Nevada High Court Rules Against Battle Royal
Republicans successfully argued in a lower court that without a primary, the parties’ central committees should have the power to nominate a single candidate.
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HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Fourth of July Reagan Bash
“I doubt very much that Ronald Reagan would have even imagined the world that we have today, [with] a Europe whole and at peace,” Rice said during the unveiling ceremony Monday in London.
Why Is Everyone Talking About the 14th Amendment?
I’m not exaggerating for effect when I say never: It absolutely wasn’t mentioned.
Another Freshman Threatens to Flex Filibuster Muscle
“I’m not completely without the sense that we may need to raise the debt ceiling,” Paul said.
Graham, Lieberman Seek Greater Sanctions Against Iranian Leaders
“I hope people understand what Iran is up to,” Graham said during an appearance with Lieberman on “Fox News Sunday.”
State Senator Likely To Run for Wisconsin Senate
“I’m laying all the groundwork and getting ready for the race,” Lasee said. “I’m doing it because I want to participate in the process.” Former Gov.
Street Talk: The Dream of Recess Deferred
“I started on the Hill in 1989, and honestly, I’ve never gone more than eight weeks without some kind of recess. Mentally, this is hard to keep track of.” Lehman isn’t asking for a vacation.
Heather Wilson Running to the Right in N.M.
“It was a terrible situation to be in,” Wilson said. “I did what I thought was best for the country at the time.”
Obama Insists on Revenue Raisers in Debt Talks
“You cannot reduce the deficit the amount that we need to without having revenues in the mix,” Obama said, adding negotiators would need to trim the defense budget, “while still meeting our security
Is AMT Fix a Debt Solution?
Conrad said nobody expects Congress to simply let the AMT hit the middle class. And Congress typically has prevented that from happening every year without paying for it.
Coburn, Lieberman Float Medicare Proposal
Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) and Tom Coburn (R-Okla.) entered the debt and deficit debate Tuesday, proposing a Medicare overhaul they said would cut the deficit by about $600 billion during the next decade.
Troubled by Debt Limit Despite Reassurances
For months, I have been exceedingly nervous about negotiations over the debt limit.
Democratic PPP Polls Flood Early Senate Landscape
“I think they are intentionally trying to instigate primaries,” National Republican Senatorial Committee Executive Director Rob Jesmer said.
Supreme Court Overturns Arizona Campaign Finance Law
Reform advocates deplored the ruling but said it will not upend the public financing regime.
Democrats Take Aim at Business Tax Breaks
“We did that with the oil subsidies, I thought, very effectively, and so we’re looking at other options along those lines,” Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) said.
McConnell Looks to Wrap Up Budget Talks, Plans Balanced Budget Vote
“Well, I do care if [the government] defaults, but the fact is, Candy, we won’t,” DeMint said on CNN’s “State of the Union.”
Boehner Has Tricky Needle to Thread on Debt
I trust John Boehner.” Cole said tax rates simply can’t be part of the equation. “From our standpoint, the president took taxes off the table in December.
Cantor, Kyl Pull Out of Debt Talks
“Given this impasse, I will not be participating in today’s meeting and I believe it is time for the president to speak clearly and resolve the tax issue,” Cantor said.
Clinton Attempts to Rally Democrats Behind Libya Mission
Jerrold Nadler (N.Y.) said. “I think what the president did — going into hostilities without going to Congress beyond the 60 days — is against the War Powers Act.
House Retains Contested Provision in Patent Bill
Companies that hold patents on financial processes argue that banks are trying to use the legislation to delay, or even escape, fines for using their products without licenses.