AT&T Merger Plan Touches On User Loyalty
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Amash Explains Votes on Facebook
“I’m not scared to rewrite history down the road,” he said. “When I give an explanation for my vote, it’s based on what I believed at the time.
Ghost of CR Still Haunts GOP
“I think the negotiations can be more effective if we have more people at the table who can actually represent a position,” the Iowa Republican said.
Will Reid, Heller Play Nice in 2012?
“I welcome Dean Heller to the United States Senate,” he said.
Kyl Will Push for Medicare Changes
“There’s no way an increase in the debt limit will pass without real spending cuts and reforms.”
Obama: U.S., Pakistan Can Find Ways to Improve Cooperation
We could not have done that without Pakistani cooperation.
Kerry, Lugar Doubt Pakistan Was Unaware of bin Laden’s Compound
“I find it very hard to believe that people didn’t know,” Foreign Relations Chairman John Kerry (D-Mass.) said on CBS’ “Face the Nation.”
Senate GOP Pledges to Block Nominee Without Changes to Consumer Agency
“Senate confirmation is about accountability and giving the American people a voice in the process,” he said. “I would hope the president won’t silence the people’s voice.”
Messer Likely to Run for Pence’s Seat
“Without question, the 6th district seat is a great opportunity to serve, and we’ll make a formal announcement in the coming weeks,” he said. Messer came close to defeating Rep.
Jane Corwin Ad in N.Y. Special Attacks Jack Davis
Her lead would be far larger without the presence of Davis, a Congressional candidate with a history of switching parties who will appear on the May 24 ballot under the “Tea Party” line.
First GOP Debate Introduces Pawlenty to Nation
“I saw the face of job loss and economic worry in my hometown and even in my own family,” Pawlenty said.
Hispanic Connection Opens Doors for Niche Group
“I have never in my experience known Congressional staff to call us saying, ‘We want to talk,’” Egües said. “That’s how hot this is.”
Kucinich Eyes a Left-Coast Address
Adam Smith (D-Wash.) said. “I would be skeptical about whether or not that would be well-received by the bulk of the people in the state of Washington, but I guess we’ll wait and see.”
Chaplain Will Miss Members’ Optimism
Ten days later — it was a Thursday — I got a call asking how quickly I could come to Washington. I said, “Well, it’s 8:35, and I can probably be at [Chicago’s] O’Hare [airport] by 10 a.m.”
Cantor, Hoyer Want More Info on Pakistan Role
for long periods of time without people knowing about it.”
Heard on the Hill: A Most Unpleasant Recess
“We decided it would be better to be back home with our families, and we were fortunate to make it home without any difficulty,” Brooks said.
GOP Issues Jobs Agenda to Revive Its Message
“Sometimes, I think with the discussion on spending reductions, we aren’t communicating clearly enough on the jobs and economic issues.”
SEALs’ District Is Battleground Territory
“What I would suspect is in 2012 you’ve got Obama back on the ticket, all Democrats have to do is run a respectable candidate and Rigell is history,” Kirwin said.
Lieberman, Collins Question Pakistan, Warn of Retaliation
Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Chairman Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) and ranking member Susan Collins (R-Maine) said Monday that Pakistan needs to answer for how Osama
Obama Calls on Lawmakers at Dinner to Harness Unity
Without specifically mentioning any policy issue, Obama said the news of bin Laden’s death should underscore the need for comity in the coming months.