New Hampshire Democrats Target ‘RomneyCare’
Without Romney, it’s hard to see how President Obama would have been able to provide quality, affordable health care for every American,” New Hampshire Democratic Chairman Ray Buckley wrote in a message
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Capital Hearings Sing Simply for the Joy of It
His only thought: “I hope they don’t arrest me.” Without warning, the 32-year-old former Hill staffer leapt to his feet and began to sing “America the Beautiful.”
Obama to Outline Deficit Reduction Proposal
the ceiling, without other provisions attached.
Clock Ticks as Leaders Remain Hopeful for Deal
“If they told me to do that, I think we could do that,” he said.
More CAO Employees Needed to Process Furlough, Pay Requests
“I don’t know if the notices have been sent out yet, but we plan to do it,” the Republican said.
‘Conservative Citadel’ Comes to Capitol Hill
In keeping with its mission, the college operates completely without federal or state funding.
Gainer Warns Senate Staff They Could Go Home With No Pay
Sergeant-at-Arms Terrance Gainer sent a somberly worded email to his staff late Wednesday informing them that if the government shuts down Friday, reluctantly he would have to send most of them home without
Spending Bill Negotiations Continue Into Night
Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) emerged from their second meeting Thursday with President Barack Obama without an agreement to avert a government shutdown
House Democrats Want Retroactive Pay for Furloughed Staffers
their staff members would be furloughed, but some Congressional staffers, such as those who work for the Senate Sergeant-at-Arms’ office, have been notified that they will be forced to take time off without
Senate Democrats Likely to Offer Short-Term CR
“There will certainly be an attempt to propose an alternative, including the funding of troops,” Conrad said, without specifying the bill’s length.
Republicans Ready to Unveil Compromise Map in Louisiana
“It’s not the perfect district for me or for Rodney, but I think it’s something that we can get enough votes to pass,” Rep.
A Burning Question
“We are not going to get all our energy from wind and solar in the next 20 years,” the president said. “You know, if I could do it all with wind and solar I would.
Film Shows Growth of Community Gardens
“I was interested in really showing the gardens and what they offered people through the personal stories of the gardeners themselves,” Cabib said.
Lobbyists Get Busier as Shutdown Looms
“I really didn’t think they were going to get to this point, but in the last 24 hours it’s all anybody’s been talking about,” said Melissa Schulman, a lobbyist with the Bockorny Group
Members Prepare to Lose Perks
Roughly 750 SAA employees and more than 1,000 workers from the Office of the Architect of the Capitol would be sent home, leaving remaining Members and staff without significant support.
Democrats Plan Budget to Counter GOP
“I don’t have any concerns with that so long as if we were to put together a Democratic alternative,” he said at the time. “I do want a good degree of unity around that.”
Senate Avoids Vote on Military Provision by Paul
Rand Paul designed to imply that President Barack Obama contradicted himself when he ordered military operations in Libya without Congress’ consent.
Members to Limit Staff Furloughs
I might have my whole staff be essential.”
CR Fatigue Setting In Among GOP
“I think focusing on the CR is just one part of it,” Rep. Cory Gardner (R-Colo.) said.
Battle of GOP Titans in Arizona Likely to Be Avoided
Without Pearce, insiders said, Adams becomes the clear frontrunner in the race to replace Rep. Jeff Flake (R), who is vacating the seat to run for Senate.