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Congress’ Security Needs Still Evolving

I got what we could call a two-fer out of this: He understands Congress and he knows the Secret Service and threat assessment inside out,” Gainer said.

Japan Quake Mustn’t Trigger Nuclear-Phobia

I never agree with Rush Limbaugh about anything, but here’s an exception: The mainstream media habitually spreads panic in the population — right now, about the safety of nuclear power.

GOP Leaders Face Revolt Within Ranks on CR

I commend the efforts of House and Senate Republican leaders to deal with this, but I did not come to the U.S. Senate to be part of some absurd political theater.”

Members Rethink Earmark Ban

“Everybody’s decided they’re going to run against earmarks, without necessarily knowing what an earmark is. … I think you can say earmarks are bad, as long as we know what an earmark is, and I don

Fears Grow as Obama Hits Trail

I agree with Mitt Romney, who recently said he’s proud of what he accomplished on health care in Massachusetts and supports giving states the power to determine their own health care solutions.

Obama Faces Pressure on Trade Deals

As I have said repeatedly, I want to see all three agreements considered by July 1.” Likewise, Trade Subcommittee Chairman Kevin Brady (Texas) also questioned Obama’s commitment to free trade.

Senate to Vote on Competing CRs

A meeting with Congressional leaders and Vice President Joseph Biden on Thursday ended without a breakthrough, with the two sides about $50 billion apart.

Meehan: A Decade After 9/11, Threat Is Real

On Dec. 21, Attorney General Eric Holder said on “Good Morning America” that 126 individuals have been indicted on terrorism-related charges in the past two years, including 50 U.S. citizens.

Mulvaney: GOP Will Write Serious Budget Plan

Unfortunately, the president failed to adequately meet the challenge with his response: What the commission proposed, he said, “still provides the framework for a conversation.

Transportation Bill Could Face Pileup

“Just getting agreement here” is an encouraging sign, Mica said, noting that “this is the first major piece of legislation [passed] without controversy. … This gives us a little bit of time.”