Unemployment Extension Amendment Offered on Tax Cut Bill
The Rhode Island Democrat’s proposal would be retroactive to December — so people who have gone without checks for months would be eligible for a sizable lump sum.
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‘We Have a Commitment From John Boehner’ on Immigration, Jarrett Says (Updated)
“I think we have a window this summer, between now and August, to get something done,” Jarrett said, noting that a vote would come after most Republican primaries.
House GOP Touts Water Bill as a Sign of Thriving, Post-Earmark World
Should they succeed in the next few days, it might pave the way for a highway bill without special projects attached.
House GOP Touts Water Bill as a Sign of Thriving, Post-Earmark World
. | The notion of passing a major infrastructure bill through the House and Senate without earmarks seemed, at first, unthinkable.
Reid Sets Barron Vote After Meeting With White House Lawyers, Paul Plans Filibuster (Updated)
a trial or legal representation, and I am not satisfied.
Obama: Senate Needs to Change ‘How a Filibuster Works’
At a fundraiser for the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee in New York, Obama said Democrats need to change “how a filibuster works,” without going into specifics.
Ukraine Crisis Dimly Illuminates Public Ambivalence | Procedural Politics
In a Salt Lake City speech in September 1963, he said, “The purpose of foreign policy is not to provide an outlet for our own sentiments of hope or indignation; it is to shape real events in a real world
DCCC’s Bad Week a Lesson in Political Basics
But Conyers has almost universal name recognition in the district, and succeeding as a write-in is not without precedent. Sen.
DCCC’s Bad Week a Lesson in Political Basics
But Conyers has almost universal name recognition in the district, and succeeding as a write-in is not without precedent. Sen.
Immigration Overhaul Backed by Growing Number of Tea Partyers (Video)
“I don’t think Democrats are the ones that are moving,” Russo said. “I think Republicans are far more equipped to take action.”
Immigration Overhaul Backed by Growing Number of Tea Partyers (Video)
“I don’t think Democrats are the ones that are moving,” Russo said. “I think Republicans are far more equipped to take action.”
Democrat Withdraws From Competitive Florida House Race
David Jolly, R-Fla., withdrew from the race Tuesday, leaving Democrats without a challenger. Col.
Have You Seen This Man? Drew Willison’s Mug Posted
Willison arrived at work on April 30 without an ID and was told by officers guarding the doors that he would need to get a visitor badge before going into the Capitol.
Medical Device Tax Repeal Vote Sought by GOP
“I think it’s time to actually take a look at the medical device tax and truly putting forth, in a vote, an opportunity to eliminate the medical device tax.”
Judicial Nominee Michael P. Boggs Disavows Votes on Confederate Flag, Abortion
“I don’t know,” Feinstein said during the hearing. “I hope to have a chance to talk with you more after this.
Medical Device Tax Repeal Vote Sought by GOP (Video)
Remember, there was one deal, I think it was a $15 billion deal, where they were consolidated, a merger,” Reid said Tuesday. “So, the device tax folks are doing extremely well.
Boehner: Most Republicans Want to Deal With Immigration
It’s no secret,” he said. “I do believe the vast majority of our members do want to deal with this, they want to deal with it openly, honestly and fairly.”
Democrats Not Cheering Walsh Proposal for Budget Balance Before Recess
“Right now, however, we don’t know how to slow health cost growth on the scale needed to balance the budget in ten years without sacrificing health care quality, impeding access to care, or raising
Capito Leaves Vacuum in Race to Replace Her
While she hasn’t endorsed, Capito has previously said that candidate quality is key to keeping the seat in the Republican column.
America Can’t Afford to Ignore Science | Commentary
Last January, Pew Research found that 58 percent of all adults possessed at least one smartphone, 42 percent owned a tablet, 44 percent slept with their smart devices next to their beds and 29 percent said