Capitol Police Chief: We Are Not the ‘Media Police’
He said his department’s job is to provide security and help move people around the Hill. “The meeting went well and was very productive,” Dine said in an email to CQ Roll Call.
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‘Nuclear’ Nominations Aftermath Slows Senate to Crawl
“I might say many of these nominees would have been confirmed last December had we not experienced this event perpetrated by the majority in a heavy-handed attempt to alter the balance, to change
Burwell Should Expect Tough Questions, Easy Confirmation
President Barack Obama said Friday he assumes the Senate will easily confirm Sylvia Mathews Burwell to replace Kathleen Sebelius as secretary of Health and Human Services — and he’s almost certainly right
‘Nuclear’ Fallout Slows Senate, Briefly Delays Recess (Updated)
“Where would we be in this country without having changed that rule?”
Boxer and Vitter Have Tentative Deal on Highway Bill
“I believe in the trust fund concept and user fees to pay for that and hopefully we can modernize that in the near future,” Vitter said.
Food Historian Savors Washington’s Culinary Heritage
“I want these recipes to live and for people to be able to make them,” she said of her pragmatic approach to adapting recipes, adding, “I think if cooks in the early republic would have had
Unemployment Extension Deal May Hinge on Job Training Compromise
“That would be a win-win for everybody,” Heller said. “I would be comfortable with that. We will have to see if the leadership will allow that to happen.”
If CBS Picks Colbert, D.C. Could Get Late-Night Treatment
Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut that would have given D.C. a vote in Congress.
Web Mogul Has Designs on New Political Party
“The ones most likely to convert are those without strong party affinity, … mostly fresh minds applied to the problem over a long period, with specific goals,” he said of the “Founding Fathers”
Staffer Fail: Vance McAllister’s Infidelity Offers Valuable Lesson
“There’s no doubt I’ve fallen short and I’m asking for forgiveness,” McAllister said in the statement Monday.
Hey, Congress: This Might Be Why They Hate You
want,” the Maryland Democrat said then.
Are Happy Days Here Again?
Since that time, my boss scrutinizes everything I say and do. I can’t have a conversation without my boss interrupting me with a million questions about information I haven’t given yet.
Guerilla Artist Skewers Dems to Spark Breitbart California Launch
“My contribution to said ‘mission’ is to help Conservatives find their creative voice. I admit my approach is rather hard edge. . . . That’s just the way I like it.”
Guerilla Artist Skewers Dems to Spark Breitbart California Launch
“My contribution to said ‘mission’ is to help Conservatives find their creative voice. I admit my approach is rather hard edge. … That’s just the way I like it.”
National Capital Planning Commission Rejects Frank Gehry’s Design for Eisenhower Memorial
He said it resembles “a 4-acre theme park without a coherent theme,” and urged the Eisenhower Memorial Commission to restart the design process.
Will Congressional Pay Hikes Ever Come Off Autopilot?
having to publicly vote on it,” Vitter said.
Unemployment Extension: Senate Passage Puts Bill in Boehner’s Court
Steve Chabot, R-Ohio, said in an interview last week that despite Ohio GOP Sen.
ENLIST Act Rebuffed by McKeon, But Denham Wants Immigration Amendment Vote in NDAA
“I have reached this conclusion without regard to my views on the underlying policy, but because I do not believe the chairman’s mark should be the original venue for this debate,” McKeon said.
With an Eye on the Party’s Image, House GOP Puts Women Front and Center
That Democratic line of attack has been fueled by embarrassing reports that the GOP party establishment has coached male candidates on how to run against women without being sexist or offensive
Some House Republicans Press for Vote on Unemployment Extension
Steve Southerland II of Florida, a member of the leadership team, said the idea of adding GOP proposals had strong appeal. “I am always for doing things that get good policy done for us,” he said.