7 Republicans Lift ENDA Past Filibuster (Updated)
“I believe the Employment Non-Discrimination Act contains very important provisions,” he said in a statement.
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Boehner Under Bipartisan Pressure to Bring Up ENDA
“I think it’s important for the Republican Party to step up on an issue like this and make it clear that we opposed discrimination any form,” Dent said.
Pelosi: Revenues Must Be on Table
President Barack Obama may be willing to accept a deal that replaces part of the sequester without revenue, but House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi dismissed the idea Wednesday.
The ‘Drunk and Ugly’ Churchill Story Never Gets Old
And Winston, without missing a beat, went back and said, ‘You. You are ugly. You are very ugly. You are very, very ugly. And what’s more — tomorrow, I shall be sober.’”
Farm Bill Conference Faces Pre-Emptive Conservative Demands
“The House is trying to break a decades-old bond between farms and those Americans who are hungry,” said farm bill conferee Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio.
Democrats Introduce Bill to End Debt Limit Brinkmanship
Let me repeat that: the so-called ‘Schumer-Obama Plan’ is a plan to permanently hand the president a credit card without spending limits, and without lifting a finger to address the national debt,” McConnell
The Incredible Shrinking Budget Talks
Without revenue or other incentives, getting the Democratic votes needed to pass a compromise budget could prove difficult.
Reid Decries Attendance Woes as He Readies Nominations Push (Updated)
I’m disappointed some senators aren’t going to be here,” the Nevada Democrat said when the Senate convened Monday afternoon. “I think we’ve become complacent in not worrying about Monday night votes.”
Rand Paul May Lack Leverage Over Fed Nominee Yellen (Video)
“Right now, the Senate is preparing to debate and confirm the new Obama nominee to chair the Federal Reserve,” Paul said.
Water Bill Brings Bipartisanship Back in Fashion (Updated)
I don’t mean that 435 are going to vote for the bill, but we have worked together on this bill.”
Appropriators’ Frustration Mounts as Sequester Festers
“I’m a process guy, I believe in the process … and it goes for naught,” said appropriator Steve Womack of Arkansas.
Hoyer Optimistic — but Cautiously So — on Budget Conference
“It’s certainly not achievable without revenues, in my view,” Hoyer told reporters at his weekly pen-and-pad briefing, “and we [Democrats] are for revenues.”
Social Media Shill Sabotages Congressional Email
They starting dinging on my BlackBerry and woke me up at 2:00 this morning, and I had to silence the ringer before I could get back to sleep,” one Democratic aide said of the disruptive experience.
Did the Shutdown Help the Immigration Cause?
“I would ask these immigration proponents, ‘Does our party look like it’s doing a good job of actively managing our favorables?’” one GOP aide questioned.
Congress Eyes Virginia’s Model for Funding Transportation Projects
Virginia enacted a plan this year that is projected to bring in $5.9 billion for transportation projects over the next five years — without increasing the per-gallon gasoline tax.
Obama Announces DHS Nomination; Some Republicans Already Critical
Security,” Obama said.
Did Vitter Squander the Best Chance for His Obamacare Amendment?
I’ll use all of those tools and opportunities to demand a clear up-or-down vote on my bill,” Vitter said. “This issue isn’t going away.”
Paul Ryan’s ‘No’ Vote Concerns Pelosi, Hoyer
“I was very disappointed that Paul Ryan voted against keeping the government open and paying our bills. It was a tough vote, but this time he took a hard-line path,” Hoyer said.
218: Paul Ryan’s ‘No’ Vote Concerns Pelosi, Hoyer
“I was very disappointed that Paul Ryan voted against keeping the government open and paying our bills. It was a tough vote, but this time he took a hard-line path,” Hoyer said.
Senate Approves Bill to Avert Default, Reopen Government
Democrats largely got the clean extensions of both the continuing resolution and debt limit that they wanted without having to give major ground on their signature health care law, despite the tea