Has Obama Given Away His Sequester Leverage?
The president has said he won’t negotiate on the debt ceiling again, and the House GOP’s decision this winter to approve a temporary extension without new cuts revealed that Republicans aren’t itching
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NBA’s Jason Collins Comes Out, Gives Rep. Kennedy Some of the Credit
Kennedy said the most meaningful moment during his 2012 campaign was joining outgoing Rep.
Immigration Overhaul Fights Law of Unintended Consequences
But as Jed Graham of Investor’s Business Daily noted last week, because legal residents who are noncitizens are not eligible for the Obamacare subsidies, employers would be able to hire them without offering
AOC Feels Heat on Power Plant Coal Use
“He obviously misspoke — I hope he misspoke rather than misled — when he told Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid that [the AOC] would cease using coal.”
Lawmakers Split on Next Steps After Syria’s Alleged Use of Chemical Weapons
“Before we heard of this news on the use of chemical weapons to some degree, I had said we need to change the tipping point in Syria,” Menendez said.
Coburn, Paul Try to Gum Up Online Sales Tax Bill
“I caution my colleagues, the Senate will stay in session until we finish this legislation, whether that happens today, tomorrow, Friday or Saturday,” Reid said during his opening remarks on the
Chaos and Opportunity Ahead for Florida Democrats | Farm Team
I wouldn’t tell you it’s likely … [but] I think he will really look at it.”
Labor Cost Management Is Key to Coping With Sequester at Agencies
FAA data showed that there were almost double the number of delays on Monday as there would have been without the furloughs.
Are Senate Democrats Schweitzer or Bust? #MTsen
Without Schweitzer, the remaining field is a big unknown. The crop of Democrats running for Montana’s open House seat last year was not viewed as particularly strong.
First Ricin Suspect Cleared by Feds
to dismiss the case without prejudice.
GOP Raises Heat on CFPB’s Cordray
“As I have consistently stated in past hearings, we still have concerns with the structural nature of the agency,” said Sen. Michael D.
Will Wyden’s Rise Create More Democratic Headaches?
Though his fiercely independent style and transgressions against party orthodoxy created a fair share of spats with Democratic leaders, Wyden’s own brand of bipartisanship is not without its detractors
McCaul: Solving the Border Security Equation
Therefore, if Congress again addresses immigration changes without focusing on the root of the problem, we will undoubtedly repeat this debate a decade from now.
Gamesmanship Over Budget in Full Swing as Reid Prepares Next Move
“It’s likely he will take the first step,” the aide said.
Lawmakers Weigh In on How to Question Bombing Suspect
Tamerlan Tsarnaev may have traveled abroad using an alias in recent years, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee said Sunday.
With Tax Effects, Chained CPI Draws Coalition of Opposition
“If the tax portion is deleted, I will move from support to vigorous opposition,” he said.
Baucus Gets Busy Annoying His Own Party Again
“I just see a huge train wreck coming down,” he said, mainly when the enrollment period for the new insurance exchanges begins this fall.
Gun Debate Reveals Pitfalls of Filibuster Overhaul
This week’s floor votes on guns show how different the Senate world might look without filibuster threats — for better or for worse.
D.C.’s Clandestine Dining Destination | Meal Ticket
“I thought I actually had a lot more to learn, but I wanted to go and see other things,” he said of his decision to decamp for Europe.
Shop Talk: Hughes Joins Hilltop Public Solutions
“Bottom line — without Craig Hughes running that race, I wouldn’t be Senator today,” said Bennet, now Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee chairman, in a statement.