David Joyce: Ohio’s Most Vulnerable GOP Target
“It is without a doubt the most competitive race in Ohio,” said Joe Cimperman, a Cleveland city councilman and Democrat.
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Tea Party Changes Tack to Hit McConnell
“We’re not doing earmarks anymore, so I don’t know that that’s valid criticism,” Paul said.
After a Decade of Drone Strikes, Lawmakers Ponder Judicial Oversight
“I am very worried about the privacy issues involved,” said Leahy. “Just because we have the technology available, does that mean we should use it?”
Life After Congress: Michael Patrick Flanagan
“I decided that there were a lot of other ways to help in public policy without actually holding an elected office,” said the Illinois Republican who toppled disgraced Rep.
GOP Feels a Shift, Likes Dynamic on Sequester
“Of course I’m concerned,” Udall said.
Noshtalgia: Hunting the Elusive Kolache
And where once she could feed her pastry fix by popping into any one of her many go-to bakeries, Fernandez soon discovered she’d either have to make her own or learn to go without.
Cantor Pledges Domestic Violence Law Is an Early House Priority
“I have had daily meetings to try and get to a point where we can bring this forward,” Cantor said. “I . . . care very deeply about women and the abuse situation.
Ethics Committee Will Continue Reviewing Schock, Owens Matters
Bill Owens, D-N.Y., and Aaron Schock, R-Ill., but said it would do so without forming a formal investigative subcommittee.
Ornstein: Court Ruling on Recess Appointments Is an Exercise of Judicial Overreach
They said that unless vacancies occurred during the one period they defined — ignoring how Congress defines its own recesses — they could not be filled by recess appointments.
Report Tallies Costs of Road Congestion — and Political Gridlock
He said Washington “has the dubious distinction of being number one in two areas: It is the capital of partisan gridlock, and now traffic gridlock.”
Even Without a Budget on Budget Day, Parties Gear Up for Battle Over Spending
Budget day came without a fiscal 2014 budget proposal on Monday, but congressional Republicans didn’t let the occasion go by without a sharp attack against the White House on its priorities and its inability
Backslapping Barrow Faces Big Senate Choice
“Ever since I was one of just two [House] Democrats to beat a Republican anywhere in the country in 2004, they’ve had that bull’s-eye on my back,” he said.
Leahy Wields Influence Over Guns, Immigration
The committee will be very busy, but he’s not afraid of a challenge,” the aide said.
Capitol Cop Finishes Another Inauguration, Acting Chief Duties
“Oh, I put something down on the floor,” Reynolds said vaguely of where he might have slept the night before the inauguration. Then he laughed. “Yeah, it is what it is.”
Drilling for Influence: API Unshaken by 2012 Elections
The idea is to build public support from the ground up, said Gerard, a tactic he cottoned to after talking to some of President Barack Obama’s organizers following the 2008 election.
Massachusetts: Republicans Tisei, Winslow Weighing Possible Senate Bids
Without Brown, the Republican bench in Massachusetts is thin, with no obvious candidate for a statewide bid.
Senate Democrats Pledge Regular Order for Immigration Overhaul
“I look forward to the good old days when we had major legislation go through committees,” Sen. Charles E. Schumer said.
Obama: ‘I Am Not a King’ on Deportation Policy
“I think it’s important to remind everybody that, what I’ve said previously, I am not a king, I am head of the executive branch of government,” Obama said in an interview with Univision.
Rubio Must Sell Immigration Changes to GOP, Grass Roots
The Florida lawmaker has said he’ll pull his support from any bill if that occurs, and Republicans say comprehensive policy changes will fail to garner meaningful GOP support without Rubio’s backing.
Kerry Nomination Backed by Senate
“John has earned the respect of leaders around the world and the confidence of Democrats and Republicans in the Senate,” Obama said, “and I am confident he will make an extraordinary secretary of