Politics · 114th Congress
Lobbyist Donations Surge, Despite Anti-Establishment Rhetoric
“I haven’t gotten any call,” said Ken Kies, a tax lobbyist with the Federal Policy Group. “I think they’re looking for big money.”
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Politics · 114th Congress
Really, 30 Republicans Switched Sides on LGBT Discrimination
Steve Israel said the amendment wouldn’t have failed without the narrative of hatred Trump has created.
Policy · 114th Congress
Cotton: Criminal Justice Bill ‘Dead’ in Congress
“I believe the criminal leniency bill is dead in this here Congress,” Cotton said in a speech at the Hudson Institute.
Politics · 114th Congress
Why Senate Republicans Are Worried About RNC
“They need more money this time than they did last time, and it looks like they’re going to have less,” said one battleground race strategist, who requested anonymity to speak candidly without fear
Policy · 114th Congress
DC Budget Autonomy Ban Clears House Committee
Meadows said he believes D.C. officials and its employees would face penalties if any money was spent without the federal government stepping in .
Policy · 114th Congress
House GOP Works on Budget Hail Mary
Meadows and Flores both said they’re part of a small group of members discussing a budget resolution, despite the fact that budget rules allow the House to proceed on appropriations bills without
Politics · 114th Congress
Sanders Condemns Violence But Plays Down Nevada Events
“Our campaign, of course, believes in nonviolent change , and it goes without saying that I condemn any and all forms of violence, including the personal harassment of individuals,” Sanders wrote
Politics · 114th Congress
Sanders Takes Oregon, Clinton Apparently Wins Ky
It’s high time we put Kentucky first,” said Paul. “Tonight I pledge to keep up the fight for balanced budgets, and American jobs, and an end to the War on Coal.”
Politics · 114th Congress
Playing Politics With Commencement Addresses
I never imagined I would get into a Twitter war with Donald Trump,” she said in her commencement address.
Policy · 114th Congress
Torture Report Disappearance Raises Ire of Senate Democrats
The IG’s office has said it unintentionally deleted the computer file and destroyed a disk that also contained the document.
Policy · 114th Congress
House Zika Bill Proposed, Conservatives Gear Up for Fight
That is in contrast to the Blunt-Murray deal, which would allocate emergency funding without offsets and if agreed to by senators would be attached to a fiscal 2017 appropriations bill.
Drive to Draft Women Going Nowhere Right Now
But several GOP members said they were backing the amendment only to be provocative.
Opinion · 114th Congress
With Trump, Ryan Wins When It Looks Like He’s Losing
“We need a real unification of our party,” he said.”I want to be a part of that unifying process.”
Politics · 114th Congress
Don’t Expect Controversial Obama Aide to Testify
“I mean, I’d prefer a sober, reasoned public debate, after which members of Congress reflect and take a vote,” Rhodes told the magazine. “But that’s impossible.”
Opinion · 114th Congress
Obama Deserves Credit for Visiting Hiroshima
Without context, Harry Truman’s decision to obliterate Hiroshima and then Nagasaki almost seemed like a crazed whim.
Policy · 114th Congress
Ted Cruz Is Back and Wants to Lower Your Taxes
“A point that I made frequently on the campaign trail is that Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton often bring up income inequality.
Policy · 114th Congress
Deadly Shootings Bring Couple Together
“I do think about Jason a lot even though I never knew him,” Kristan said. “But because of him, I have an amazing family and life.
Opinion · 114th Congress
The Art of the Duck
Apparently understanding the farce of it all, he joked, “I need laryngitis as quick as I can get it,” as the Trump questions kept coming.
Politics · 114th Congress
Back in D.C., Cruz Won’t Extinguish Presidential Hopes
Without mentioning Trump by name, Cruz stressed the importance of supporting a presidential candidate who will stand with Israel.
Politics · 114th Congress
7 Things Merrick Garland Told the Senate About Himself
Garland said it was White House Counsel Neil Eggleston and White House senior adviser Brian Deese who first reached out to see if he was willing to be considered.