Politics · 115th Congress
Collin Peterson Running for Re-Election Next Year
“I don’t know how serious he is about this,” Peterson said. Fellow Minnesota Rep.
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Policy · 115th Congress
GOP Moderates Still Holding Out on Health Care
“That’s not true,” he said. “I made an amendment proposal in the ordinary course of things and I made it as an individual, so this is not a negotiation in the sense that it’s been reported.”
Politics · 115th Congress
With Trump’s Wall Off the Table, Obamacare Takes Center Stage in Shutdown Showdown
Roger Wicker told reporters the lack of wall funding did not mean the Trump administration would have to go without increased funds for security.
Politics · 115th Congress
Gardner Sees ‘Refreshing’ New Focus on North Korea
“I do think that people need to pay more attention to North Korea,” Gardner said. “And I do think this isn’t a time to say, ‘Yes, are you going to strike or are you not going to strike?’
Politics · 115th Congress
Decision Day for Avoiding a Government Shutdown?
“I don’t want to see an extension,” Rogers said. “I want to see us finish this thing on time. However, if the time runs out on a Friday there is a little extra play room there.”
Policy · 115th Congress
Conservatives Begin to Accept Health Care Bill, Moderate Votes Unclear
“I think ultimately we will repeal and replace Obamacare,” House Freedom Caucus Chairman Mark Meadows said when asked if there’s a risk Republicans will conclude this month and the next without any
Politics · 115th Congress
Senior WH Official: ‘Military Preparations’ Are Underway for N. Korea
[Top Trump Aide on First 100 Days: ‘I Don’t Regret Anything’] Trump has decided to pick and choose U.S. actions from a “broad range of options,” the senior official said.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Congress Can Work — If Trump Gets Out of the Way
Almost without notice, Republicans leading the negotiations on Capitol Hill have been quietly, steadily moving forward with their Democratic colleagues and were well on their way to ‘yes’ this week
Politics · 115th Congress
Analysis: U.S. Military Options in North Korea — From Bad to Worse
Pyongyang is said to have some 1,000 missiles.
Politics · 115th Congress
Top Dems Blast Trump’s First 100 Days, Border Wall Demands
“I am an appropriator and I know that our appropriators try very hard to work in a bipartisan way,” Pelosi said, adding that leaders of the spending committees were on just that “path … before the
Politics · 115th Congress
Syria, Trump and Congress’ Ever-Eroding War Powers
In 2013, when President Barack Obama decided to seek congressional authorization for a Syria strike he ultimately never ordered, he said, “I have the authority to carry out this military action without
Heard On The Hill · 115th Congress
Controversy Lingers Over Capitol Art Competition
He said he has been amazed by the entries.
Politics · 115th Congress
Rising Stars 2017: Administration Staffers
But he notes: “I work in policy because I want to have an impact.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Weighing the Costs of War and Diplomacy
So when he publicly said critics of his agency’s policies — whether they come from Congress, civil rights groups or the public — should “shut up,” he came off as what he once was, a military man
Heard On The Hill · 115th Congress
Super Bowl Champion New England Patriots Visit White House Without Brady
No team has been this good for this long,” the president said.
Politics · 115th Congress
Will He or Won’t He? Hatch Keeps Utah in Suspense
“While I have taken steps to run, I have yet to make a final decision,” Hatch, the most senior GOP senator, said in a statement.
Politics · 115th Congress
Tax Overhaul Not Immune to GOP Infighting
Without it or another significant revenue source, the GOP’s tax plan could drive up the deficit — the opposite of what Republicans have promised to do.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Why Congress Should Value, and Keep, AmeriCorps
I can vouch for the fact that a nation without AmeriCorps would be one in which the roughly 14.5 million children — 1 in 5 — currently living in families strained by poverty would fall further behind.
Politics · 115th Congress
All Eyes on Turnout in Georgia Special Election
“I think I can win,” Ossoff said Monday about his chances of winning outright. “Whether I do is up to turnout and the voters,” he said, adding, “We’re within striking distance.”
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: House Members Should Take Civics Tests
At a town hall meeting recently, the three-term Republican from Oklahoma, said the idea that he works for the voters of his district is “bullcrap.”