Policy · 114th Congress
Finger Pointing Over Zika Money Sets White House Against Ryan
“The request they presented Congress is merely an outline, without the proper budget documents/language/justifications,” a Ryan aide said in an email.
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Policy · 114th Congress
Bid to Ease Puerto Rico Debt Crisis Draws Fire in House
Rob Bishop, R-Utah, said before the decision to delay the markup. “In fact, sometimes I think they can blow it up even more than Republicans can.”
Policy · 114th Congress
ISIS’ More Flexible Strategy Poses Pre-eminent Threat
“Here you’ve got a large number of Western passports and people who can move in Schengen and people who can come to the United States without a visa requirement.”
Politics · 114th Congress
Here’s Another Possible Headache at the GOP Convention
Some of them believe that even without a presidential nominee in place, the delegates on the committee will find a way to write a document that satisfies all factions.
Politics · 114th Congress
Sanders Still Sees Path to Nomination
“Well look, I’ve said repeatedly that I’d take him over Donald Trump or Ted Cruz any day.” But her praise for her opponent was measured: “I don’t have anything negative to say about him.”
Politics · 114th Congress
Obama Steadfast on Court Pick, Defends Clinton on Emails
“I can guarantee that,” Obama said when asked if the Justice Department would treat Clinton like any other citizen during its probe.
Politics · 114th Congress
Eyes on a Different Prize
“I think I bring a breadth of experience that sets me apart from the other candidates,” he said, noting his desire to serve in Congress as part of his lifelong devotion to public service.
House and Senate Charge Ahead on 2017 Spending Bills
We’re marking all our bills to the 1070 number,” Dent said in an interview, referring to the $1.07 trillion topline set out in last year’s budget agreement.
After the Meltdown
policies for the middle class, the Bush administration has acted on behalf of Wall Street, with the largest and most significant federal interventions in the history of our modern financial system,” she said
Cruz Locking Up Colorado Delegates
“I don’t know the last time there was a presidential candidate at the state assembly,” Colorado GOP Chairman Steve House said.
Politics · 114th Congress
John Roberts Dragged Into Senate Court Fight
“I’m here because [Roberts] has been attacked without cause by the chairman of the Judiciary Committee,” said Reid.
Politics · 114th Congress
Clinton Prepares for Contested Primaries Through Spring
Instead, she said, it came down to experience. And Anya Seymour, 59, of Avon, Ind., agreed. “I started out supporting Sanders,” she said. Clinton’s pragmatism eventually won her over.
Policy · 114th Congress
White House Eager to Rekindle Criminal Justice Effort
And then to begin to reach out to other members,” Cornyn said Tuesday.
Policy · 114th Congress
Homeland Secretary Backs Democratic Push on Airport Security
We need to tighten security in vulnerable areas at our biggest airports, so that the tragedy that struck Brussels doesn’t land on our doorstep,” said New York Democrat Charles E. Schumer.
Politics · 114th Congress
Senate GOP Campaigns Prepare for the Worst: Trump
And in Ohio, Rob Portman is building a ground game that can excel without national assistance.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Trump Presidency Could Veer Into Isolationism
It was nearly 100 years ago — April 1, 1916, to be exact — when the U.S. entered World War I and saved Western Europe from German domination.
Politics · 114th Congress
Meet the ‘Data Guy’ Behind North Carolina Republicans
“I come out of the Jim Broyhill School of Politics,” Shumaker said, referring to former Sen. Jim Broyhill, for whom he interned.
Policy · 114th Congress
With ‘Modest’ Goals, Other Issues Could Dominate Nuclear Summit
“I think the goals of this summit are a little modest,” said Sharon Squassoni of the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Good Riddance, GOP Loyalty Pledge
With every candidate pledged to support him if he won, Trump could do, say, yell or skywrite anything he wanted without risking the chance that the party wouldn’t back him once the dust settled.
Policy · 114th Congress
Bob Barr Still in the Fight
Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., has caught on the other side of the ideological spectrum may have taken Team Clinton by surprise, Barr insists the ascent of Trump has been a long time coming.