Budget Day’s Wintry Mix of Bluster and Rhetoric
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call) “I don’t have any news to make today on that subject,” Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., said Tuesday, when asked about President Barack Obama latest spending
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Trade Deal May Undercut Efforts to Control Drug Prices
I think it is a fair question to ask, what value are we getting?” said Freeman, who worked in the pharmaceutical industry for 22 years.
Billions at Stake as EU Regulators Consider New Data Transfer Pact with U.S.
Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Chairman John Thune, R-S.D., urged the EU and Commerce Department to implement the new agreement “without delay.”
What the Hell Happened to Jeb Bush?
Sure, said the governor without hesitation, getting up quickly and walking to the podium.
Lawmakers to Pressure on FDA to Address Opioid Abuse
Bernard Sanders, I-Vt.
Freedom Caucus Seeks Leverage in Budget Talks
“There’s not a demand of that,” Meadows said. “There’s an expectation that perhaps he won’t. And I think that that is a factor in this.
Trey Radel Sticks His Nose Back Into Politics
In fact, I might write an oped on that vote this week to better explain.
Trey Radel Sticks His Nose Back Into Politics
In fact, I might write an oped on that vote this week to better explain.
World Grows Impatient for Senate to Ratify Test-Ban Treaty
he fears if another five or eight years passes without U.S. ratification, international support for the accord could weaken, particularly if no other nuclear weapons states such as Pakistan or India ratify
Who’s Afraid of John Thune? So Far, Everybody
Thune famously beat former Senate Minority Leader Thomas Daschle in 2004, and in 2010, Thune ran without a Democratic opponent.
Appropriators’ Move to Free Up Earmarks Shows Wonkiness of Transportation Spending
“Dollars can actually be spent out rather than sitting indefinitely without benefiting transportation investment,” Lee said.
What We Learned From the Iowa Caucuses
“Big night for Rubio,” said Scott Reed, a veteran Republican strategist who ran Bob Dole’s presidential campaign in 1996.
What We Learned From the Iowa Caucuses
“Big night for Rubio,” said Scott Reed, a veteran Republican strategist who ran Bob Dole’s presidential campaign in 1996.
Stacey Abrams: Pragmatic Democrat in a Red State
“I grew up in a family with an ethos that said, ‘If you have the capacity, you have the responsibility,’” Abrams, the House minority leader of the Georgia General Assembly, said in an interview with CQ
Stacey Abrams: Pragmatic Democrat in a Red State
“I grew up in a family with an ethos that said, ‘If you have the capacity, you have the responsibility,’” Abrams, the House minority leader of the Georgia General Assembly, said in an interview with CQ
Opinion · 114th Congress
Democrats Say: Learn From the Bern
Last week, I counseled calm for Republicans looking at a possible Trump-topped ticket, and today I’ll say the same to Democrats about a possible Sanders nomination, based on conversations I had with party
Going Full Grassley on the Iowa Caucuses
“I didn’t know Grassley was going to show up,” said Bill Davidson, a bartender at The Supervisors Club, where the senator was introducing New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.
Going Full Grassley on the Iowa Caucuses
“I didn’t know Grassley was going to show up,” said Bill Davidson, a bartender at The Supervisors Club, where the senator was introducing New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.
Huckabee and Santorum and Coffee and Pizza
“I know the Des Moines Register is not going to get it right, surprise, surprise,” he said.
New Light Shed on Old Scandal in Arizona Sheriff’s Congressional Race
Tom O’Halleran, the leading Democrat in the race, said in a statement when the story reemerged: “I am so troubled by anyone who would participate in or cover up the systematic abuse of children.”