Issa Cuts Off Cummings at IRS Hearing (Updated) (Video)
“Republican democracy in action,” said Democratic Caucus Vice Chairman Joseph Crowley of New York at a Democratic leadership news conference. “What has happened to regular order?
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Issa Cuts Off Cummings at IRS Hearing (Updated) (Video)
“Republican democracy in action,” said Democratic Caucus Vice Chairman Joseph Crowley of New York at a Democratic leadership news conference. “What has happened to regular order?
‘Doc Fix’ Puts Republicans in Election-Year Bind
“It’s been yes, no and I think they’re back looking at maybe,” said Rep.
Pelosi Ignites Caucus by Choosing Sides in Ranking Member Battle
“I think Frank Pallone has done a really good job heading our messaging team, but I think Anna Eshoo is a woman who’s dynamic, who is from the high-tech community out in California, and can bring
Pelosi Ignites Caucus by Choosing Sides in Ranking Member Battle
“I think Frank Pallone has done a really good job heading our messaging team, but I think Anna Eshoo is a woman who’s dynamic, who is from the high-tech community out in California, and can bring
Corker Compares Reid’s Reign to Putin’s
This last recess, I spent a week traveling the country on behalf of the [National Republican Senatorial Committee],” Corker said. “Because I want to see the Senate function again.
Tea Party Pointing Fingers at GOP Leadership, 5 Years In
“So knowing that, I think the tea party is doing as well as it can.”
Slouching Toward Tyranny | Commentary
The pervasiveness of government agencies and their ever-growing ability to issue regulations, enforced with the power of law but without congressional approval or the consent of the governed, stands to
Facing 140,000 Comments, Treasury Braces for IRS Hearing, Legal Fight
is impermissible for political operatives to create what are for all practical purposes PACs, obtain 501(c)(4) status for those PACs, and then spend essentially unlimited money to influence elections without
Conservative Values Are Found in Changes to Immigration Laws | Commentary
The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office has said that immigration reform could reduce deficits by $175 billion over the first 10 years and by at least $700 billion in the second decade
Camp Gets Plaudits for Tax Plan’s Audacity, but Few Endorsements
While unveiling the proposal at a press conference, Camp said he did not want to wait any longer. “I don’t think we can afford to wait,” he said.
Groups Push Broadband Changes for Net Neutrality
And, from a legal standpoint, the court decision gives the FCC more latitude to address net neutrality without resorting to reclassification than what those advocates contend, he said.
Nuclear Fallout Colors Pro-Test-Ban Artist’s Memories
“The time of global competition is over and should be confined to history,” Kuyukov said.
Holds Lose Their Power in Senate
“As a physician, I am deeply concerned that he has advocated that doctors use their position of trust to ask patients, including minors, details about gun ownership in the home,” Paul said in a
Forecast Turns Sunny for Solar Power Industry
“I think you’re starting to see the administration recognize the fact that some of these projects are working and, frankly, they’re good,” said Frank Maisano, an energy specialist at Bracewell
House Immigration Principles: Not Working for the American People | Commentary
I’ve said time and time again, there should be no talk of amnesty until we secure our porous borders — land, air and sea.
Fate Uncertain for House Flood Insurance Bill (Updated)
But Grimm said that House Democrats were at the table, too — including Waters. “I had been working with Maxine Waters from the very beginning,” Grimm said.
Connolly Invites Pols to One-Man Show on Breast Cancer
“I would call him a longtime family and political friend,” Simon said.
Will Debbie Dingell Succeed Her Husband in Congress?
For the first time in 81 years, Michigan Democrats are contemplating a Congress without a Dingell . Maybe not. Rep. John D.
Rep. John Dingell’s Retirement Announcement
Our infrastructure is crumbling, our tax laws are a confusing shamble, our election laws are a mess without rhyme or reason, and our people can see elections be stolen from them.