Coalition Presses for Better Forecasting in Sandy’s Aftermath
“For two years, the House of Representatives has pretended that climate change is not happening and that the consequences can be dismissed without concern,” Waxman and Rush wrote.
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Republicans Eye Tax Overhaul Tactics
“I just like the odds of a Romney presidency getting tax reform and getting particularly Senate Democrats from red states and working with them.”
Alzheimer’s Group Intensifies Grass-Roots Strategy
“I think he’s becoming interested in helping co-sponsor some of our upcoming legislation,” said Pollard-Cole, who is a precinct committeewoman for Democrats.
Candidates Abandon Campaign Trail to Dial for Dollars
On that beautiful Saturday afternoon, it was her fourth door without an answer. The pressure to fundraise is mostly to blame.
Who Would You Want in Your Corner?
So without further ado, here are the Members our loyal readers see as the most essential to getting through a disaster. Rep. Roscoe Bartlett (R-Md.)
Darrell Issa Keeps Health Care Law in His Sights
As a result, critics say, the rule directly conflicts with the statute and allows the IRS to provide subsidies through tax credits without authorization from Congress.
Montana Race Tight as Clock Winds Down
Tester inside the numbers is he has locked down all of the Democrats he’s going to get,” Rehberg campaign manager Erik Iverson said.
The Phantom Commission
Chairman Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) said the committee would examine the larger issue without promising to hold an oversight hearing.
Obama Promises New Jersey Speedy Federal Assistance
“I want to let you know that your governor is working overtime,” Obama told reporters at a community center in Brigantine, N.J. “The entire country has been watching what’s been happening.
After the Storm, Sprint Resumes
. … But what I can promise you is the federal government will be working as closely as possible with the state and local officials, and we will not quit until this is done,” Obama said as Christie stood
Bob Corker Preps for Increased International Role
“I just appreciated Bob’s seriousness, his willingness to really dig down and understand issues and also take a very objective view of things,” retiring Sen. Jon Kyl (R-Ariz.) said.
Obama: Government Is Ready for Sandy
“I’m confident that we’re ready, but I think the public needs to prepare for the fact that it’s going to take a long time to clean up.
An Electoral Tie Could Bind the Senate
“I have read the 12th Amendment to the Constitution, and I don’t see anything that requires the Senate to vote without debate on choosing a vice president,” former Senate Parliamentarian Robert B
Candidates Set Aside Campaigning to Focus on Storm’s Effect
“I do think that by the time the election gets here, folks in our state will be ready to vote despite what they have to fight through the next couple of days,” Casey said on MSNBC.
Supreme Court Debates Challenge to Controversial Surveillance Law
Under the law, the federal government can conduct surveillance of foreign targets without an individual court order even if those targets are communicating with people in the United States.
Rand Paul, Confident of Romney’s Prospects, Still Leaves Door Open for Own White House Bid
I want to be involved in the national debate,” he said. “I want to transform the Republican Party into a party that’s competitive in all 50 states.”
K Street Lobbyists Hit the Campaign Trail in Virginia
Rosenberg and Walsh noted later that, in the neighborhood, they had walked blocks and blocks without seeing any political signs.
Capitol Police Union Will Survey Officers on Holding No-Confidence Vote
Until Oct. 17, the union was actively pursuing a vote of no confidence against supervisors with the ranks of captain and inspector, alleging that they have enforced their own directives without consistency
John Tierney in Tough Spot as Election Day Looms
“Without the lies and innuendo, and without the $4 million, this wouldn’t be a race at all,” he said.
Hill Climbers: Page to Intern to Press Secretary
“I learned the process of how a bill becomes a law from start to finish,” she said.