Judge Halts Pennsylvania’s Voter ID Law Until After Election Day
“Instead, I conclude that the salient offending conduct is voter disenfranchisement. As a result, I will not restrain election officials from asking for photo ID at the polls.”
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Republicans Protest Planned Purchase of Illinois Prison
The Justice Department is again drawing the ire of House Republicans, this time over moving ahead with the purchase of a prison facility in Illinois without Congressional consent.
D.C. Council Referendum Gets Chilly Hill Reception
They are forging ahead, however, without clear support from top local officials and, for that matter, House Republican leadership. D.C.
Colorado: Steelworkers Back Pace, Appear In New Ad
“It was because of Sal’s leadership that the Governor ended up signing the ‘Buy America’ executive order,” he said. “This couldn’t have happened without Sal’s leadership.
Joe Crowley Builds Support for Caucus Vice Chairman Bid
Thompson said he was surprised at the breadth of support at a meeting hosted by Crowley several weeks ago. “I went to one of his early meetings, and I walked in, I was surprised.
D.C. Council to Consider Referendum on Budget Autonomy
Appleseed, two organizations that have been working to achieve greater autonomy for the District without messy – and often unsuccessful – fights on Capitol Hill.
Roy Blunt: Missouri Senate Race Is More About Senate Majority Than Todd Akin
But last week, after Akin let a state deadline to withdraw from the ballot pass without resigning the nomination, Blunt said he would work to elect him.
What to Expect From a Sen. Todd Akin
Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) has sometimes confounded Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.).
What it Takes: Jared Polis Edition
Hanging up the phone, he continues his thought without so much as a pause. “So, right now, as I said, anybody who is focused on being a leader in the party should be focused on winning.”
Austin: Art Imitates Life on School Reform
As the inventor of the Parent Trigger and a veteran of the Clinton White House and five Democratic presidential campaigns, I can testify to the fact that their conspiracy theories are not moored to planet
Michael Grimm Looks for ‘Teachable Moment’ for Rock-Throwing Teenagers
“My friend said, ‘Let’s throw a rock.’ He said it’s nothing but an empty dealership because we didn’t see that it was Michael Grimm’s office, I took a big rock and threw it through the window.
Amid Surge, Obama Camp Guards Against Overconfidence
The polling advantage has prompted some news organizations to put Ohio into the leans-Obama category rather than viewing it as a tossup; Romney’s path to 270 votes is much harder without Ohio’s 18 electoral
Pat Toomey Pushes for Confirmation of Obama Judge Picks
“I write to encourage the full Senate to consider two bipartisan-supported U.S.
Senate Leaders Duel Over Defense Authorization
“Now that would be fine with me, and I am sure it is fine with Sen.
Business Groups Pressing For Russia Trade Bill During Lame Duck
“I think there’s a very good chance of it happening in the lame duck,” said Christopher Wenk, senior director for international policy at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
On Fiscal Cliff, Progressives Issue Poverty Plea
Last week, when an old speech of Obama’s turned up recently in which he said, “I actually believe in redistribution” of wealth, Democratic politicians ran from that rhetoric, if not the concept.
Senate Approves CR, Leaves Washington Under Cover of Night
“I want my colleagues to know I support this measure even though it is far from perfect.
Washington Native’s Art Show Comes to Capitol Hill
“I hope to bring some awareness and appreciation for the beauty of nature and an awareness for what we’re doing to it without getting too literal,” he tells HOH.
Voters Will Likely Resolve Fiscal Cliff
But Brady said the impact of the cliff on the economy would be the leverage against Democrats. “I think the economy is the major leverage.
Work Unfinished Before Recess
“I am disappointed that this session of Congress has been so unproductive, but I know the reason why,” Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) said on the floor Friday.