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“I plan to stay where I am,” Portman told Roll Call at the Republican National Convention.
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Restaurants’ Recess Strategies
“Capitol Hill neighbors know that this is a good time to come in as the line is shorter without the Hill staffers,” the empire-building cheflebrity shared.
House GOP Leaders Tie Fiscal Cliff to 9/11 Anniversary
Absent without leave.” The remarks came during a press conference at which Republican leaders sought to tie the anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks to sequestration.
Gov. Christie, Answer These Tough Questions
After the weekend, I decided I had to look to Christie, the avatar of speaking the truth and telling Americans the hard facts. So here are some questions for Gov.
‘Reality’ Sets in for House GOP on CR
poised to approve a six-month stopgap spending measure this week, a sure sign that even the most conservative lawmakers are willing to overlook costs they once opposed so they can hit the campaign trail without
Ex-JAG Brings Skills to OCE
“I would do my own investigations from scratch for my clients, and I would do it without the benefit of a subpoena.
Found in Translation
“I was so nervous. I thought, ‘What if they shoot me?'” he said. He gathered his courage and passed his first English test with flying colors.
Republicans Set to Kick Off Effort to Override HHS Welfare Proposal
“The Ways and Means Committee intends to mark up the legislation this Thursday, and I hope the House will consider the legislation in the days following the markup,” Chairman Dave Camp (R-Mich.)
OCE Board Members Face Expiring Terms
“The problem here is that they could let [the OCE] die without any fingerprints,” the Campaign Legal Center’s Meredith McGehee said.
Campus Notebook: No Money for Dome Fix in Spending Measure
“If the House wants the Dome to fall in, I hope it falls on their side,” said Sen. Ben Nelson (D-Neb.), chairman of the Appropriations Subcommittee on the Legislative Branch.
GOP Downplays Mitt Romney Remarks
“I think it’s very clear that we have said we need health reform, but we think first we have to repeal Obamacare.”
Rand Paul Could Stall Senate Work, Departure Over Pakistan
“I will continue to work tirelessly to keep this issue front and center.
Sequester Madness Is Bad Policy, Bad Politics
In case there’s any doubt about what I mean, note that I said “canceled” rather than postponed, delayed, kicked down the road, modified, revised or anything else short of completely stopping the
Battle for the House Engages
“I think that Democratic candidates and campaigns are showing a lot of promise,” Democratic pollster Jef Pollock said, noting a series of recent nonpartisan polls have shown Democrats in swing districts
Shop Talk: Celebrating Campaign Women
“From the very beginning, Brian has been by my side as a strategic and political adviser, a trusted aide, and loyal member of my team,” Scott said in a statement.
Obama’s Message: I’m Tested, Still Hopeful
“You might not be ready for diplomacy with Beijing if you can’t visit the Olympics without insulting our closest ally.
Steve Israel Says House Remains in Play
“I think we got our mojo back in August,” he said. Israel said three things contributed to that shift. The first was GOP nominee Mitt Romney choosing Wisconsin Rep.
Obama’s Speech Ignores Independent Voters
million new manufacturing jobs in four years, cutting oil imports in half, recruiting 100,000 math and science teachers, using defense savings to build infrastructure, $4 trillion in debt reduction – but without
Obama Team Preps for Strong Defense of His Handling of the Economy
“Republican after Republican, including Mitt Romney, tried tearing down the president without offering any substantive reason why Mitt Romney should be president.
RPR: Opposition Trackers Follow Candidates to Tampa, Charlotte
“I think they’re not wrong to be worried about [trackers],” said one Democratic strategist this week.