Michigan: A Bizarre 14th District Debate
Several candidates mentioned Clarke in their answers, and Peters alluded to him once without his name.
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Tom Coburn Says He’ll Fight Common Way to Pay for Legislation
Coburn said he will not support efforts to expedite the legislation without changing the offset to one that actually pays for the measure as the spending happens.
Democrats Won’t Consent to Typo Fix
“We’re not going to give unanimous consent,” Hoyer said at a Christian Science Monitor breakfast this morning.
Ready to Pass Blame on Taxes
Jim Webb (D-Va.) and Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) voted against both plans. Lieberman wants to take broader action on the federal debt now.
Mitch McConnell Agrees to Simple Majority Vote on Tax Plan
They owe the American people a serious debate on this proposal,” Reid said before McConnell’s announcement this morning.
Rockefeller: Don’t Wait to Address Perilous Cyber-Threats
Mike Mullen, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said the cyber-threat is the only other threat on the same level as Russia’s stockpile of nuclear weapons.
Parties Maneuver to Gain Advantage on Taxes
“The Majority Leader and I are under discussions as to how we proceed to vote on taxes.
House Democrats Will ‘Engage’ on Gun Control, When Timing Is Right
But I think you will see Democrats very engaged on this issue,” the Connecticut lawmaker told reporters.
Deficit Complicates Health Care Repeal Goal
“Too early to uncork the champagne, but at some point, I think this bill is up.
Miss Right
“I wanted to provide a venue for women and young women to shine before everyone and then go out into the community and say, ‘I am a conservative. I am beautiful.
Democrats Leave Out Estate Tax
I think that alone is going to doom their proposal. Nobody wants that,” Kyl said. “Well, maybe two Democrats do.”
Two Freshmen to Watch in the Class of 2012
Beatty has not been without her critics over the years.
Harry Reid Ready to Alter Filibuster Rules
“I’ve watched with great interest [Reid’s] exchanges with the Republican leader and I’ve had some private conversation with him that I am not going to get into,” Udall said.
Tommy Wells Discusses Long-Term Plans for District
“What I don’t want anybody to think is that I’m trying to profit from and take advantage of the downfall of our city’s mayor,” Wells said.
Rand Paul Pushes on Aid to Pakistan
We’ve gotten no answer,” Paul said. “If we can’t get an answer on this, if they’re going to continue to hold this man, I see no reason to send taxpayer money to Pakistan,” Paul added.
Darrell Issa Considers Lessening Restrictions on D.C. Building Heights
Chief Financial Officer Natwar Gandhi all testified in favor of increased flexibility in building in accordance to the Height Act, saying there were ways to build higher without imposing on the monumental
Senate May Soon Grind to Halt
The leadership doesn’t want to allow a vote on this, but I will one way or another get a vote on ending aid to Pakistan if they continue to imprison this doctor,” Paul said this week.
Mitch McConnell Warns Harry Reid Over Filibuster Changes
I wonder how comforting that is to my friends on the other side,” McConnell said. “How does it make you feel about the security of Obamacare, for example?”
Rob Portman’s Push Not Too Popular
“This process as I understand it — although it’s not been vetted — reduces transparency,” Baucus said, warning ominously of “lobbyists” influencing the ITC. “It’s a secret process.”
Starved Trek
Most Capitol Hill denizens pay us no mind, carrying on about their weekend business without giving my little, lollygagging group a second look.