Hill Climbers: Staffer Seeks Voice for the Voiceless
I really did become who I am … because of a sound public policy in California that said regardless of your immigration status, you can become who you want to be.”
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Barack Obama Touts DREAM Act Executive Actions, Is Heckled
They are Americans in their heart, in their minds, in every single way but one: on paper,” Obama said.
IAmA United States Congressman
“I really think Reddit has the ability to make things both very personal and very sort of human, and so you can have a very direct personal exchange,” Martin said.
Portman’s Tariffs Push Runs Into Static
I want to thank Sen. Kyl, Sen. McConnell, Sen. Blunt, Sen. DeMint, Sen. Thune and others who have worked with me on this,” Portman said.
Panel Endorses Guidelines for ‘Midnight Rulemaking’
“I don’t think there are any sharp departures from current practice,” said Jack Beermann, a professor at the Boston University School of Law, who was hired to write the guidelines.
Stalled Plan to Remake Commerce
Susan Collins (R-Maine) said at a separate hearing on the consolidation authority that it would be unwise for Congress to grant the authority without knowing exactly how it would be used.
Senate, White House Races Ensure Virginia Slugfest
“There are some issues clearly between the two that I think favor George Allen,” McDonnell said.
Jamie Dimon Largely Avoids Tough Questioning at Banking Hearing
Republicans reiterated their dislike for the Wall Street reform law, enacted in 2010 largely without their assistance. Tea party champion Sen.
Take Five With Rep. Earl Blumenauer
A: I won’t say something that’s politically incorrect like “swing a dead cat,” but you can’t turn around in Portland without tripping over a reviewer from the New York Times.
Chuck Grassley Voices Anger Over Voice Vote on Nominee
Circuit Court of Appeals — without first checking with Republicans.
Republicans Will Highlight Defense Sequester
“But there is no getting around it without a balanced plan.”
Arizona: Jeff Flake Apologizes to Wil Cardon for Mistake in Web Video
The error was unintentional, and I want to make sure my campaign is accurate in every detail.” The Flake campaign created a new Web video without the error in question.
In Wisconsin, Post-Recall Race Grabs Attention
“I think there’s plenty who haven’t even thought about [the Senate race] and aren’t aligned,” an unaffiliated Wisconsin GOP strategist said of the upcoming primary.
Mitch Daniels: Wisconsin a ‘Turning Point’
Mitch Daniels (R) said today that last week’s Wisconsin recall election was a “turning point” for the future of unions.
Allies Urge Barack Obama to Go It Alone on Causes
“It’s being researched by legal counsel, I know that, in the White House and outside,” Durbin said.
Democrats Wary on Court Health Care Ruling
“I don’t think you’re going to see the day the court decides a unified, ‘This is what we’re going to do today,’” the aide said. “There’s no immediate rush. It becomes a message point.
The Other Iron Lady
And I did try to get it right.
Undercutting the Budget-Slashing Talk
“Across-the-board spending cuts are used by many of our state governments as a sensible way to cut spending without picking winners and losers,” Blackburn said, touting her revenue-trimming amendment
Technology: New Power for the People
Holly McCall, a stay-at-home mom in the D.C. suburb of Vienna, Va., was shocked when she discovered that a 2-year-old federal regulation barred her from signing up for a credit card without her husband
The State of K Street: Work in the Shadows
“The 20 percent threshold doesn’t make any sense,” said Geduldig, who registers. “I assume most of the people who avoid reporting can also secure a commitment in minutes” from a federal official.