Groove Thing
“I was gonna put on a shirt and tie but I thought this would be better,” the singer said, puffing out the rhinestone-studded American flag on his designer t-shirt.
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Hoagies Only Topic of Agreement at ‘Summit’
Obama told the Speaker he wants a clean debt ceiling increase without offsets, and Boehner vowed that wouldn’t happen while he’s Speaker.
Fed Nominees Will Get a Vote Thursday
Asked whether he was confident that he would have the 60 votes to invoke cloture on the nominations, Reid said, “Well I sure hope so, we’ve been waiting months and months.”
Once More Unto the Budget Breach
Boehner also took aim at President Barack Obama, accusing him of losing his nerve to pursue a debt grand bargain without tax hikes last year after Senate Democrats balked.
Senate Votes on Budgets Set to Fail
“Sessions bringing up President Obama’s budget — I don’t think that is because of his loyalty to the president or admiration for his approach.
Obama, Romney Camps Trade Barbs Over Bain Capital
“He walked away with millions. … Workers were left without jobs, without pensions, without health care,” Cutter said. That’s not the way things are supposed to work, she said.
Darrell Issa Keeps Pursuing Contempt
“With the other issues, the economy and everything else, I think they would like to focus on that.
Tea Partyers Will Test Strength
He is 100 percent propped up by outside groups,” said a Republican strategist monitoring the Texas Senate primary.
Senate Democrats Leap Into the Debate Over Gay Rights
“I would follow my grandchildren and my children,” Reid said at a press conference today.
Rob Nabors Is the ‘Glue’ Between WH, Congress
“He told the president, ‘I don’t trust Daley, I trust Rob,’” Krone said.
Indiana: How Richard Mourdock Won the Club for Growth
“I told my campaign staff all the way along, don’t count on the Club for Growth,” Mourdock said in an interview.
Indiana: How Richard Mourdock Won the Club for Growth
“I told my campaign staff all the way along, don’t count on the Club for Growth,” Mourdock said in an interview.
Gay Marriage Debate Evolves
“I just concluded that for me, personally, it is important for me to go ahead and affirm that I think same-sex couples should be able to get married,” he said.
Governing Could Be Hard for a GOP-Led Senate
So Mourdock and DeMint’s insistence on “changing leadership” in the party raises the question of how McConnell will navigate a more conservative caucus without encountering the same pitfalls and
‘Unusual Day’ Begets Legislative Victories
“But there’s a lot of other things we can do to help grow this economy without having to spend money.” He said the idea that the two don’t work well together is overblown.
Hispanic Caucus Questions GOP Budget Bill
So whoever figured this one out, at least politically, made a huge mistake because I will be the first one to let my fellow Puerto Ricans know that this is a grave injustice.”
Democrats Still Have Tough Road in Indiana
“I think Joe is doing everything Joe needs to do, but some of this is out of his hands,” former Sen. Evan Bayh (D-Ind.) said in a phone interview.
Rob Nabors Is the ‘Glue’ Between WH, Congress
“He told the president, ‘I don’t trust Daley, I trust Rob,’” Krone said.
Senate Democrats Avoid Gay Issues, Too
“I’m 100 percent onboard, so I would say that’s why I talk about it because I think it is important,” Sen.
The Illustrated Congressmen
“I believe in body art,” Jackson said, explaining that he tries “to get a new tattoo every year.”