Trouble Brewing on Spending
You can’t farm without creating dust.” Democrats say the issue is a red herring — the Environmental Protection Agency and Department of Agriculture say no regulation is forthcoming.
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Heard on the Hill: Scott Brown Didn’t Clip From Elizabeth Dole; He Lifted the Whole Thing
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Democrats Split Over Next Step on Jobs Bill
But Democrats heading into their weekly policy luncheon were divided over what to do next — and emerged without a plan. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Democrats need more time.
Senate Sends Trade Bills to President’s Desk
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said the deals would boost a number of U.S. industries.
Anthrax Attack Victims Break Their Silence
“I thought for sure it would test negative,” Martin said.
Cummings: Save the Postal Service Through Innovation
At a rally in my district, my constituents said they are fed up with the nonstop partisanship in Washington, D.C., that continues to lead to stalemates on issues of national importance.
White House Chief of Staff to Step Down After Election
“I made a commitment with the president through his re-election, which I am confident he will do, and then my wife and I will be back in Chicago,” Daley told NBC News affiliate WMAQ in an interview
Abortion Bill May Muddy Message
Although part of the reasoning behind taking the vote this week was that the trade wins could give the House some cover to pass the bill without fanfare, Republicans acknowledge the chance that the
Riddick’s Tome Unlocks Quirky Senate Powers
“I wish it distinctly understood that I never did so until I received the order from the vice president or president pro tem of the Senate,” Bassett wrote in personal notes, now recorded on a Senate Historical
Late Senator Scolds Public in Self-Help Book
The 1988 edition of Politics in America, published before Proxmire retired, said “his fanatical year-round campaign style has kept him securely in office without forcing him to spend more than a
Freshman Steve Southerland Shuns Beltway Culture
“When I go home on the weekends, and put on my flip-flops and my shorts and my John Deere hat, I go to Walmart,” he said.
Sen. Mark Udall Conquered Many Mountains Before Climbing Capitol Hill
“It was one of the hardest physical challenges I’ve ever embraced,” he said. “I climbed from midnight until [2 a.m.] on the following day.
Darrell Issa Plans New Subpoenas About Gun Program
The House Judiciary Committee “has invited [Holder] to come and clear the record, because, clearly, he knew when he said he didn’t,” Issa said Sunday.
A Debate Worth Having on Emergency Offsets
In my previous column, I lamented Congress’ failure to enact any of its regular appropriations bills on time.
Washington Struggles to Keep Occupiers Straight
“We’re experienced organizers,” said Flowers. “We wanted to create a structure.”
Rep. Kevin Brady Built Reputation on Trade
“It’s hard to imagine these free-trade agreements moving forward without his leadership in the House,” said Sen. Roy Blunt (R-Mo.), who worked alongside Brady for 14 years in the House.
Sen. Mike Lee Garnering Reputation as ‘New Jim DeMint’
And the freshman Senator isn’t without his fans — on Capitol Hill and on K Street.
Congress to Take Up ‘Waste-to-Energy’ Sustainability System
“It’s the appropriate thing to do, burning our waste and getting energy from it,” he said. “We do it in my district, and it’s something we studied carefully when I was the mayor of Alexandria.”
Senate May Vote on President’s Jobs Bill Today
In his press conference, Obama noted that economists have said that growth and jobs will increase with his package and could falter without it — and warned in particular of economic problems in Europe
Senate Democrats Plan to Block McConnell’s Jobs Vote
In his press conference, Obama noted that economists have said that growth and jobs will increase with his package and could falter without it — and warned in particular of economic problems in Europe