Recess in Doubt as Parties Continue to Disagree on Disaster Funding
“I’ll tell ya, the feeling in there is we’re fed up with this,” Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) said after leaving the meeting.
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Lee, Top Staffer Used to Represent Google Antagonist
“Some of my fears, I have to say, have been confirmed,” Lee said.
Single Voice Sinks Coast Guard’s Rule
Therefore, Balistreri declared, “I challenge the underlying premise and approach for this language removal; I consider it totally inappropriate and unacceptable at this time.”
Durbin Forges Ahead in Deficit Negotiations
“I didn’t do this with any grand design,” he said.
Rules of the Game: Wall Street Donation Rules May Cost Perry
“I wouldn’t call it debilitating. But it will certainly put him at some disadvantage in fundraising to all the other candidates who don’t have these restrictions.”
Nancy Pelosi Proposes Alternative to Axed Page Program
“I know these placements will offer a valuable learning experience for the interns while providing valuable assistance to our Members consistent with the needs of the Cloakroom’s staff,” Pelosi wrote
Obama Solidifies GOP’s Tax Doubts
When asked whether the panel had time for tax reform, Hensarling said last week: “I hope so. I don’t know so.
Senators Stick by 2009 Stimulus
“I don’t think [the stimulus] failed. Virtually every study I have seen has given the stimulus credit for the creation of between 1.3 million and 5 million jobs,” Collins said.
Obama to Make $4 Trillion Pitch to Cut Deficit
He will say he will veto any bill that takes one dime from the Medicare benefits seniors rely on without asking the wealthiest Americans and biggest corporations to pay their fair share.”
Congressional Progressive Caucus Works to Increase Influence
“I think all of the members just sort of got together and decided we had to step up our game,” an aide to a CPC member said. “We can’t just speak our piece and sit down.
Startup’s Fate Relies on Tax Credit
We’ve created different [financial] models that show how we’d perform with and without the tax credit. Without the credit, it changes our profit and rate of return and makes it a harder proposition.”
Redistricting Battle Coming in Texas
The Department of Justice’s brief, due in court today, could provide a range of answers, redistricting experts said.
Senate Clears Disaster Aid, Transportation Measures
A vote on a similar proposal in 2009 failed to muster enough support to win adoption, Boxer said.
What Happens When a Key Vote Isn’t So Key
“I don’t think anyone can deny the value of the information they provide us,” Rep. Mick Mulvaney (R-S.C.) said.
Leaders Disregard ‘Gang of Six’
Members of the “gang of six” may have more than 30 Senate supporters and the kind of cooperative spirit needed to forge a historic deal on the deficit, but without leadership backing, it’s unclear what
CAO Reports Saving the House $3M
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Combating Twitter Parodies and Impersonators
“I think I get a lot more comments than other people do,” he said, calling the standard handle of title and name “kind of old.”
Former Pages Offer Bill to Reinstate House Program
“I am committed to restoring the tradition of young people serving in the House of Representatives,” Boren, who was a Senate page under the late Sen. Robert Byrd (D-W.Va.), said in a statement.
Deficit Panel Could Change Economic World
said one senior House Republican aide who requested anonymity to discuss the matter freely.
Obama’s Jobs Message Gains Currency With Liberals
This time, Democrats said, they feel Obama at least has something he can sell to his base, even though they have no illusions that the plan will reach his desk without significant modifications.