Lawmakers Trade Blame for FAA Shutdown
They should not leave 74,000 people hanging out there without jobs, without a paycheck until September,” said LaHood, who formerly served as a Republican House Member from Illinois.
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Deficit Panel Rules Favor the ‘Extraneous’
Without the Byrd Rule, Members can include policy and regulatory issues that have no direct budget impact as a potential pawn in the furious horse-trading likely to take place during the next four
Growing Concern at RSC
Rooney, who circulated the letter among colleagues last week, argued that “the recent actions taken by RSC staff under your leadership, with or without your approval, represent a dangerous expansion of
Lawmakers Learn to Juggle Family, Office Duty
“I saw them much more being here than I would being back in the district,” Herger said.
Is Congress Able to Move On?
Though Obama relented to a deal with Republicans without any upfront revenues, the president said Tuesday that he is still looking for the “balanced approach” that he had originally sought.
Debt Limit Deal Becomes Law
“I’ve said it before; I will say it again: We can’t balance the budget on the backs of the very people who have borne the biggest brunt of this recession,” Obama said.
Attempt to Extend FAA Authorization Blocked in Senate
The fiscal hawk said he wants to restrict the subsidy to people who live 90 miles or more from major airports. “I understand that we have placed people in difficult positions,” Coburn said.
Redrawing Lines May Go Past 2012
“The delays that you and I should be watching are the courts.
House Leaves Town Without Resolving FAA Stalemate
“I have been on the phone all weekend with people that can make this happen,” LaHood said.
Freshmen Gripe Over Process but Don’t Block Debt Deal
So I think it’s an insulting process,” DeMint said. “The process is insulting to the country that’s supposed to be the model of democracy.
Debt Deal Emerging With Rightward Tilt
that would cut benefits for seniors without asking the wealthy to sacrifice as well.
Congress, White House Settle in for Long Weekend
“Any solution to avoid default must be bipartisan,” Obama said.
Reid Plan Faltering as Clock Ticks Down
“I want to disabuse my friend of the notion that somehow [his plan] is going to pass,” McConnell said to Reid on the floor.
Reid Postpones Key Budget Vote
said late Saturday night on the floor.
Reid to Start Debt Bill Process by Friday Night
“By the end of the day today, I must take action on the Senate’s compromise legislation,” Reid said on the floor Friday.
Some GOP Members Hit Own Debt Limit
In a recent column, Duffy wrote: “I have consistently said that if the president is willing to cut up the credit card, I’m willing to pay the bill.
Senate Kills Debt Bill, Bipartisan Talks on Hold
However, Reid said Republicans have repeatedly refused to compromise on the issue. “We’ve got a closet full of triggers,” he said.
Treasury’s Priorities List Might Cost Votes
“I urge you to support this legislation or to work with me and other members of Congress to constructively improve upon it,” Toomey said in the letter.
Path to a Debt Deal Becoming Clearer, but Someone’s Got to Give
“If that is the way it is, I think they are going to pay a huge price in the next election for their intransigence and recklessness,” Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.) said when told of Cantor’s remark.
Defense Contracting: The War Dividend
But they surely wouldn’t have risen as much without the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. In the 1990s, there were terrorist attacks, too, but they did not create a bump in business for the industry.