Democratic PPP Polls Flood Early Senate Landscape
“I think they are intentionally trying to instigate primaries,” National Republican Senatorial Committee Executive Director Rob Jesmer said.
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Supreme Court Overturns Arizona Campaign Finance Law
Reform advocates deplored the ruling but said it will not upend the public financing regime.
Democrats Take Aim at Business Tax Breaks
“We did that with the oil subsidies, I thought, very effectively, and so we’re looking at other options along those lines,” Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) said.
McConnell Looks to Wrap Up Budget Talks, Plans Balanced Budget Vote
“Well, I do care if [the government] defaults, but the fact is, Candy, we won’t,” DeMint said on CNN’s “State of the Union.”
Boehner Has Tricky Needle to Thread on Debt
I trust John Boehner.” Cole said tax rates simply can’t be part of the equation. “From our standpoint, the president took taxes off the table in December.
Cantor, Kyl Pull Out of Debt Talks
“Given this impasse, I will not be participating in today’s meeting and I believe it is time for the president to speak clearly and resolve the tax issue,” Cantor said.
Clinton Attempts to Rally Democrats Behind Libya Mission
Jerrold Nadler (N.Y.) said. “I think what the president did — going into hostilities without going to Congress beyond the 60 days — is against the War Powers Act.
House Retains Contested Provision in Patent Bill
Companies that hold patents on financial processes argue that banks are trying to use the legislation to delay, or even escape, fines for using their products without licenses.
Debt Deal May Not Have to Be All Cuts
The long-controversial issue has languished in recent years without critical support in the House and Senate. Gaming supporters are expecting Rep.
On Libya, House Is Choosing a Path
resolution that would curtail the military operation in Libya and instead putting forward a strict funding limitation proposal to rebuke the Obama administration for pursuing military involvement in Libya without
Community-Craved Farmers Market Arrives
“I think it’s great,” said Elissa Silverman, who works in the neighborhood at CNN and visited the market recently. “It’s a great asset.
Broun’s Budget by 1,000 Cuts
Under the Republican-established rules for this year’s appropriations bills, Members can offer any change without prior announcement.
Debt Talks Worry Lobbyists
“The thing that is really driving people nuts is there is no information,” one Republican lobbyist said. “There is no chatter. … I think that is driving the nervousness.”
Boehner’s Straddle on Libya Nears End
“He’s in a very tough position,” said Rep.
Don’t Believe What You Hear About the Budget Talks
I first noticed it during the Andrews Air Force Base budget summit in 1990, when I received a series of calls from people inside and outside the Beltway who could not possibly know what was actually
Will Activist Base Really Sit on Sidelines in 2012?
We can’t do it without you,” the Florida Congresswoman said.
Boehner: Another Vote on Libya Will Be Held
He noted that the Office of Legal Counsel, which advises the president on legal matters, raised questions about the constitutionality of joining NATO efforts in Libya without Congressional approval
Congress Considers Reducing Printing
“I would venture there aren’t a lot of Members who spend too much time reading the hardbound copies,” the Oregonian who led the GOP House transition quipped.
Feingold Criticizes Democrats for Forming Super PACs
“Creating those kind of super PACs for Democrats is wrong,” Feingold said.
Defense: No Alternative
“I certainly feel like we’ve been playing a whole lot more defense than offense,” said David Manke, vice president for Aerospace and Defense Policy at United Technologies Corp. which is Pratt & Whitney