Kucinich Eyes a Left-Coast Address
Adam Smith (D-Wash.) said. “I would be skeptical about whether or not that would be well-received by the bulk of the people in the state of Washington, but I guess we’ll wait and see.”
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Chaplain Will Miss Members’ Optimism
Ten days later — it was a Thursday — I got a call asking how quickly I could come to Washington. I said, “Well, it’s 8:35, and I can probably be at [Chicago’s] O’Hare [airport] by 10 a.m.”
Cantor, Hoyer Want More Info on Pakistan Role
for long periods of time without people knowing about it.”
Heard on the Hill: A Most Unpleasant Recess
“We decided it would be better to be back home with our families, and we were fortunate to make it home without any difficulty,” Brooks said.
GOP Issues Jobs Agenda to Revive Its Message
“Sometimes, I think with the discussion on spending reductions, we aren’t communicating clearly enough on the jobs and economic issues.”
SEALs’ District Is Battleground Territory
“What I would suspect is in 2012 you’ve got Obama back on the ticket, all Democrats have to do is run a respectable candidate and Rigell is history,” Kirwin said.
Lieberman, Collins Question Pakistan, Warn of Retaliation
Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Chairman Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) and ranking member Susan Collins (R-Maine) said Monday that Pakistan needs to answer for how Osama
Obama Calls on Lawmakers at Dinner to Harness Unity
Without specifically mentioning any policy issue, Obama said the news of bin Laden’s death should underscore the need for comity in the coming months.
Parties Assess Post-bin Laden Politics
But it can’t be done without some risk. For candidates willing to roll the dice and willing to go to a very risky place, strategically, it can be done.”
A Man With a Plan to Defuse the Debt Bomb
And he said that he will be out with recommendations in June for solving the nation’s structural fiscal crisis.
Heard on the Hill: Huntsman, Trump on the Prowl at WHCD
“We’ll be looking for a job,” Huntsman said, grinning. “I am unemployed.” Then there’s the man hoping voters don’t fire him — Donald Trump.
Trump: Lots of Sizzle But No Ground Game
“I don’t know if they have anyone on the ground yet,” LaLiberte said. “I’m pretty much doing this on my own.”
Franking on Facebook May Run Afoul of Founders
“Because the statute, which operates only in an electoral context, provides financial assistance to incumbents against major-party challengers, I believe it to be unconstitutional.”
Manchin Endorses Spending Caps, Giving Bill Momentum
Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.). Manchin’s move puts majority Democrats closer to ceding control of the budget issue to Republicans.
N.H. Republicans Surprised Haley Barbour Won’t Run
Although he said he was disappointed in Barbour’s move, Dennehy said that the governor had always been up front about his intentions.
Smith Chooses Nevada Assembly Over House Bid
“I can think of no better place to fight that fight than with my colleagues in the Assembly and Senate and from my position in Assembly leadership,” she said in a statement.
Ohio Republican Power Players Plot 2012 Strategy
Ohio is pivotal to the Republicans, who have never won a presidential campaign without carrying the Buckeye State. The GOP infrastructure has always been strong there.
Coalition Again Attempts to Put Dollar Bill Out of Business
With lawmakers’ eyes on the federal budget, supporters argue that scrapping the dollar bill is a rare opportunity to cut government spending without political liability.
Edwards and Skaggs: Constitution Requires Congress Vote on War
At the time the United Nations was formed, President Harry Truman understood that Congress could not transfer its Article I authority to an international body like the U.N. or to a regional organization
Coburn, Van Hollen Wrangle on Budget
“I want to make perfectly clear that Congress will raise the debt ceiling,” he said on ABC’s “This Week.”