Fears Grow as Obama Hits Trail
“I agree with Mitt Romney, who recently said he’s proud of what he accomplished on health care in Massachusetts and supports giving states the power to determine their own health care solutions.
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Obama Faces Pressure on Trade Deals
As I have said repeatedly, I want to see all three agreements considered by July 1.” Likewise, Trade Subcommittee Chairman Kevin Brady (Texas) also questioned Obama’s commitment to free trade.
Senate to Vote on Competing CRs
A meeting with Congressional leaders and Vice President Joseph Biden on Thursday ended without a breakthrough, with the two sides about $50 billion apart.
Earmark Ban Called Unfair to Small Towns
I am trying to sell the idea that local communities can fairly compete for money and do the kinds of things they were doing under earmarks.”
Meehan: A Decade After 9/11, Threat Is Real
On Dec. 21, Attorney General Eric Holder said on “Good Morning America” that 126 individuals have been indicted on terrorism-related charges in the past two years, including 50 U.S. citizens.
Iowa GOP Chairman Warns Other States Over 2012 Calendar
“I think those, sitting here as a state party chairman, I know how important those tools are to me and making sure my activists and financial supporters have what they need.
Mulvaney: GOP Will Write Serious Budget Plan
Unfortunately, the president failed to adequately meet the challenge with his response: What the commission proposed, he said, “still provides the framework for a conversation.
Transportation Bill Could Face Pileup
“Just getting agreement here” is an encouraging sign, Mica said, noting that “this is the first major piece of legislation [passed] without controversy. … This gives us a little bit of time.”
Senate Passes CR to Avoid Shutdown
“I think it is an indication that there’s an abdication of responsibility,” Majority Whip Dick Durbin (Ill.) said.
Wisconsin: Degenerating Quickly Into the Muck
That said, the fight in Wisconsin is, at least in one important way, great news for Democrats and organized labor.
Conservatives Rallying Behind N.Y. Contender
“I told him that I appreciated everything he said to me, that naturally it would be rolling around in my head, but I felt that Jane really had a leg up here.”
No Easy Path for Spending Deal
In addition, it “should be bipartisan, it should be free of any party’s social or political agenda, and it should be reached without delay,” he said.
Lofgren: Ethics Panel’s New Offices Unsuitable for Sensitive Work
“It’s certainly not the committee’s fault, it wasn’t their choice to move, but I’ll just say it, I think the space is terrible,” the California Democrat said during a House Administration Committee
Abortion Vote Lingers for Seven Republicans
“Without question, there will be consequences,” Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of the anti-abortion Susan B. Anthony List, told Roll Call when asked about the seven Republicans.
Obama Backs Flexibility for States Under Health Care Law
“I’ve said before, I don’t believe that any single party has a monopoly on good ideas,” he added. “And I will go to bat for whatever works, no matter who or where it comes from.”
Huntsman Boosters Say PAC Is ‘Coincidence’
Weaver said Huntsman’s supporters are working on a purely voluntary basis, without any direction or encouragement from the ambassador, with the goal of encouraging people within their “areas of influence
Hill Staff Bracing for Possible Shutdown
Thousands of Congressional staffers will likely be asking one key question this week: “Am I essential?”
Tea Party Fracturing Over New York Special Election
“We’re not thrilled about a third-party run,” Julianne Thompson said. “But Bellavia seems determined to run a third-party line, with or without tea party support.”
GOP Demands Cuts in Short-Term Spending Bill, but Reid Resists
House Republican leaders pushed back aggressively Tuesday against the decision by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) to introduce a stopgap funding measure next week without budget cuts, but they
Emanuel Wins Chicago Mayoral Race Outright
On Jan. 27, just after the Board of Election Commissioners began printing ballots without Emanuel’s name, the Illinois Supreme Court overturned an appeals court ruling that he didn’t meet the requirement