Matheson, Vitter Resume Fight Against Automatic Raises
“I don’t think it’s right. Why should Members of Congress have a very opaque process put in place where the COLA happens without any vote?” Matheson asked.
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Divided Government Could Produce Deals
“I know that we can be productive,” the Vermont Democrat said. “I worked with a Republican House chairman to enact the first Justice Department authorization in 25 years.
Obama Ready to Reach Out in 112th Congress
In the weeks after the November elections that left Democrats without control of the House and with a tighter majority in the Senate, Obama cut a deal with Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.
McConnell Vows That House-Passed Repeal Will Get Senate Vote
“I hope the Senate will soon follow suit with a vote of its own,” he said. “The Democratic leadership in the Senate doesn’t want to vote on this bill. But I assure you, we will.”
Top Staff Exodus Leads to Brain Drain
“For me, it was time to work somewhere with more regular hours, and I just wanted to try something new,” Daly said, conceding that the 24-hour news cycle contributed to his decision
Celebrating ‘Ask Not,’ JFK 50 Years Later
Of course, it wouldn’t be an anniversary celebration without a chance to explore JFK’s life and term in office.
Blunt a Key Player With Unique Relations
He’s able to do his job very effectively but without a lot of fanfare. … He has very good contacts over in the House, both on the R and D side.”
Mackowiak: District Events Should Include More Security
I worked in the Senate for four years from 2005 to 2009, and hardly a week would go by without some type of security alert: a suspicious package in one building, a truck that was being searched or
GOP to Gather to Restart Agenda
It will be a subject discussed at the retreat,” the Minnesota Republican said. “There will be briefings, as I understand, available for spouses and so forth.”
Democrats Urge GOP to Help Move Nominees
Let them do that,” he said.
Vicki Kennedy Won’t Run for Husband’s Senate Seat
“There’s no elective office for me,” Kennedy said in an interview with Globe columnist Scot Lehigh that was posted Tuesday night.
Leahy Eyes Bipartisan Agenda, Pushes Civility
“I think I’ll wonder that for the rest of my life,” he said.
Limbaugh Says Democrats Trying to Profit From Tragedy
But the left is depraved, empty, and without any political substance whatsoever,” he said.
On the Air, Nothing Has Changed
“But the left is depraved, empty and without any political substance whatsoever.”
Gun Control Rhetoric Heats Up
“I don’t know if this will finally trigger it,” he said of the bill’s chances of becoming law. “I’d like to think that something good can come from this.
Hoyer Hopes to Unify Caucus Factions With Confabs
“I am thrilled that the Whip is going to pull groups together that from time to time bump into each other politically,” CBC Chairman Emanuel Cleaver (D-Mo.) said Friday.
Members’ Security Gets Renewed Focus
I don’t think that’s the way we should spend limited law enforcement resources,” Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Terrance Gainer, a former Capitol Police chief, said.
Colleagues React to Giffords’ Shooting
“Our form of government, like all human things, is imperfect and flawed; but one of its greatest virtues is its power to resolve questions of the greatest import without violence,” Minority Whip
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Congressional Leaders Face Off on Debt Limit
The looming showdown over the federal debt limit had Democratic leaders and the White House warning Thursday of catastrophe without an increase, while Republican leaders pushed for a substantial package