Democrats Squabble Over Taxes
“I think the policy should be to extend the middle-income tax cuts to help us get out of this recession,” Senate Finance Chairman Max Baucus (D-Mont.) said.
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As Polls Go, I Really Prefer the Partisan Stuff
I have worked with Gallup’s editor in chief, Frank Newport, who has a doctorate in sociology from the University of Michigan, and I can testify that he knows more about quantitative methods than I could
Obama: Immigration Reform Casualty of Lengthy Health Care Debate
Congress without bipartisan support.
Levin: Reid Intends to Act on DADT Next Week
It was unclear if the two reached a time agreement or whether the bill could come to the floor without procedural hurdles.
Road Map: Democrats Thank Boehner for Tax Cut Remark
Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), a self-described Democratic socialist who caucuses with Democrats, blasted Republicans and Lieberman for suggesting that all the tax cuts be extended.
GOP Faces Final Ballot Tests Before November
And the Democrat is afraid to run against her,” Palin said in the message.
Long Wait Persists for Judicial Hopefuls
the start of a week often clear without defections.
Street Talk: Bye-Bye, Back Rooms? K Street Goes on Camera
Feehery, who like Christie doesn’t get paid for his TV spots, said he finds a way to fit in the appearances without interfering with his client work. And he sees an upside.
Senate Democrats Finally Ready to Move on DADT
“We don’t expect much pushback from McCain,” one Democratic aide said.
Bush Tax Cuts Showing Some Bipartisan Vigor
That’s what I hear over and over. … We need these tax cuts.”
Pelosi Ties Jobs to Veterans in American Legion Speech
Part of that, she said, was making sure they can get jobs when they come home. “We will put veterans to work with our Make It in America’ economic strategy,” Pelosi said.
Party Label Is Kissell’s Biggest Liability Against Local Sportscaster
“I voted for the recovery because, being a student of history and having taught history in high school, I knew what happened in the Great Depression when you just don’t respond.”
Obama Looks to Congress to Jump-Start Economy
“I said it before I went on vacation, and I’ll say it now that I’m back: We should be passing legislation that helps small businesses get credit,” said Obama, who has been criticizing Senate Republicans
Kinzinger Hopes a Fresh Face Trumps Halvorson’s Union Base
“I don’t know him,” another said. “Yeah, I’ve heard of him. He’s the guy with the American flag signs,” a younger man, taking tickets for a Friday night fish fry, finally responded.
Graham Now Supports Limited Afghanistan Troop Withdrawal
“I’ve seen progress I haven’t seen before, certain areas that could be transferred to Afghan control, and we could remove some troops without undermining the mission,” Graham said.
Democrats Hope to Put Dent in Congressman’s Career
“I realize that I’m one of their top targets,” Dent said late last week in a makeshift campaign office in the heart of the Christmas City.
Black Caucus’ Institute Acts to Steer Clear of Ethics Snags
I won’t go through this constant badgering by ethics,'” Thompson said.
Marino Short on Money, Not Energy, Against Carney
“I think a lot of people see that as a handout,” he says, adding that there is widespread confusion about the complicated legislation. “I don’t understand it myself.”
Group Coordinates Attack on GOP Over Social Security, Medicare
AUFC Executive Director Tom McMahon said in a prepared statement.
Rangel Says Partisanship Has Seeped into Ethics Process
a Rangel thing, an ego thing and a corrupt thing — and he was going to judge me, I asked my lawyer, I said, Well, how can they do that?’