Heard on the Hill: NFLers Ask Members to Tackle Bargaining Issues
“It’s definitely a pleasure sitting and meeting with him,” Holliday said.
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GOP Stop Them’ Theme Emerges
Congressional Democrats have assailed Republicans for repeating the “repeal and replace” mantra without offering any specific alternatives to the new health care system.
NRCC’s Independent Expenditure Is Armed With Shields
“I learned about being a part of something bigger than myself,” Shields said.
Democratic Gavel Races Heat Up
But Neal won’t be without a race. Levin has made it clear he wants to stay put and also has been increasing his fundraising activity in recent months.
McConnell Blasts Deficit Spending, Urges Extension of Tax Cuts
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell argued Sunday for extending Bush administration tax cuts while opposing an extension of unemployment benefits without offsets.
GOP Promises Transparency, but With Limits
“I think that there is a real desire on the part of the American public to understand the process and even though we are not in the majority, this is a process component, seeking input and I see it as
How Crash Dummies Made Us All Smarter
Back in the 1940s, American automakers thought their cars would appear safer if they came without seat belts.
Spending Bills Could Stall Out Until 2011
“I don’t understand how you can send us both of these letters,” Durbin said. “I don’t think this is consistent.”
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Taxicab-gate
“I advised the driver, Mr.
No Vote, but D.C. May Get Statues in the Capitol
But the vote was not without its political overtones. While D.C. Del.
Heard on the Hill: PETA Spices Up the Recipe With Bikinis, Hot Dogs and Chilis
A dispute ensued, which resulted in Nadler taking another cab without paying the $8. Nadler said Habteab is to blame.
Pelosi Calls for Report on Safety Issues
“I am especially concerned that any that are determined to be serious safety risks be addressed without delay.”
GOP Appropriators Jab Old Friends
“I don’t think anybody but the leader could do that, so he gets all the credit,” one aide to a GOP appropriator said.
Hoyer Acknowledges Public’s Anger, Points It Toward GOP
“The fact that they’re in play does not mean — by any stretch of the imagination — that I think we’re going to lose the House,” he said. “I don’t think we’re going to lose the House.”
K Street Files: O Captain, My Captain Takes Beer Lobby Helm
“No one would invest that kind of money into our government and politics without expecting something in return,” Common Cause President Bob Edgar said.
Moran, Tiahrt Show Right Stuff
“He’s said I don’t live in Kansas. That’s pretty negative. I’ve lived in my house longer than he’s lived in his. And I have a deed to prove that,” Tiahrt said.
Reflexive Opposition to Nominations Must Stop
I know how tempting it is to keep denying the Obama administration a victory, but there are greater stakes here.
Brown Announces Support for Financial Reform Bill
I appreciate the efforts to improve the bill, especially the removal of the $19 billion bank tax,” Brown said. “As a result, it is a better bill than it was when this whole process started.
Brown and Snowe Deliver for Reid
“I had a conversation with Sen. Dodd. It’s not lobbying, it’s just conversations,” Snowe said Monday before announcing her decision.
Administration Imposes New Drilling Moratorium
“I am basing my decision on evidence that grows every day of the industry’s inability in the deepwater to contain a catastrophic blowout, respond to an oil spill and to operate safely.”