GOP Link to Doctors Gets Knife
“For some inexplicable reason, I think the AMA has kind of burned all its bridges. It just makes absolutely no sense to me,” National Republican Senatorial Committee Chairman John Cornyn said.
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Intraparty Squabble Erupts on Spending
The aide grumbled that the move is just another example of the White House taking the House for granted and said Obama can no longer rely on Democrats approving his proposals without a more thoughtful
Variety of Spending Demands Clash in House
But I need to see what the rest of it looks like. I hear rumors that they’re going to load it up with stuff.”
In Last Week Before GOP Runoff, Inglis Attacks Congress
“We thought all along we were in a race with Trey Gowdy,” Inglis said. “I understand now that I am in a race against the whole Congress.”
Flame Still Burns for Capitol Hill Lamplighter
“I’m one of the few people that can light fires in public buildings without getting in trouble,” he noted last week.
How Do You Budget Objectively in a Political World?
I was wrong when I said in the June 1 Fiscal Fitness that zero-based budgeting hadn’t been a topic for polite conversation since it was tried in Washington, D.C., in the late in 1970s.
Pelosi: Oil Companies Should Write Blank Check for Spills
The California Democrat said while she initially supported lifting the cap to $10 billion, she has revised her opinion as the spill has worsened.
They May Be Pink, but the Hill Sees Murkiness
Without a doubt, CodePink has become the expert in staging attention-grabbing demonstrations.
Google’s Top Lobbyist Shows It’s Hip to Be a Nerd
“I got the technology bug early,” he said in a recent interview.
Senate Democrats Worry About Securing 60 Votes on Climate Bill
“What’s the point of doing anything without 60 votes?” Rockefeller asked. “I think there’s some feeling that you don’t spend time on the floor trying to figure out if you’ve got 60 votes.
Leaders Are Coy About Reforms to Ethics Panel
And we want to make sure that it is working correctly,” the Maryland Democrat said. “I think I will look at her proposal,” he added.
Campaign Disclosure Bill Running Into Snags
“My questioning about the Senate isn’t a condition for my support,” he said. “I was asking, Is there hope to get this done?’
Snyder Ponders 14 Years of Front-Row History
Although Snyder is leaving office partly because of a tough political climate, he looks back on his 14 years on Capitol Hill without regrets, he said.
Road Ahead Is Still Murky for Climate Change
Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) previewed that line of attack Tuesday: “I think I can speak for virtually everybody in our Conference: We don’t think this is a great time to be socking a
Durbin Calls for Public Financing of Campaigns
Durbin also said he will try to push the act through Congress, though he didn’t lay out any sort of timetable.
American Hubris Leads to Melted Wings in New Foreign Policy Book
“Yeah, I think I have shifted, not only on this issue” of Israel, he said. “Anyone who reads my new book will clearly see a shift.”
Road Map: Reid Lays Out a Very Ambitious June Agenda
Reid appealed to the historic bipartisanship that has accompanied the measure in the past, saying on the floor Monday, “I hope both sides can come together to give [the unemployed] the help they
Duncan: Let’s Talk About Distracted Driving
I did all this with cars and trucks whizzing by on my right and left but miraculously without hitting another vehicle or being hit by one.
Union Station Temporarily Closed After Brawl
Mitch Dowdy said. Dowdy said two people have been detained after a brawl started at the Fort Totten Metro Station and continued across Union Station and Metro Center.
Enjoy D.C., but Here’s What Not to Do
I suppose this makes me an expert on what not to do. The best advice I can give interns is simple. Don’t wind up in HOH.