Wall St. Lobbyists Up Pressure on Dodd
“In our minds, it would be a mistake to enact legislation that has the appearance of reform without providing the reality. It would just be a giant effort to mislead the public.”
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Hoyer Pushes Back Against Massa Charges
He looked them in the eyes, told them what a great Member of Congress I was,” Massa said.
Senators Spar Over Process
And I think that’s — the latter debate’s the one that they care about a little bit more.”
Clymer: Ohio’s McCulloch Deserves a Place in Statuary Hall
As President Kennedy said in the midst of that scrap, “McCulloch can deliver 60 Republicans. Without him, it can’t be done.
Parties Begin to Set Reconciliation Battle Plans
“I say this as a former House Member, any time you ask the House to swallow a Senate-passed bill, especially on something this broad, it’s a hard thing to ask anybody to do, and we are essentially
Massa Announces Retirement, Denies Unsubstantiated’ Reports
In a conference call with reporters, Massa said he was hospitalized in December with a recurrence of cancer, and that doctors have told him he would no longer be able to function at full speed all
Obama to Congress: Get It Done Already
Everything there is to say about health care has been said and just about everyone has said it.
Junior Democrats Want a Fight
“I think we’ve allowed the Republicans to get away with too much obstruction for too long without using our prerogatives,” said Sen.
Massa Puts Democrats in a Bind
And my doctors have made it clear to me that I can no longer do that,” Massa said.
Congress, Obama Can Score a Big, Bipartisan Success: School Reform
It got its first hearing Wednesday before the House Education and Labor Committee but without any bill to work on. The will seems to exist for bipartisan action.
Democrats May Force All-Night Session
“We’re not having four votes,” Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) said Tuesday following a weekly Conference luncheon in which Democrats rejected the GOP offer.
Admonishment’ Is Not Covered by Ethics Rules
It’s a process that kind of ties the committee’s hands in terms of flexibility and speed with which it can approach a matter,” he said.
Franken’s Goal: I’m Serious Enough
“The first thing I wanted people to know was that I was there to be serious, that I would keep my head down and do my work,” Franken said in his first extended national interview since he was seated
Hoyer: Public Really Ticked’ Over Deficits, Debt
“I hope Congressional Republicans will take the work as sincerely and seriously as the [commission’s] chairmen take it, that they will come to the table without preconditions, ready to contribute
Are Expelled House Members Able to Be Re-Elected?
Q: I am an Ohio voter with a question regarding the qualifications to be a Member of Congress. I read that James Traficant is planning to run for the House of Representatives this year.
Story Seeks Meaning in How Brutality Arises
“All I ever tried to do was to understand the soldiers as human beings who make good and bad decisions, rather than good and bad people,” Frederick said in an interview.
Panel: Staff Conduct Falls on Members
“As a practical matter, it’s going to force some type of examination of what you have to do to supervise your staff, and I think that’s going to create some problems,” Brand said.
Battle Grows Over Rangel’s Future
“I wouldn’t be surprised if you had 25 to 30 Democrats who switched,” one aide said.
Thompson Pushes DHS on Contracts
“I don’t think you will ever have an opportunity to have the cadre of senior people … or the business people that we are going to have here. … So rather than you spending the next six months trying to
Bunning Continues One-Man Filibuster
“Of course, we can have a vote on it, and, of course, it can be defeated, and then, of course, we can pass the bill without the money.