The Real Spirit of Memorial Day: Put Veterans First | Commentary
Jeff Miller, R-Fla, and Michael H. Michaud, D-Maine, and by Sens.
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Veteran Voices, Influence Fade on the Hill
Ralph M. Hall in the Texas Republican primary last week means there won’t be any veterans of World War II at the Capitol come January.
Cheat Sheet: House and Senate Primaries in June
Steven M. Palazzo, who defeated him in 2010. With three other Republicans also in the primary, there’s a shot it heads to a June 24 runoff — triggered when no candidate surpasses 50 percent.
Cheat Sheet: House and Senate Primaries in June
Steven M. Palazzo, who defeated him in 2010. With three other Republicans also in the primary, there’s a shot it heads to a June 24 runoff — triggered when no candidate surpasses 50 percent.
Ralph Hall Loves Making the Rounds
Ralph M. Hall.
House Marijuana Votes Earn Backing of Rare Bipartisan Coalition (Video)
.; Don Young, R-Alaska; Earl Blumenauer, D-Ore.; Tom McClintock, R-Calif.; Steve Cohen, D-Tenn.; Paul Broun, R-Ga.; Jared Polis, D-Colo.; Steve Stockman, R-Texas; Barbara Lee, D-Calif.; Justin Amash, R-Mich
House, Senate Leaders Praise Shinseki, but Support Change at Top
Richard M. Burr of North Carolina, said he will work with Acting Secretary Sloan D.
House, Senate Leaders Praise Shinseki, but Support Change at Top
Richard M. Burr of North Carolina, said he will work with Acting Secretary Sloan D.
Orrin Hatch, Mike Lee Diverge on Gay Marriage’s Fate in Court
Hatch, R-Utah, told KSL radio on Wednesday. “The trend right now in the courts is to permit gay marriage and anybody who doesn’t admit that just isn’t living in the real world.”
In VA Scandal, More Senators Call for Shinseki Ouster, FBI Investigation (Updated)
Across the Rotunda , House Veterans’ Affairs Chairman Jeff Miller, R-Fla., agreed with that sentiment, citing the IG report.
Texas Runoff Results: First Incumbent of 2014 Loses Re-Election (Updated)
Ralph M. Hall, R-Texas, lost his bid for an 18th term Tuesday night, making him the first incumbent to not win re-election in 2014.
Boehner: Obama’s New Mexico Monument Hurts Border Security
Rob Bishop, R-Utah, who chairs the House Natural Resources subcommittee with jurisdiction over public lands. Bishop urged against designating any new monument at the U.S.
Social Media Innovations in Congress Add to Transparency and Accountability | Commentary
Erik Paulsen, R-Minn., creates weekly YouTube videos to answer constituent questions.
In Wyoming, Patience Is Key for Candidates
Cynthia M. Lummis. And Enzi proved in 2014 how difficult it is to challenge an incumbent, even for a candidate with built-in name recognition.
California Democrats ‘Cher’ a Moment
By virtue of having to operate in the minority, House Democrats Michael M. Honda and Ami Bera automatically do not have the loudest microphone in Congress.
House Votes to Establish Benghazi Committee
Trey Gowdy, R-S.C., will head the panel, and Speaker John A. Boehner of Ohio is expected to name the other six committee members on Friday .
C-J-S Bill Advances After Democratic Gun Provisions Turned Aside
gun-related policy amendments: one from Moran to strip bill language that would block funding for implementation of an international arms trade treaty unless the Senate ratifies the proposal, and a Nita M.
Congressional Women’s Softball Rosters Are Out
Katherine M. Clark, D-Mass., joined the team after her December special election win , along with Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler, R-Wash.
The 10 Most Vulnerable Members of the Midterm Cycle
Rodney Davis, R-Ill., Chris Gibson, R-N.Y., Ann Kirkpatrick, D-Ariz., Collin C. Peterson, D-Minn., and Steve Southerland II, R-Fla.) Another incumbent to watch is Rep.