Obama Apologizes for People Losing Health Coverage (Updated)
Johnson, R-Wis., meanwhile, would allow insurers the option to keep current plans.
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A Conversation With Pete Sessions — 7 Outtakes
Pete Sessions, R-Texas, sat down with your 218 hosts last week to talk shutdown policy, electoral politics, Eagle Scouts and bipartisan pie.
Disruption of Regular Appropriations Threatens DOD Projects
Meanwhile, Mikulski and House Appropriations Chairman Harold Rogers, R-Ky., have both made clear they want to see all 12 of those measures ultimately enacted, a steep climb in a Congress that has
Parties Scramble for Consensus on D.C. Height Act Recommendations
Chief Financial Officer Natwar M. Gandhi, who has testified before Congress on the Height Act.
Biden Open to Filibuster Changes After Republicans Block Watt, Millett Nominations (Updated)
“I think it’s worth considering it,” Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., said of changing Senate rules on nominees after Republicans filibustered two nominees.
Budget Conference Starts With Optimistic Words, Usual Split on Taxes
Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., noted the nearly $1 trillion in new revenues over a decade in the Senate Democratic framework, while a number of Democrats from both chambers highlighted efforts to close what they
D.C. Budget Autonomy Referendum Hinges on GAO Opinion
Darrell Issa, R-Calif., told CQ Roll Call. Issa serves as chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, a perch that gives him influence over the District.
Arms Treaty Stymied by Second Amendment Concerns in Senate
much less individual self-defense, as fundamental individual rights,” wrote the group of 50, led by Kansas Republican Jerry Moran, West Virginia Democrat Joe Manchin III and Oklahoma Republican James M.
Sid Yudain: The Man Behind Roll Call
There were also bylines from luminaries such as Richard M.
Mary Matalin Contributes to Ted Cruz Campaign
Ted Cruz, R-Texas, reported that his campaign committee, Ted Cruz for Senate had receipts of $708,242 and disbursements of $255,631 during the third quarter, leaving 1,096,587 cash on hand as of 9/30 and
Former Speaker Foley Dies
Boehner, R-Ohio, issued a statement on Foley’s legacy shortly after news of his death broke, calling his rise from committee chairman to majority whip, majority leader and finally speaker “a natural sequence
Senate Approves Bill to Avert Default, Reopen Government
James M. Inhofe, R-Okla., who recently underwent heart surgery, was absent. All eyes are now on the House, where Speaker John A.
Film Series on Immigration Policy Is a Tapestry of Politics, Policy and Personalities
Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass.
Members Question: Is Shutdown Fundraising Worth It?
Shelley Moore Capito, R-W.Va., who is running for Senate in 2014. “But I don’t know what anyone else is doing.”
Gray, Norton Clash With Democratic Senators on D.C. Budget
Officials are currently considering the use of all of D.C.’s reserve funds, a total of $658 million, according to the office of Chief Financial Officer Natwar M. Gandhi.
Lawmakers Have Low Expectations for New Supercommittee
So far, Senate Democrats have said, ‘No way, it’s my way or the highway,’ as has the president,” said Appropriations Chairman Harold Rogers, R-Ky.
Court’s Conservatives Maintain Skepticism of Campaign Money Limits
Roberts is considered decisive because Justices Anthony M.
Special Teams: Democratic Operatives Work Bay State
Katherine Clark: Campaign manager: Brooke Scannell Mail: Mission Control Media: 4CM&M Polling: GBA Strategies Digital: Dover Strategy Group Middlesex County Sheriff Peter