‘Hastert Rule’ Worries Hispanic Caucus
Raúl M. Grijalva, D-Ariz., a member of the CHC. “He reiterated that this is something that is going to be a job ahead.”
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Steve King’s Immigration SOS
King, meanwhile, continued milking the near-confrontation for all it was worth — demanding that Senate immigration blueprint co-authors John McCain, R-Ariz., and Charles E.
Boehner Seeks Spending ‘Cuts and Reforms’ Greater Than Debt Limit Increase
Tom McClintock, R-Calif., that would require the Treasury Department to put a priority on the payment of principal and interest on government bonds and Social Security benefits if federal borrowing authority
Wamp’s Gear Made for Hall of Fame Career
1993: John Tener, R-Pa. The founder of congressional baseball, Tener played in the majors for four years and was president of the National League. 1993: Wilmer Mizell, R-N.C.
Senate Clears First Immigration Hurdle (Updated)
Grassley of Iowa, James M. Inhofe of Oklahoma, Mark S. Kirk of Illinois, Mike Lee of Utah, Jim Risch of Idaho, Pat Roberts of Kansas, Tim Scott of South Carolina, Jeff Sessions of Alabama, Richard C.
Ralph Hall, Accidental Tourist
Ralph M. Hall, R-Texas, was, in fact, lost while hanging at a lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender soiree in Rayburn, the answer goes both ways.
Kaine Delivers Rare Spanish-Language Floor Speech (Updated)
Mel Martinez, R-Fla., delivered a portion of his maiden speech in Spanish. Martinez was encouraging his Senate colleagues to support President George W.
Congressional Baseball Game Republican Roster
Hits R | Throws R | Votes R Graves will be wearing a University of Missouri jersey to show support for his alma mater. Rep.
Ralph Hall Lets His Hair Down
Ralph M.
Farm Bill Spends on All the Wrong Things | Commentary
Pat Roberts, R-Kan., that would save $30 billion over the next decade, largely by closing loopholes that states use to expand eligibility. They also rejected an amendment by Sen. James M.
Court Packing Vs. Court Filling | Commentary
Grassley, R-Iowa, the ranking member on the Senate Judiciary Committee, is objecting to the nominations from the start, calling the decision to nominate the three individuals at once “court packing.”
Senate Blocks Dueling Student Loan Bills
Delaware Democrat Thomas R. Carper voted with Republicans in favor of the motion to invoke cloture on the motion to proceed to Coburn’s bill. Five Republicans — Sens. Michael D.
Hagan Challenger Builds Campaign Team | Shop Talk
Richard M. Burr, R-N.C. considering a bid Hagan began building her team earlier this year. Rothenberg Political Report/Roll Call rates the race Tossup/Tilt Democrat.
Lautenberg’s Death Could Further Divide State Party | Shop Talk
Frank R. Lautenberg’s death creates a power vacuum that could exacerbate fractures among New Jersey state party leaders looking to bring back their ailing organization.
Egypt Aid Faces Growing Opposition on Capitol Hill
Connolly, a Democrat, and Frank R. Wolf, a Republican. Both men have a long history of working on U.S. foreign assistance policy.
Levin Defends Military Chain of Command Amid Sexual-Assault Concerns
Senate Armed Services ranking member James M. Inhofe, R-Okla., said he is opposed to any provision that would diminish commanders’ role in the Uniformed Code of Military Justice.
New Jersey’s Tom Kean Jr. Still Has Federal Campaign Account
The campaign committee of the late Frank R. Lautenberg had $162,811. Rep. Albio Sires had $84,900. U.S. House candidate Mark Dunec had $36,599. U.S. House candidate Shelley Adler had $17,407. Rep.
Lack of Bright Line IRS Nonprofit Rules Provide Free Trips for Members of Congress
Engel, D-N.Y., $11,139, Nita M. Lowey, D-N.Y., $11,205, Ed Royce, R-Calif., $11,042, and Brad Sherman, D-Calif., $11,153. Rep.
Baca: Clyburn Gave Me Endorsement in Writing #CA31
Edward M. Kennedy in a mailer. The 31st District is a top target for Democrats this cycle after the party bungled the race in 2012.
Tom Cole: Obama, Boehner Have Assured Support for Okla.
Tom Cole, R-Okla., sent a “Dear Colleague” letter on Friday thanking his fellow representatives for their support in the days since a tornado hit his hometown of Moore and declaring that leaders have “