Mitch McConnell Plans Final Four Trip
Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., said in a Friday radio interview that he planned to be at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta for Monday night’s NCAA men’s basketball national championship game to root on the team from
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For Immigration, Timing Could Be Tricky
Marco Rubio, R-Fla. — to demand “full and careful consideration” of any immigration bill significantly complicates Democratic leaders’ calculations.
Supreme Court Seems Unwilling to Issue Sweeping Same-Sex Marriage Ruling
The justice widely considered to be the swing vote — Anthony M.
DCCC Courts Donors at Annual Issues Conference
Sander M. Levin and Maryland Rep. Chris Van Hollen discussed the economy. Freshman Rep. Hakeem Jeffries of New York moderated the panels. Afterward, Vice President Joseph R.
Johnson: Renewable Energy Can Be Next American Success Story
James M. Inhofe, R-Okla., recently disrespected current and former military leaders who have called attention to the threat our oil dependence poses to our national security.
The GOP’s Obsolete Talking Point
Cynthia M. Lummis begins with a variation of a favorite GOP talking point.
Can Schumer Deliver on Immigration and Guns?
Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts could not secure — underscores the magnitude of the task and the political rewards it could offer.
Walker: With Budget Cards on the Table, Time for the President to Lead
Ryan, R-Wis., as very harsh, protecting the wealthy from taxes while slashing health care and other social programs for the neediest Americans. Many Republicans vilify the plan presented by Sen.
Capitol Lens: Framing the Debate
Senate Armed Services Chairman Carl Levin, D-Mich., left, and ranking member James M. Inhofe, R-Okla., confer Tuesday at a committee hearing on defense funding.
Congress Looks Likely to Step Into Eisenhower Memorial Saga
Rob Bishop, R-Utah, said of the controversial design for the monument to the president and war hero that has had its progress halted by opposition to its scale, scope and aesthetic vision.
Spending to Defend DOMA Dominates House Hearing, Raises Democrats’ Ire
Moran of Virginia, as well as Appropriations ranking member Nita M.
Shop Talk: Who’s Behind the Draft PAC for Hillary Rodham Clinton?
Ryan, R-Wis., in 2012, as well as for Arizona Sen. John McCain’s presidential campaign in 2008 and the Republican National Committee. Hoosier Chairman?
The GOP’s Risky Fight Over Perez
David Vitter, R-La., quickly announced he’s putting a hold on the pick, and Sen. Charles E. Grassley, R-Iowa, indicated Monday that he may join Vitter. Don’t think the White House hasn’t noticed.
Perez’s Nomination to Labor Post Already Facing GOP Criticism
Jeff Sessions, R-Ala., said in a statement Monday. “Mr. Perez has aggressively sought ways to allow the hiring of more illegal workers. Mr.
Eisenhower Memorial Commission Confronts Opposition in Hearing
The hearing also will explore the merits of a bill introduced last week by subcommittee Chairman Rob Bishop, R-Utah, that would force the commission to select an alternative design for the monument
Vitter Vows to Block Perez Nomination for Labor Secretary
David Vitter, R-La., announced Monday that he will block President Barack Obama’s nominee for Labor secretary, Thomas E.
Street Talk: K Street Hiring Chill Leaves Members Cold
Thomas M. Reynolds, R-N.Y., might not be finished with its acquisitions. “I think you’ll see more activity in the coming weeks,” he hinted.
Swett and Jasser: Bahrain’s Choice
Frank R.
Former Rep. John Edward Porter Gives Congress a Tongue-Lashing
Richard M. Burr, R-N.C., and Bob Casey, D-Pa., were honored at Research!America’s annual advocacy awards dinner at the Andrew W.
People on the Move: March 14, 2013
John Thune, R-S.D. Van Beek also has served as a justice legislative assistant. Adrian Arnakis has been hired as counsel on the Republican staff of the Senate Commerce Committee.