Ding-Dong Bell, Let’s Go Poison the Well | Procedural Politics
The proposal was one of the options considered at the first bipartisan House civility retreat in Hershey, Pa., in 1997. It got a fair hearing from the Rules Committee, but went nowhere.
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Meet the Super PAC Woman
“But it’s not like there was a hiring committee.”
Meet the Super PAC Woman
“But it’s not like there was a hiring committee.”
Pelosi Backs Obama, but Says ‘We Just Don’t Whip War Votes’ (Video)
“I’ve told that to my caucus,” she said, adding that she believed that position was “the sentiment of our caucus.”
Capitol Hill Employees Concerned About July 10 Asbestos Exposure
“I was initially told there was minimal exposure to only a handful of employees.”
War Powers Resolution Nags a Reluctant Congress | Procedural Politics
Before the matter came to a head the confrontation was preempted by a Russian-brokered deal with the Assad regime.
Administration and Farmers Clash Over More Precise Clean Water Act Regulations
I don’t regret it,” said Don Parrish, a policy analyst for the Farm Bureau that mounted a “Ditch the Rule” lobbying campaign against the proposed regulation.
Obama on ISIS: ‘We Don’t Have a Strategy’ (Updated) (Video)
He said there was a role for Congress to play once that strategy is in place.
Don Young Inches Closer to Remarrying
Don Young can see himself walking down the aisle again.
Alaska Republicans Set to Choose Mark Begich Challenger
The ad from the pro-Begich super PAC, which is funded almost entirely by Democrat-aligned Senate Majority PAC, was widely viewed as an attempt to boost the support of Miller.
Portraits of Committee Chairmen: They’re Up the Wall
Don Young , R-Alaska, which hangs in the center of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee room.
Number of Laws Congress Enacts Isn’t the Whole Picture | Procedural Politics
It was once a joke among House members that the Senate is the place where good House bills go to die. That observation no longer evokes even a chuckle from the lower body.
Message to EPA: Don’t Quit While We’re Ahead | Commentary
When I was younger, I competed on a swim team and spent most of my free time training.
“Hand-Me-Down” Menu Regulations Just Don’t Fit Convenience Stores | Commentary
These restaurants offer simple, standardized menus at all locations, Congress’s intent was to make sure those menus provide clear, understandable nutrition information.
Don Young Gets Grabby With Congressional Aide (Updated)
Just ask the unfortunate aide who dared cross the path of a tardy Don Young.
Seersucker Thursday: Ladies’ Fashion Do’s and Don’ts
Upon reflection, we realized that most of his advice was applicable predominantly to males. We reached out to Lott for female etiquette. But he shied away, referring us to Sen.
What You Don’t Know About Migrant Children May Kill Them | Commentary
It was an emergency and the family had to act quickly. The young teenage girl had no choice but to leave the country the next day, for her own protection.
Speaker’s Lawsuit Against Obama Is a Longshot | Procedural Politics
The hearings were prompted by a persistent 20th century concern that the legislative branch was losing public confidence, power and stature vis-a-vis the executive, in part because the president dominates
Why Ex-Im is Indispensable | Commentary
President Don Nelson explains how he uses Ex-Im’s working capital guarantees: “Wells Fargo requires us to get an Ex-Im guarantee and put up 10 percent collateral.
Pot Decriminalization Takes Effect, but Don’t Bring Bud to Capitol Hill
On language blocking the District from lessening its drug penalties that was included in an appropriations bill that cleared the House Wednesday on a 228-195 vote, Ribeiro said, “We don’t believe