Chairman: Ethics Committee Can Only ‘Offer Up Advice’
The information, as the Ethics Committee was eager to point out, was already available on the House clerk’s website. And, in the words of Conaway, “It was redundant.
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Chairman: Ethics Committee Can Only ‘Offer Up Advice’
The information, as the Ethics Committee was eager to point out, was already available on the House clerk’s website. And, in the words of Conaway, “It was redundant. It’s now redundant again.”
Why House Conservatives Don’t Support Obama Impeachment
While a number of the lawmakers seemed to think impeachment was warranted, no one was offering to write up the proceedings. “The president deserves to be impeached,” said Rep.
Budget Act Anniversary Prompts Introspection | Procedural Politics
He correctly points out that the budget law as drafted was fiscally neutral. It had no bias for or against more spending or lower deficits.
Members in Waiting: The 20 Candidates Headed to D.C.
But, given the course of his path to Congress, he was at a big disadvantage from the start — if getting noticed was his desire.
Members in Waiting: The 20 Candidates Headed to D.C.
But, given the course of his path to Congress, he was at a big disadvantage from the start — if getting noticed was his desire.
Defense Signing Statement Reveals President’s Prescience | Procedural Politics
One of my first columns for Roll Call was about the furor over President George W. Bush’s use of signing statements (“The Problem Isn’t Signing Statements; It’s Enforcing the Laws ,” Aug. 14, 2006).
Don’t Delay Immigration Reform for Another Year | Commentary
Leader Eric Cantor’s loss means immigration reform is impossible, they ought to get their vision checked: polls by conservative and liberal groups in Cantor’s Virginia district confirm that immigration was
Democratic Doves, Threatened Incumbents Complicate President’s Choice on Military Action in Iraq
Duncan Jr. of Tennessee, was true to that position last week.
The Far Right’s Assault on Science Won’t Help Economy | Commentary
Allan Bromley, who was physics department chair during my tenure at Yale and who later served as President George Bush’s science adviser, drummed into me the need for keeping science above the political
Trey Gowdy Does His Best Don Rickles With Boehner Joke
Trey Gowdy, R-S.C., was so deft with a punchline (admittedly, a pretty corny one)?
Don Young Must Repay $59K for Improper Trips/Gifts
Roll Call’s Matt Fuller recaps the report in his article , Don Young Broke House Rules, Ethics Committee Says.
Don Young Broke House Rules, Ethics Committee Says
Don Young, currently the fourth longest-serving House member, violated rules when he used campaign funds for personal purposes and accepted improper gifts, a House Ethics Committee report said in a letter
Watch Out, King Crab; There’s a King Lobster in Town
Was this photo op a show of support for Maine’s lobster roll as it vies for the top spot in the Taste of America competition? Not exactly.
Over Lincoln’s Shoulder
But Fillmore was an artifact of an old America that was rapidly fading away.
Throwback Thursday: Don’t Forget Your Umbrella
This gem was on the front page of the July 25, 1957, Roll Call edition. The caption under the photo reads: Civil Rights and soaring mercury made the Capitol the hottest place in town this week.
Virginia Primary Results: Don Beyer Wins Democratic Nod
Don Beyer handily defeated a crowded Democratic primary field Tuesday night in a win that will almost certainly send him to Congress next year in this Arlington-based district.
Seersucker Day: Trent Lott’s Fashion Do’s and Don’ts
“It was one of those rare occasions when something was bipartisan and for both genders,” the former Republican leader said.
White House: Don’t Blame Immigration for Eric Cantor’s Shocking Loss
Lindsey Graham of South Carolina in a crowded Republican primary even though Graham was a key backer of the Senate immigration overhaul that Cantor had derided as “amnesty” as he sought to fend off a tea
Don’t Cut Programs that Help Communities Adjust to Pentagon Spending Reductions | Commentary
There was one place the House authorizers were willing to cut way back: a program designed to help communities adjust to defense downsizings.