Inhofe: Don’t Waste Precious Defense Funds on Biofuels
Our military has deployed to more locations around the world at a far greater rate than was ever the case during the Cold War.
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Boustany Has the Edge but Landry Confident
The seat was drawn to elect a Republican, and in fact, the Democratic candidate pulled only 22 percent of the vote on Nov. 6.
Hill Schedules for 2013 Released
One of the key recommendations was that Congress work five days a week. The report was summarized and written by Roll Call columnist Don Wolfensberger, who is a scholar at both centers.
Virtual 3-D Experience at the Freer and Sackler Galleries
“Pure Land” was created by Jeffrey Shaw, dean of the School of Creative Media at the City University of Hong Kong, and it took a team of 12 full-time staff to develop and execute this project in
Old Bulls Don’t Want to Go ‘Nuclear’ on Filibusters
In an interview, Levin said that while he agrees on the substance of the changes under consideration, he was “dubious” about the procedural maneuver because it could establish a new precedent that
People on the Move
Beland was the chief of staff for the office of infrastructure protection at the Homeland Security Department.
Emails Reveal GOP Concerns About Withdrawn CRS Tax Rate Report
“Expressing a view that a retraction should be considered is a far cry from demanding the report be taken down, as some have claimed,” McConnell spokesman Don Stewart said Tuesday.
Hill Experts Urge Return to Legislating
As one of the organizers of the roundtables, along with John Fortier, director of the Democracy Project at the BPC, I was tasked with writing a summary report of the sessions.
Hill Experts Urge Return to Legislating
As one of the organizers of the roundtables, along with John Fortier, director of the Democracy Project at the BPC, I was tasked with writing a summary report of the sessions.
Are Earmarks Really Dead?
Don Young, R-Alaska, considered offering a proposal that would have allowed for earmarks, but he decided against it after realizing it would not be adopted, according to a source in the room.
DeMint: Don’t Let Zombies Attack Fiscal Cliff
Lame-duck sessions used to have the potential to drag on much longer because the new Congress was seated in March of the year following elections rather than January.
House GOP Backs Secret Ballot for Steering Committee Spots
The amendment to the conference rules was brought forth by Rep. Lynn Jenkins, who on Wednesday was elected by her class to become conference vice chairwoman.
AARP: Seniors Don’t Want Changes to Social Security, Medicare
The AARP survey was conducted by Woelfel Research Inc., which interviewed 800 adults over the age of 50.
Daily Ad Track
Noem’s ad almost escaped our notice because her race is so uncompetitive, but it was the trend’s best. 5.
Daily Ad Track
Noem’s ad almost escaped our notice because her race is so uncompetitive, but it was the trend’s best. www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiT4YSmJjDU&feature=plcp 5.
Lame Ducks Seldom Become Mighty Ducks
(There was no lame-duck session in the Republican 104th Congress under Democratic President Bill Clinton.)
Third McCotter Staffer Will Stand Trial
Two of her former colleagues, Paul Seewald and Don Yowchuang, will be arraigned on Nov. 6.
OCE Sent Three Cases to Ethics Panel in Third Quarter
Three of McCotter’s former congressional staffers, Don Yowchuang, Paul Seewald and Mary Melissa Turnbull, will stand trial for their roles in an alleged ballot fraud scheme during the Michigan Republican
K Street Lobbyists Ready for Post-Sandy Disaster Aid Requests
Instead, it was water. “So our concern was will those pump stations fail?” Marlowe said that normally with elections looming, the government works quickly to put together disaster aid packages.
McCotter Aide Sentenced for Part in Signature Snafu
Today, Lorianne O’Brady was sentenced to 20 days in jail or 20 days in a work program, which will be followed by an 18-month probationary period and payment of $2,625 in fines.