Obama’s Recast Agenda Faces Doubters
And separately Obama outlined his agenda in an interview that was originally off the record with the Des Moines Register, where he gave perhaps his frankest answers to date about what he thinks he can
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Judge Orders McCotter Staffers to Stand Trial
Don Yowchuang and Paul Seewald, two former staffers for ex-Rep.
Barack Obama Says Sequestration ‘Will Not Happen,’ Hits Back on Military Spending Attacks
“His flippant comment about ‘horses and bayonets’ was an insult to every sailor who has put his or her life on the line for our country.”
Fast-Track Funding Bills Always Hard to Derail
By simply referencing last year’s laws, there was no need to repeat how much money was being appropriated for each account.
Thaddeus McCotter Staffers Will Wait a Bit Longer to Learn Their Fate
Don Yowchuang and Paul Seewald pleaded not guilty in district court today, insisting during their preliminary examination that they are innocent of the felony and misdemeanor charges against them
Former Thaddeus McCotter Staffers in Court Thursday
“Everyone will find out that the congressman was unaware of the petition situation and so was my client,” Mandell told the newspaper.
Support Slim for ‘Gang of Eight’
Conrad was one of the founding members of the gang of six, along with Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) and Sens.
West Region Roundup
Sean Parnell (R) Electoral Votes: 3 2008 Presidential Vote: McCain 59%/Obama 38% House At-large | Incumbent: Don Young (R) 19th term (69 percent) | Outlook: Safe Republican The biggest news Young
Republicans Look to Retaliate Against WH Over Ill. Prison Sale
Don Manzullo (R-Ill.), Bobby Schilling (R-Ill.) and Dave Loebsack (D-Iowa) ultimately praised the move in a joint statement when it was announced.
Policy Gridlock: Is It the New Regular Order?
That was consciously replaced by Democrats in the 1970s because the bipartisanship that existed on committees did not always reflect the majority will of the Democratic Caucus.
House Democrats Big on Talk, Not on Walk
“The minority in the House has very few ways of getting things on the agenda,” said Don Wolfensberger, director of the Congress Project at the Wilson Center, a former top staffer for the House Rules
Term Limits Heat Up GOP Gavel Contests
He was stripped of the chairmanship of the Veterans’ Affairs Committee in the 109th Congress, when he bucked leadership and called for increases in veterans’ health care spending.
Partisan Gamesmanship Prevents Senate From Leaving Town
Those watching the floor proceedings had no doubt Reid was making reference to Brown, though Don Stewart, a spokesman for Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), disputed Reid’s version of
Drawn Into a Fight
The reception was the brainchild of House Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) and Rep. Jim McGovern (D-Mass.), both of whom praised their occasional tormentors for keeping Congress honest.
House Tax Overhaul Process Divides Parties
Lost in the shuffle of House and Senate votes on the dueling Bush and Obama tax plans just before the August recess was a House vote on a bill to establish a process for considering comprehensive tax legislation
House Democrats: Don’t Blame Us
Pelosi has been eager to point out that when she was Speaker, she worked with President George W. Bush to increase the minimum wage.
‘People Power’ May Lead To Low-Wattage Event
“The big push so far has really been to raise money for the campaign, and it should be,” says Don Peebles, chairman and chief executive of the New York City real estate
Charlotte and DNC Welcome the Media With Wet Willies
The drinks of the night were the colorful frozen Wet Willies and the dangerous-looking red concoction, “Call a Cab,” which was strangely popular with the ladies.
South Florida Race Tests Partisanship Against Personality
It was originally seen as something of a lark, a graceful exit to a statewide campaign that never took off.
Four Thaddeus McCotter Staffers Charged Following AG Investigation
Following his 10-week-long probe, Schuette charged McCotter staffers Don Yowchuang, Paul Seewald, Mary Melissa Turnbull, and Lorianne O’Brady.