Will Senate Democrats Rally Beyond the CR?
Democratic aides argued the Senate Democrats’ unity is a sign of just how successful the Nevada Democrat was in negotiating for his Conference’s priorities and said it will help him with the debt
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Congress’ War Dance Is Often a Salsa Sidestep
Given the tight time frame, it is understandable why Members complained the “consultation” was not what the War Powers Resolution contemplates — it was a done deal.
Capital Hearings Sing Simply for the Joy of It
On Tuesday, the setting was Arts Advocacy Day.
Senate Control Hangs in the Balance
At this time in 2005, political handicappers had yet to believe the GOP’s recently increased edge in the Senate was truly in jeopardy, and Montana was not on anyone’s map of potentially competitive races
McGahn: Courts, Constitution Limit FEC’s Mission
FEC was a simple case about whether a nonprofit association was “permitted” to distribute a documentary movie via video-on-demand.
Campaign Lawyers Reject Idea FEC Is Broken
“I was extremely impressed by Chairman [Don] McGahn’s erudition,” Gravel said after the FEC’s 90-minute debate. “My God, he blew me away.
Doing No Harm
One of the first actions taken by the Democratic-controlled Congress after Obama took office was to enact the economic stimulus package.
Don’t Rule It Out
The actor’s cause Wednesday was campaign finance reform. On Tuesday, he championed the arts.
Heard on the Hill: David Broder Moonlighted as Tour Guide
Longtime Washington Post reporter David Broder, who died last month at 81, on Tuesday was remembered as not just a student of Congress, but as a teacher of its labyrinthine ways.
Hill Climbers: Army Put Staffer on the Path to Public Service
Don Young. Since starting on Capitol Hill in January 2008, the 25-year-old has noticed both similarities and differences between the two institutions.
Heard on the Hill: Don’t Forget White Diamonds
Then-Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said she didn’t think it was necessary.
Hill Climbers: Staffer Loves Working for Alaska
Don Young (R) and recently as legislative assistant for Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R). “Washington is a lot different,” he said.
Black Voters Key in Debate Over New Virginia Map
“We’ve gotten a preliminary drawing for what the 4th and the 3rd districts could look like that was done by a professor at Norfolk State,” she said.
Ornstein’s Awards Are Nothing to Brag About
This astonishing revelation was accompanied by a disclaimer, that McGahn was actually enforcing the law as it has been shaped by the Supreme Court.
New Majorities Reshaping Fiscal Landscape
That hit a buzz saw of protest from caucus conservatives, so it was increased to $61 billion in cuts from current spending, or $100 billion less than Obama’s budget.
Fictional Founding Father Sings New Version of History
Liberty Smith, played by Geoff Packard, dreams of becoming a legendary hero like Don Quixote or Odysseus as he embarks on his adventures through American history.
Members Tiring of Short-Term Spending Bills
Don Manzullo (R-Ill.) said Tuesday following House passage of a three-week continuing resolution that funds the government through April 8. Likewise, freshman Rep.
Holman: Obama Cannot Ignore the FEC Any Longer
So, McConnell appointed three Republican commissioners — Don McGahn, Caroline Hunter and Matthew Petersen — who are marching in lock step to neuter the law.
The Fear of Losing Can Trigger New Troubles
The other suspension bill that failed that same day was a measure to require the United Nations to pay back certain U.S. overpayments to the organization.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Shades of Bono
Usually, it’s only Hollywood celebrities and pompous night clubbers who dare don sunglasses indoors. One of D.C.’s own trendsetters, however, is bringing the style to the halls of Congress. Rep.