Richard Tisei Makes Candidacy Official Vs. John Tierney
</p> Eight-term Rep. John Tierney (D), whose wife was convicted on federal tax charges last year, is considered the most vulnerable incumbent in the state’s all-Democratic delegation.
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Experts: STOCK Act Not Necessarily Useful
Scott Brown (R-Mass.) introduced a bill to curb the use of information gleaned from official Congressional work to make stock trading decisions.
Congress Should Stop Wasting Time, Act Now
This week is another highly substantive one in the House — Monday, naming a bunch of post offices, and Tuesday, taking up the national conceal-and-carry bill, which could be called the “Shoot a Bunch of
Unity Difficult on Balanced Budget Amendment
</p> Fourteen Democrats have co-sponsored the resolution as of Tuesday, but Republicans are still a ways from securing the 48 Democratic supporters they need to pass the bill — and that is assuming all
STOCK Act Goes Prime Time
bill that seeks to ban the practice.
Minibus Could Face Trouble Over Mortgage Insurance Fight
</p> Now that the limits have been raised in the conference report for the FHA, GOP sources warn that a bitter fight is ahead this week as Boehner looks to pass the bill.
Campus Notebook: Darrell Issa Proposes Greater D.C. Autonomy
</p> The draft bill would free D.C. from being beholden to Congress’ appropriations process.
NetCoalition Seeks to Establish K Street Residence
</p> An anti-piracy bill moving through Congress could serve as an early test of NetCoalition’s influence.
Darrell Issa Proposes D.C. Budget Power in Exchange for Abortion Funding Ban
</p> The draft bill, obtained by Roll Call, would free D.C. from being beholden to Congress’ appropriations process.
Newt Gingrich Wants to Kill the CBO Messenger
It was also the time when the committee that reported a bill was the one who told you what it would cost or save, when those in charge considered questioning the committee as political heresy and when
Panetta: Super Committee Failure Would Hurt Defense
</p> “The impacts of these cuts would be devastating for the Department,” Panetta said in identical letters to both Senators.
Shop Talk: What Happens in Vegas
</p> Seven Weeks to Iowa </p> With the Iowa caucuses for the presidential race just seven weeks from today, Rep.
Clayton: Coordination Needed to Address Food Crisis
Bill Frist, former Senate Majority Leader from Tennessee, commented that the Horn of Africa is undergoing the most acute food-security emergency in the past 25 years.
Next in Line (Apparently) for GOP: Newt Gingrich
</p> It’s also the thrice-married Gingrich, who was having an affair (with the woman now his wife) at the same time that he was leading the charge against President Bill Clinton for his affair with Monica
Maya MacGuineas in High Demand During Fiscal Debate
</p> “She’s a trusted intermediary,” Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va.) said of MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.</p> “She wants to solve the problem,” Sen.
For Deficit Lobbying, No Deadline in Sight
</p> For K Street, billions of dollars hang in the balance.
Lawmakers Deny Insider Trading in ‘60 Minutes’ Report
health care overhaul bill.
Hensarling: Still Hope for Super Committee
</p> “You do not sound like a man who believes you’re going to get a deal in 10 days,” host Candy Crowley said to Hensarling.</p> “Oh, I wouldn’t say that,” he replied.
Smith: Shallow-Loss Insurance Assumes an Ignorance
</p> Rarely does any good ever come from portraying a group of people as less intelligent or less competent than they are.