White House Backs House GOP Jobs Bill
</p> The White House backed the GOP leadership’s latest jobs bill today, which Republicans carved out of President Barack Obama’s own jobs package and paid for with a piece of his deficit reduction proposal
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Land Swap Bill Could Help Paul Gosar for 2012
</p> Gosar introduced the bill May 13, and the decision was in line with historical precedent. Save for a brief period when former Rep.
Lieberman Will Go His Own Way
Joe Lieberman is chafing Democrats with his opposition to President Barack Obama’s jobs bill and his flirtation with Republican presidential and Senate candidates.
Kevin McCarthy Says GOP Jobs Bills Have Bipartisan Potential
House Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy said today that he hopes that a wave of GOP jobs bills aimed at aiding small-business owners can break through the partisan gridlock that has stalled almost every other bill
CAP Faces Challenges as Podesta Steps Back
</p> “She’s just not Podesta,” one Democratic lobbyist said.
Boehner Pushes Foreign Policy
</p> “The United States should insist Russia ‘reset’ its own policies.
House GOP to Address Jobs Bill
</p> A Senate Democratic leadership aide was heartened that the House was moving to consider parts of the president’s jobs bill and hopes it continues.
Harry Reid’s Nuclear Test Benefits President, for Now
</p> The device was almost employed by Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) in 2005 (rebranded as “the constitutional option”), but a bipartisan gang of 14 saved the day by vowing not to block judicial
Steven LaTourette Valued for Knowledge
</p> “So, you 87 new folks who’ve gotten here,” the nine-term Ohio Republican recalled addressing the GOP Conference in January, “how many of you know what a limited tariff bill is?”
Obama’s Housing Plan Skips Congress
With the president’s jobs bill going nowhere and Congressional Democrats increasingly frustrated, the White House is taking the initiative, starting with housing.
Richmond Campaign Paid Surveillance Firm
Anh “Joseph” Cao in his 2010 bid for re-election in Louisiana’s 2nd district, Richmond’s campaign received a bill from an investigations firm that specializes in covert video surveillance, court records
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Congress Still Wrestling with Clickability
</p> The Congressional Management Foundation has been monitoring Members’ online presences for years.
John Podesta to Step Down as CEO of Center for American Progress
</p> Podesta served as President Bill Clinton’s last chief of staff from 1998 to 2001, then founded CAP in 2003.
Capps: Act Aims to Reduce Sudden Cardiac Arrest Deaths
</p> That’s why I have introduced the Teaching Children to Save Lives Act (H.R. 3189).
Kentucky Democrat Ben Chandler May Have Advantage in House Rematch
During the summer, conservative advocacy group Crossroads GPS released a TV ad slamming Chandler for his votes on the stimulus bill, health care and the debt ceiling.
Fitzpatrick Targeted in Pennsylvania
</p> At least one local Democratic officeholder, Doylestown Township Supervisor Cynthia Philo, is exploring a run.
Dangerous Dozen: Unsafe House Incumbents
</p> Charles Bass (R-N.H.).
Shop Talk: Candidate Stamp of Approval
John Kerry’s (D-Mass.) 2004 presidential campaign, and he served in senior roles in the White House late in President Bill Clinton’s administration.
FBI Saw Dark Side of Rep. John Murtha
</p> Criminal Convictions </p> Aeptec and KSA were also at the center of the one Murtha earmark that resulted in criminal convictions.
Joseph Biden Touts Jobs Bill, Doesn’t Rule Out 2016 Run
</p> “If we continue to do what we are doing, it will continue to get better,” he added. “That is why it is so important that this jobs bill be passed.”