Schumer Emerges as GOP Target
The current stopgap spending bill expires on April 8.
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K Street Files: Sprint Plan to Fight Merger Not Yet Clear
</p> <p class="p4">“We will be active on the Hill,” Bill Barloon, Sprint’s vice president of state and federal legislative affairs, said in a Monday interview.
At 40, the CBC Marks a Milestone
</p> Video Part 1 — Doubts and Triumphs </p> </p> Video Part 2: Conscience and Controversy </p> </p> When the 13 black Members of Congress formed the Congressional Black Caucus in 1971, they
Hasner Social Media Presence Hints at Run in Florida
</p> Not convinced?
Reid: CR Talks Have Broken Down
</p> Boehner and House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) have ripped Senate Democrats for failing to pass a long-term spending bill through the Senate.
New Majorities Reshaping Fiscal Landscape
One Member — a Republican — even conflated actor Bill Murray and Yankee great Yogi Berra by declaring, “It is like ‘Groundhog Day’ all over again.”
Welch: Debt Ceiling Debate Perilous for Both Sides
Our party has the opportunity to get behind a clean bill with no extraneous provisions — to separate an important but unrelated battle on future spending from an unpalatable but, ultimately, necessary
Heat Rises in Fight Over Spending
</p> <p class="p3">For instance, the House leadership’s original $32 billion spending cut plan — which was scuttled in favor of the final $61 billion bill after a conservative backlash — has been widely
DCCC Reminds Voters of Nuclear Disaster
</p> The targeted statements distributed to the Members’ districts accuse the lawmakers of supporting “a dangerous plan to drastically reduce the security of nuclear facilities across the nation.”
Find Cherry Blossoms off the Beaten Path
</p> Cherry trees are second only to oak trees on the Capitol grounds.
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Gingrich Hopes to Soon Run Presidential Campaign
</p> But he said, “Within a month, we’ll have that taken care of.”</p> He noted that during his trips through the country, he has been encouraged to run. “The water’s pretty warm,” Gingrich said.
Street Talk: K Street Firms Adjust to Keep Moms
</p> It turned out, she wanted something more than money.
Boehner Puts Small Issue First
</p> <p class="BodycopyStorybasics">The Ohio Republican passed up an opportunity to be the top sponsor of the Republican health care repeal bill, allowing Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) to take the
After Break, Still No Deal on Spending
</p> According to aides, those talks have involved the spending reductions to be included in the final six-month bill, as well as the politically thorny issue of policy riders.
Mack Won’t Run for Senate in Florida
</p> “I’ve got two small children and it’s hard enough to get to spend a lot of good quality time now. I have a wife.
Paul: New Health Care Law Is Dangerous
</p> The proponents of this law do not seem to understand or care about the consequences.</p> They do not care if you cannot afford it. They do not care if you have a plan you like better.
Bishop and McMorris Rodgers: Military Families Deserve Our Support
</p> We must also be creative in adapting programs to meet the needs of our military families. That’s why — to take one example — we recently introduced a bill with Reps.
Health Care Battle Could Lead to Shutdown
</p> Conservative Sen.
Thompson: Keep Building on Health Care Law
</p> Health care reform could not have come at a more important time in our nation’s history.