15 Democrats Support Johanns’ Repeal of Tax Reporting Provision
</p> Still unclear is how a similar bill co-sponsored by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) and Senate Finance Chairman Max Baucus (D-Mont.) could affect Johanns’ proposal.
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GOP Now Seen in Positive Light
</p> “For the early part of the 2000s, Americans had a net-positive image of the Republican Party,” Gallup’s Jeffrey M. Jones wrote.
Campus Notebook: Members Look to Cut Raises
</p> <p class="p1">A bipartisan team of Senators on Wednesday introduced the chamber’s first bill this year to end Members’ automatic annual raise.</p> <p class="p4"> Democratic Sens.
Blue Dogs File Bill to Stop Gerrymandering
Jim Cooper (Tenn.) and Heath Shuler (N.C.) on Wednesday filed a bill aimed at reforming the redistricting process in the states.
Senators in Deficit ‘State of Shock’
Mark Warner (D-Va.) and Saxby Chambliss (R-Ga.) said they are hoping to introduce their bill to implement the fiscal commission’s recommendations soon.
Final Abramoff-Related Trial Kicks Off
an interest in the highway reauthorization bill.
Forecasts of Obama Rebound a Bit Premature
</p> In the short term, both markets engender optimism. Stocks — like political reputations — appreciate quickly.</p> But over the longer term, the two market behaviors are very different.
Obama Tries to Sell Agenda, Presidency
</p> But now comes the hard part: selling it.
Shop Talk: Santorum Staffs Up for 2012 in Granite State
</p> Back to the Future </p> Kirsten Kukowski has returned to the Republican National Committee’s press shop.
McConnell Moves to Put Repeal Bill on Senate Calendar
</p> According to Senate rules, the Kentucky Republican has set in motion a process that could allow consideration of the repeal bill as early as Thursday, although Democrats could cause a delay.
After 30 Years, ERA’s Batting Average Still Zero
</p> Politics and Priorities </p> For all the bravado of Menendez, Maloney and feminists on the Hill who hope for an ERA revival, Congressional passage of the bill is highly unlikely in this political
Editorial: Filibustering
</p> The historical case was passionately argued on the Senate floor Jan. 5 by Sen.
Senate GOP to Hold Special Fiscal Policy Lunch Wednesday
</p> Correction Appended </p> Senate Republicans will hold a special Conference meeting Wednesday to discuss fiscal issues that includes presentations by Sens.
House Democrats Given Jobs Message to Take Home at Recess
</p> “So far, Republicans have failed to address the American people’s top priority,” a memo from Pelosi’s office states.
Old Is New Again in History’s Big Speech
From the archives: In 1995, President Bill Clinton’s favorite word was “people” (used 72 times); “job” was only the 22nd-most used (he uttered it a scant 19 times).
Nonprofits Push Back Against Budget Cutters
</p> Transportation groups are already lobbying for more funding as Congress takes up the surface transportation reauthorization bill this year.
Senate Moderates Hope Seating Is Just the Start
</p> Carper said that Obama is moving to the center and that centrists should help him triangulate against the extremes in both parties, like they did in the 1990s when President Bill Clinton had to work
Text of Bachmann’s Prepared Remarks
</p> Good evening, my name is Congresswoman Michele Bachmann from Minnesota’s 6th District.
Bachmann’s Tea Party Response Wages GOP Wars of Past Two Years
bill,” she added.