House Administration Folds Security Subcommittee
</p> <p class="p3">In particular, the Government Printing Office seems singled out for cuts.
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Obama Immigration Push Surprises, Pleases CHC Members
</p> Several rank-and-file members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus said they did not know Obama was planning to address the issue.</p> Rep.
Senate Republicans Urge Obama to Follow Up
</p> Senate Republicans did find something to like in the speech, particularly Obama’s pledge to veto any bill that includes earmarks.
Coordination Critical for Boehner, McConnell
</p> The two leaders rarely differ on policy.
Obama Issues the Challenge
He also issued one veto threat: Obama said he would reject any bill that came to his desk containing earmarks.
Transcript of the State of the Union
</p> Mr. Speaker, Mr.
Health Care Repeal Process Signals GOP Intent
</p> Beyond that, the minority was granted half of the seven hours of general debate last week, not to mention most of the 12 hours of testimony on the bill in the Rules Committee on Jan. 6 — all broadcast
Big Cuts on the Agenda, Details on Hold
Aside from last week’s symbolic vote on repeal of the health care law — a bill even Republicans acknowledge has no chance of becoming law — the schedule has been limited to minor spending cuts such as
A Skeptical GOP Is Obama’s Top Target
</p> “We’re going to revisit this health care bill many, many times before it gets to where it ought to be,” Assistant Leader James Clyburn (D-S.C.) said late last week.
George Allen Announces Senate Bid (VIDEO)
</p> Kaine, who would fit that bill, insisted he will continue to serve as chairman of the Democratic National Committee even if Webb declines to run.
‘O’ Is for Obviously Overhyped
“O,” of course, is based on President Barack Obama’s historic 2008 campaign, while “Primary Colors” focused on President Bill Clinton’s run in 1992.
New Members Are Among Richest in Congress
</p> <p class="p3">Berg is likewise heavily invested in real estate, including apartment buildings and commercial properties. </p> <p class="p3">Rep.
McCain Sees Start of New Bipartisan Atmosphere
</p> McCain said that Obama called him recently and that the two 2008 presidential election opponents had a “pleasant conversation.”
Lieberman, Hutchison Say They Would Have Won in 2012
</p> Lieberman was also facing a challenging re-election bid as an independent candidate. At least two Democrats, including Rep.
Democrats Look to Past to Chart Future
Needless to say, we’ve been stung by the other side boiling things down and saying things like ‘Death Tax,’ ‘Kill the Bill.’”</p> “We’re talking all the time about what we need to do,” Clyburn said.
Barrasso Makes Case for Health Care Repeal
Republicans turned to Senate Conference Vice Chairman John Barrasso, a doctor, on Saturday to keep the heat on Senate Democrats to bring up a bill to repeal President Barack Obama’s health care law.
Lobby Revenues Slowed Last Year, Firms Say
</p> So far, he said, 2011 is off to a good start.</p> “We’ve got a couple of new big projects coming in,” he said.
Home Rule Advocates Bristle Over Abortion Funding Bill
“You’ve got the Republican leadership coming into office saying they’re going to reduce the power of the federal government and the third bill they introduce is a bill that would expand the power of the
New Democrats Hope to Build Bridge
Reed served as executive director of the president’s fiscal commission, and Daley, who served as Commerce secretary under President Bill Clinton, has a long history with Wall Street and the business community
DeValk to Exit as Reid’s Top Policy Adviser
</p> DeValk, a longtime Senate aide who has served in his current role since 2005, is the latest senior staffer to announce his departure from the Nevada Democrat’s office in the past few weeks.