Lee Seeks End to Mandatory Printing of Bills
</p> <p class="p1">The New York Republican, who called the proposal a “no-brainer,” said the bill would save $25 million to $35 million over the next decade.
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One Year Later, Brown Still Savors Underdog Status
</p> “I’m blessed to be here.
House to Return to Health Care Repeal Tuesday
</p> “As the White House noted, it is important for Congress to get back to work, and to that end, we will resume thoughtful consideration of the health care bill next week,” Cantor spokesman Brad Dayspring
Livingood Encourages Offices to Appoint Coordinator for Law Enforcement
</p> House Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Livingood sent a letter to House offices telling them to appoint a “law enforcement coordinator,” who can establish a working relationship with police.
Texas Lt. Governor in Running for Open Senate Seat
</p> The size of the GOP primary field may be directly tied to whether he runs.
Dingell Wants Probe Into Gun Control Law
</p> Dingell said he has contacted the Government Accountability Office to see if the law is being properly enforced.</p> Dingell worked alongside then-Rep. Rick Boucher (D-Va.) and Rep.
Gohmert Suggests Politics Kept FBI Official From Answering Question
</p> The Texas Republican, a former attorney and district court judge, suggested politics was to blame.
Two House Chairmen to Discuss Panels’ Roles in Security
</p> House Administration Chairman Dan Lungren (R-Calif.) said Wednesday that he plans to meet with Capitol Police Chief Phillip Morse, Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Livingood and Rep.
GOP to Gather to Restart Agenda
</p> Republican leaders are expected to hold a vote next week on a health care repeal bill.
Norton Introduces Trio of D.C. Voting Rights Bills
</p> She introduced three bills Wednesday: the New Columbia Admission Act, which would make the District the 51st state; the District of Columbia Equal Representation Act, which would give the District
Mackowiak: District Events Should Include More Security
</p> In light of the tragic events in Tucson, this may change.</p> The more likely scenario is that any and all threats will be more vigilantly investigated and perpetrators more furiously pursued.
‘Nativist Lobby’ Is Winning on Immigration
</p> Quite apart from the ghastly shooting of Rep.
Palin: Media Manufacturing ‘Blood Libel’ After Arizona Shootings
</p> Speaking for the first time about the weekend shootings in Tucson, Ariz., former Alaska Gov.
Business Welcomes a White House Ally
</p> Daley has built up a network of support on K Street over the past two decades, both as Commerce secretary under President Bill Clinton as well as in his top positions with some of the nation’s most
With Tide Turned, New Goals for RNC Election
</p> Texas Committeeman Bill Crocker agreed and ranked the importance of the next chairman’s duties in order: make the organization work efficiently, raise money and control the message.
Security Fears Color Day of Tribute
</p> During the meetings with Capitol Police Chief Phillip Morse, House Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Livingood and FBI representatives, some lawmakers expressed concerns that the Capitol Police did not adequately
Tea Party Nation Founder Skewers King Over Proposal
</p> “In the aftermath of the Arizona shootings, we expected lunacy from the left.
Small Pack of GOP Senators Dominated Amendments
Republicans took full advantage of unlimited amendments during the 2009 budget debate and consideration of the 2010 health care reform reconciliation bill, and Reid permitted robust amendment debates on
Tucson Speech Offers Fresh Start for Obama
</p> It’s a critical moment for Obama.
Members Weigh Costs of Security
</p> <p class="p3">Speaker John Boehner met with Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Livingood on Tuesday afternoon to discuss a “security overview” in the runup to today’s closed-door security briefing for Members.