Gun Control Issue Absent on the Trail
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Stealing History
</p> Brachfeld wrote the report that outlined the misdeeds of President Bill Clinton’s former national security adviser, Sandy Berger, who stashed classified documents related to the 9/11 investigation
Appropriations Process Wilts in the Sunshine
The whole mess was shoved off onto the new Republican majority in 2011 and not wrapped up until April 15 in an omnibus bill.
Montana: Denny Rehberg Launches Second Cancer Ad
</p> “Newspapers across Montana say Jon Tester’s attack on Denny Rehberg is not true,” the ad’s announcer says.
Gregoire and Haslam: Sales Tax Collection Is a Solvable Problem
</p> Fortunately, Congress can correct this inequity.
Danker: How the CFPB Got the Fed’s Lunch Money
This month marks the two year anniversary of the Dodd-Frank financial reform bill, and with it, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
GOP Promises New, Improved Senate
</p> “This problem of moving a bill wouldn’t be a problem if you had an appropriations process and a budget process and just allowed amendments,” said Sen.
K Street Files: Bundlers Give to Both Parties
Bill Paxon (R-N.Y.) of Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld and Cassidy & Associates’ Mark Cowan are among the bundlers to the Republican National Committee.
Shop Talk: Crossing the Blue Line
Bill Shuster (R-Pa.).</p> New Hampshire GOP Chairman Wayne MacDonald hired Jon Simons to replace Mazzola as executive director.
GOP Happy to Agree With Obama on Guns
</p> A senior Republican House aide said the White House is taking the right approach.</p> “We agree with the White House now is not the time for political gain,” the aide said.
Democrats Leave Out Estate Tax
</p> Both sides want to get rather meaningless votes on their preferred plans.
Harry Reid Ready to Alter Filibuster Rules
</p> Republicans compare the move to change Senate rules to the fight over Democratic filibusters of judicial nominations in 2005, when then-Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) was considering
Rogers: Senate Must Prevent Cyber-Catastrophe
Our concise cyber-sharing bill passed the House on April 28 by a bipartisan vote of 248-168.
Rand Paul Pushes on Aid to Pakistan
</p> Paul has gathered the signatures needed to file his own cloture motion to limit debate on taking up a standalone version of his Pakistani aid prohibition bill after trying unsuccessfully to attach
Arizona: Ben Quayle, David Schweikert Play Ball in FEC Reports
</p> One of the most interesting pair of competing Federal Election Commission reports from the second quarter are from Republican Reps.
Lieberman and Collins: Don’t Wait Until After a Cyber 9/11 to Act
</p> Our bill includes strong privacy protections to guarantee the identity of individuals engaged in routine Internet activity cannot be singled out as part of the information-sharing process and establishes
Members Prod House Leaders for Vote on Stalled Farm Bill
</p> “No decisions have been made on the farm bill yet,” Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) told reporters Thursday.
Senate Democrats Turn Tax Break Bill Into Proxy Fight Over Romney, Bain
</p> “Its fairly easy to see why Republicans are blocking our bill to stop outsourcing.
K Street Files: Mark Penn Out, Donald Baer Up at Burson-Marsteller
The WPP-owned public relations firm Burson-Marsteller today named Donald Baer, a former White House communications director under President Bill Clinton, as its worldwide CEO.
Web Group Casts Patrick Leahy as Villain
</p> At least that’s what Internet freedom activists at Demand Progress are hoping.</p> The group launched a website criticizing Sen.