Arizona: NRCC Releases Ad Slamming Barber
</p> </p> Previously</p> It is a negative ad hitting the Democratic nominee, former Giffords staffer Ron Barber, on health care.
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The Day After (the Day After) Nerd Prom
Even absentee VPOTUS Joseph Biden got hit:</p> </p> POTUS was pretty self-deprecating.
The Day After (the Day After) Nerd Prom
</p> People Watching </p> Political practitioners were also out in full force.
John Boehner Sees Path Forward on Student Loan Rates
</p> The House passed a bill Friday, 215-195, that would prevent the 3.4 percent interest rate on student loans from doubling starting July 1 and pay for the $6 billion cost of the bill by eliminating
We, the Pupils
</p> But not if Academy Award-winner Richard Dreyfuss has anything to say about it.
At Nerd Prom, First They Brunch
Bill Knapp, David Adler, Steve McMahon and Franco Nuschese.
Rubio, Durbin Open to Tackling Immigration
</p> Some Democrats are skeptical of Rubio’s efforts and see his bill as an attempt by Republicans to try to curry favor with Latino voters as the GOP presidential primary winds down.
Senate Revives Lawmaking
</p> Since mid-March, the Senate has passed a two-year $109 billion transportation bill with 74 votes, a postal reform bill with 62 votes and a reauthorization of the expiring Violence Against Women Act
Connolly: Keep the Change — Let Us Keep the Dollar Bill
The proposal to eliminate the one-dollar bill and replace it with a dollar coin is just such an answer.
Shop Talk: Ultimate Opposition Dump
</p> The positive ad, titled “Our Values,” was produced for Rep. Steven Rothman, who is running in the June 5 primary in New Jersey’s 9th district against fellow Democratic Rep. Bill Pascrell.
Republican Youth Ready for Campaign
</p> The House GOP bill pays for the $6 billion cost of the extension by cutting health care prevention funds that are part of Obama’s health care overhaul.
Between the Lines: Then There Was One
</p> New Hampshire’s new map became law on Monday when Gov. John Lynch (D) signed a bill passed by the Republican-controlled Legislature. Reps.
John Boehner Says He Hasn’t Talked to Mitt Romney
</p> That’s changed since Romney appears to have sewn up the nomination, however.</p> “Now he’s the guy,” Boehner said. “He called and I called him back.
Green Voters Go on the Offensive
When Democratic strategist Bill Burton went looking for a partner to help his super PAC launch a $1 million ad campaign announced last week, he had more than one reason to knock on the door of the League
Obama Likes the Ladies
</p> Instead of the commander in chief, the kids will have to settle for Bill Nye the Science Guy, who is super-duper rad in his own right.
Brooks, Vann and Walorski: Health Care Overhaul Is Wrong for Families
</p> For the family pocketbook, the law is contributing to rising health care premiums that are hurting many in these difficult times.
GSA Criticism Mirrors Fed Frustrations
</p> But freshman Rep.
Donna Edwards Takes Her Own Path
</p> The Democrat said her colleagues should not have been surprised.
Senate Passes Violence Against Women Act Reauthorization
</p> All the no votes came from Republicans.</p> “I urge my colleagues in the House to quickly approve the Senate’s bipartisan bill,” Reid said.
Senate GOP Seeks Changes to Domestic Violence Bill
</p> McConnell said the debate on the GOP proposals would be short and the bill could be passed this afternoon.