Sparks Fly Over Insurance Mandate at Supreme Court
</p> Justice Antonin Scalia scoffed at that argument.
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GOP Likes What It Is Hearing in Court
</p> But Kennedy did appear to give Republicans more to cheer than Democrats.
House GOP Pulls Highway Bill Extension
</p> But Democrats threw a wrench into those plans today when Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (Md.) and other leaders began actively whipping against the bill.
Senate Democrats Unveil New Jobs Proposal
</p> Under the bill, a 10 percent income tax credit would be provided on new payroll, through either hiring or increased wages, added in 2012.
Senate Agrees to Debate Energy Policy
</p> The Senate is still unlikely to pass the bill, but both sides feel they have winning energy arguments that will resonate with voters, who are paying an average of almost $4 a gallon at the pump.
Senate GOP Wants Oil and Gas Subsidy Debate
</p> Reid also has scheduled a vote on whether to take up a postal reform bill, but if the Senate votes to debate the Menendez-Stabenow measure, Democrats may vote against the postal bill and take it
House GOP Seeks Tax Extenders Input
</p> Tax reform proponents say the legislative landscape has shifted in the past several years in a way that makes a major tax reform bill plausible in the next Congress.
Bishop: GOP Chooses My Way Over Our Highways
</p> For months, GOP leadership touted their “transportation and energy” bill as the most significant jobs legislation that Congress will consider this year.
Shop Talk: Bipartisan Is King
</p> Watkins joined the state party in February 2011.
Conservatives Add Own Budget to the Mix
</p> The RSC will offer it as a stand-alone bill this week, and at the scheduled Thursday floor vote, it will present it again as an amendment to the budget.
Do Hill Offices Need Insider Trading Policies?
President Barack Obama stated, “After I sign this bill into law, Members of Congress will not be able to trade stocks based on nonpublic information they gleaned on Capitol Hill.”
If Lugar Loses, Will Indiana Really Be in Play?
</p> For conservatives, it’s not that they are in love with Mourdock.
Overheard on the Hill
“I’ll do anything to pass this bill.”
Supreme Court Ruffles Democrats’ Feathers
</p> Congress has been happy to engage on other issues — but with mixed results.
McConnell: Senate Highway Bill Blocks Innovation
</p> Short-Term Blues </p> McConnell said he expects Congress to pass a short-term extension to give the House additional time to work on its transportation bill.
White House Hasn’t Found Sequel to Payroll Tax Fight
</p> Several Senate Democrats say they’d like to see the president attack House Republicans daily on the highway bill, believing it might be his best bet for scoring a meaningful victory on jobs before
Gohmert: Government Dictating Health Choices Is Not a Slippery Slope but a Cliff
</p> Claims were made by the bill’s proponents throughout the Obamacare debate that the mandate to buy government prescribed health insurance was so fundamental to the bill that it could not be omitted
Smith: Obama Administration Makes Unprecedented Power Grab
</p> During the debate over Obamacare, the administration continually told the public that the bill would not impose a tax on the American people.
Harkin: Law’s Opponents Are Wrong on Policy, Wrong on Legal Merits
This week, the Supreme Court will hear lawsuits challenging the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act, the historic health care reform bill that President Barack Obama signed into law in March 2010
Five Races in Which the Health Care Debate Will Matter
</p> “As time goes on, people in America are going to realize this bill is not full of booby traps, it is full of good things that will reform health care.”