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Boehner: A Pig With Lipstick Is Still a Pig

Bill Young.</p> </p> “I’ve stood here after losing some special elections,” said Speaker John A. Boehner of Ohio. “I’ve tried to put lipstick on a pig, and it was still a pig.

Steve Israel Lobbies Alex Sink to Run in the Fall

</p> (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) In the aftermath of his party’s special election loss in Florida, Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman Steve Israel refused to blame his candidate

Corporations Can Expect To Pay More For Conventions

</p> The Senate on Tuesday passed a bill by voice vote to end taxpayer funding for presidential party conventions and use those funds for researching pediatric cancer and other childhood disorders.

Bill Trade-Off Not as Simple as It Looks

</p> The bill was hailed by its Republican authors, and plenty of Democrats, as a compassionately conservative, common-sense application of Robin Hood’s principal.

Unemployment Insurance Plans Duel in Senate

</p> “If [Democrats] want a UI extension, they have it,” Sen. Dean Heller, R-Nev., who is one of seven Republican sponsors of the bill, said just before unveiling the bill Thursday.  

Aaron Schock’s New Spox Is Ready to Rock

</p> The newly minted spokesman for Illinois Republican Aaron Schock spent the past several years serving as the communications director for the American Energy Alliance, which is the mouthpiece for