Boehner, Obama Meet in Oval Office (Updated)
</p> That was according to a readout from an aide to the Ohio Republican. </p> White House Press Secretary Jay Carney called the meeting “good and constructive” and “useful.”
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New Opportunity for Political Work in Beverly Hills
Carr (Republican) </p> </p> Chief strategist/media consultant: John Thomas of Thomas Partners Strategies</p> </p> Pollster: Probolsky Research</p> </p> Communications: John Van Winkle</p>
IRS Enforcement of ‘Individual Mandate’ May Be Light
This month, House Republicans unveiled a bill (HR 4064) to delay the requirement, often called the “individual mandate.”
The Dean Is Done: 59 Years Will Be Enough for the Cunning and Complex John Dingell
</p> “Presidents come and presidents go,” President Bill Clinton said in 2005 when the congressman celebrated half a century in office. “John Dingell goes on forever.”
The Dean Is Done: 59 Years Will Be Enough for the Cunning and Complex John Dingell
</p> “Presidents come and presidents go,” President Bill Clinton said in 2005 when the congressman celebrated half a century in office. “John Dingell goes on forever.”
Rep. John Dingell’s Retirement Announcement
I fought for inclusion of what is known as the Patients’ Bill of Rights because I believe that we have had too many people die or be left helpless due to want of necessary care.
Rep. John Dingell’s Retirement Announcement
I fought for inclusion of what is known as the Patients’ Bill of Rights because I believe that we have had too many people die or be left helpless due to want of necessary care.
Tom Cotton Takes On Obama in Weekly Address
Mark Pryor and Cotton have been on opposite sides of legislative battles, including the farm bill .
Cantor Says GOP Finishing Work on Obamacare Alternative, Details Agenda
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Va., reiterated on Friday that the House plans to bring up a bill to replace President Barack Obama’s health care law.
How D.C. Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Documentary
</p> This is a real service, considering that many of these flicks are only in theaters for a short period of time before turning over.
For Budgeting, Tough Accounting for ‘Gimmicks’
</p> </p> In 2012, the Congress approved a two-year highway bill that was partially paid for through a $9.4 billion pension smoothing provision.
Self-Inflicted Wounds Harming Military Readiness, Morale and Veterans | Commentary
</p> </p> Actions by Congress and the administration have also negatively impacted military morale.
Former NRCC Chairman Endorses in Competitive New York Primary
</p> Doheny, who launched his campaign for the open seat on Wednesday, announced the endorsement of former Rep. Bill Paxon, R-N.Y., in a release shared first with CQ Roll Call.
U.S. Military Bans Flags Made in China
</p> “That irony spurred North Bay Congressman Mike Thompson to write legislation requiring flags purchased by the Department of Defense be 100 percent ‘Made in America.'”
Hot Topics Bring Contributions to Capitol Hill
</p> The American Crystal Sugar Company PAC reported contributing $262,000 to federal candidates and committees during January, the largest monthly amount the PAC gave out this cycle.
Murkowski Warns Alaskans Ending Filibusters Could Be Dangerous
</p> History has shown that her example, however, cuts both ways.
Frederick Douglass Statue Figures Prominently in 2014 Black History Month
</p> </p> The 50 states are each allowed two figures in Statuary Hall, and Norton for years proposed legislation to give D.C. that same privilege. Spurred by her bill, the D.C.
Republican Launches Third House Bid in New York
</p> Doheny, a Republican, narrowly lost to Rep. Bill Owens, D-N.Y., by 2 points last cycle.
Cameras in the Courtroom Push Hits D.C. Cable TV
Durbin, D-Ill., currently sponsor versions of the bicameral bill.</p> </p> Proponents point out that all 50 state supreme courts permit recording equipment to varying degrees.
Dave Camp to Unveil Tax Code Overhaul, Despite Long Odds
</p> Clearly, I choose the former.