Eisenhower Memorial Plan Still Faces Skepticism, Despite Approvals
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Eisenhower Memorial Plan Still Faces Skepticism, Despite Approvals
</p> Rep. Sanford D.
Don’t Count on Democrats to Help Pass GOP ‘Cromnibus,’ Says Pelosi
</p> “If [Republicans] want to debate immigration policy next year, they can debate the Senate’s comprehensive bill or bring their own bills to the floor,” the aide said.
Price Pushes Plan to Separate Immigration Funding From Omnibus
</p> Funded by Fees </p> As an added bonus, the delay would buy lawmakers more time to work around one pesky detail: It’s not possible to use a strictly written appropriations bill to defund the
Immigration Bill Killer Needs a New Home
</p> (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Per the plea circulated internally amongst GOP staffers, Art Harman, the legislative director most recently hitched to outgoing Rep.
D.C. Statehood Activists Looking Toward GOP Congress
</p> The group stuck statehood pins on their lapels and rehashed testimony from the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee’s Sept. 15 hearing on the long-shot bill from panel Chairman
Obama on Immigration: ‘I Just Took an Action to Change the Law’
</p> But Obama did not “change the law.” </p> That’s Congress’s job. </p> The comment is certain to feed into the Republican attack that Obama is acting like an “emperor.”
The Anti-Cantor: Dave Brat on Bringing Rationality to Washington
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) It’s 7:49 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 21 — the first day of Congress’ Thanksgiving recess — and Dave Brat is 11 minutes early.
Brain Matter for the New GOP Congress | Commentary
Republican champions in the new GOP-controlled House and Senate who will seize the call to prioritize both research spending and dementia as a component of research spending and pass an omnibus appropriations bill
The Anti-Cantor: Dave Brat on Bringing Rationality to Washington
</p> He went on to beat Democrat Jack Trammell in the general election by 24 points. </p> Now that he’s sworn in, Brat is treated like a mini-celebrity at the Capitol.
Obama Wants Middle Class Aid Before Corporate Tax Breaks (Updated)
</p> “I can tell you that the reports are not promising,” Earnest said.
Bill Cassidy Utilizes Weekly GOP Address, Again
Bill Cassidy took a second crack at the Republican weekly address to make his case for election to the Senate.
Combating Global Warming: Make Taiwan Part of the Solution | Commentary
</p> </p> Taiwan has a great deal to offer the international community in a vast number of areas.
Republicans Push for More Iran Sanctions as Talks are Extended
</p> “I think what we ought to do if we can’t get an acceptable agreement with the Iranians is tighten the sanctions, and in fact we had a bill in the Senate to do that, which the current majority leader
Roger Wicker Looks for Fast Start at NRSC
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Twenty-one Republican senators up for re-election in 2016 filed into the National Republican Senatorial Committee on the morning of Nov. 19 to meet with party strategists about
Marion Barry, 4-Term Mayor and D.C. Councilmember, Dies at 78
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Former D.C. Mayor and Ward 8 Councilmember Marion Barry died Sunday at the age of 78.
Boehner: ‘House Will Act’ in Response to Obama’s Immigration Orders (Video)
</p> House Republicans want to find a way to block the executive orders or defund them in the government spending bill that must be passed by Dec. 11 to avoid a government shutdown.
Congress: In 2015 Finish the Job on Patent Trolls | Commentary
The bill passed the House by a wide, bipartisan margin, and two Senate Committees had strong patent reform hearings before efforts to finalize a bill were shelved in late Spring.
Durbin Says Omnibus in Progress, Warns Against Defense CR
Appropriators appear to be making good progress on behind-the-scenes negotiations on a big omnibus bill to fund the government for the rest of the fiscal year, Roll Call reports.
Ron Johnson Open to Hearing on Marijuana Legalization
After the election results are certified on Dec. 3, the bill will be sent transmitted to Congress for a 30-day review process.