Democrat Suspends Campaign Against Alex Sink in Florida District
</p> Ehrlich was under pressure to step aside in the special-election primary to replace the late Rep. C.W. Bill Young, R-Fla.
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Levin: Camp’s Actions ‘Beneath the Ways and Means Committee’
</p> Rep. Sander M.
Nevada Democrat Seeks Clinton, Obama Endorsements (Video)
</p> The member: </p> Two-term Rep. Joe Heck, a Republican, who won re-election by a 7-point margin last year.
Victory Is in the Eye of the Beholder in New Jersey, Virginia and Alabama
</p> In point of fact, I don’t see Tuesday’s results resolving differences or answering many questions for 2014.
Disruption of Regular Appropriations Threatens DOD Projects
</p> Funding Defense </p> Despite the partisan gridlock, many observers believe Congress will ultimately agree to a bill to fund the Pentagon, which consumes about half of all federal discretionary
Ideology Isn’t Source of All Partisanship | Procedural Politics
</p> Evidence of this can be found in instances in which the parties are in broad agreement on an underlying bill yet still engage in partisan combat.
Paul Ryan Signals Conditional Support for ENDA
</p> In 2010, when the House was poised to take up the legislation again, the new language made him pause. </p> “It makes it something you can’t vote for,” Ryan said at the time.
Reid Dangles Two-Week Thanksgiving Recess if Senate Expedites Legislation
</p> The Senate calendar currently only lists Thanksgiving Day and the Friday after as days off.</p> “This is a four-week work period; we are in the second week,” Reid continued.
Ex-FEMA Director Seeks Open House Seat in Arkansas
</p> Witt, who served as FEMA director under former President Bill Clinton, is a top Democratic recruit for this seat, which is being vacated by first-term GOP Rep. Tom Cotton.
Steny Hoyer to Campaign for DCCC Jumpstart Candidates
</p> Hoyer is only campaigning for challengers who have made the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee’s Jumpstart program, according to a release from his leadership PAC, AmeriPAC.
Appropriators Strike Optimistic Note, Despite Heavy Lifting Ahead
</p> Democrats, however, are suggesting that simply can’t be the case anymore.
NRSC: We’ll Spend in Primaries if Necessary
</p> “Would we spend money in primaries? Yes, if that’s the right move at the right time,” Collins said. “There’s no rules — I treat every state differently.
GOP Gets Another Chance to Back Disabilities Treaty
</p> Now, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee plans to reconsider the disabilities treaty, in what is sure to be another test for Republicans.
Puerto Rico’s Political Status Needs to Change With the Times | Commentary
</p> In May, I introduced HR 2000, the Puerto Rico Status Resolution Act.
Democrats’ Anxiety Grows Over Obamacare Problems
</p> That’s the phrase Democratic Sen. Barbara A.
Capitol Community Mourns ‘Mr. Ivey’
</p> And multiple people, from reporters to staffers to senators, were quick to express grief about his death and declare him “a sweet man.”</p> Sen.
Sessions Eyes Elections — and Beyond
</p> Sessions knows that he’s a target himself.
Gay Civil Rights Debate Moves to Still-Recalcitrant House
</p> Advocates of the bill — which would outlaw workplace discrimination against gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people — are working to create something of a self-fulfilling prophecy: The metaphoric
7 Republicans Lift ENDA Past Filibuster (Updated)
The drama was heightened by a small number of Republicans concerned about religious exemptions in the bill.</p> Collins called Sen. Charles E.
Airlines, Pilots, Aircraft Makers Look to Ease FAA Permitting Backlog
</p> A bill that sailed through the House (HR 1848) by a 411-0 vote in July aims to combat those delays.