Inhofe Returns to Washington After Major Heart Surgery
</p> The Oklahoma Republican had been sidelined while recovering from emergency quadruple bypass surgery that took place last month in Tulsa, Okla.
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Boehner Under Bipartisan Pressure to Bring Up ENDA
</p> Still, just hours before the Senate takes a test vote on a bill to protect gays, lesbians and transgender people from workplace discrimination, Boehner’s spokesman indicated the legislation is not
Potential Senate Opponent Instead Backs Cassidy in Louisiana
Bill Cassidy reversed course over the weekend and endorsed the three-term Louisiana congressman, who is running for Senate.</p> As first reported by the New Orleans Times-Picayune, state Rep.
McConnell, Paul Want ‘Right to Work’ Law on ENDA
Kentucky’s GOP senators hope a national “right to work” law can piggyback on the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender civil rights bill the Senate is likely to take up this week.
Ohio Democrat: Obama Endorsement Would Not Be Helpful
The candidate: </p> Democrat Jennifer Garrison, former state lawmaker. The member: Two-term Rep. Bill Johnson, a Republican from Ohio.</p> The member: </p> Two-term Rep.
William Coyne, Former Obscure Caucus Member, Dies at 77
</p> Coyne, who was first elected in 1980 and served until 2003, was a hard-working member of the Ways and Means Committee.
Pilot ID Mandate May Complicate Licensing
</p> Former House Transportation and Infrastructure Chairman John L.
House Democrats Promote Alex Sink to Jumpstart Program
</p> But this singular announcement also shows the DCCC prefers Sink as a candidate over another Democrat in the race, attorney Jessica Ehrlich.</p> Sink announced her candidacy on Wednesday.
American Bridge Announces New Campaign
</p> Dacey to the DNC </p> Democratic National Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Florida named Amy Dacey as her committee’s new CEO.
Ohio Democrat: Obama Endorsement Would Not Be Helpful
Bill Johnson, a Republican from Ohio. The state: In 2012, GOP nominee Mitt Romney carried the district with 55 percent.
Is the White House ENDA Strategy Working?
</p> He noted that he used to answer questions about an executive order in the context of the “skepticism that we would get this far.”
U.S. Would Benefit From Fixing the Problems With Missile Defense | Commentary
</p> The administration ought to replace those interceptors instead of building more of the bad ones.
Congress: Address the Cancer Care Crisis Now | Commentary
</p> Chaos and uncertainty turn even the most stable lives upside down.
Two House Candidates Who Stumbled Over Simple Questions
</p> Democratic House hopeful Jennifer Garrison, who is running against Republican Rep. Bill Johnson in Ohio’s 6th District, told me, my colleague Nathan L.
Denham Leads GOP Immigration Crusade
</p> They haven’t been able to provide any real momentum since the Senate passed its immigration bill in July, and there’s no guarantee that Denham will be any more successful.
Heritage Action Argues ENDA Could Harm Job Creation
</p> Even so, Senate Democrats are close to finding the 60 votes needed to overcome a filibuster of the measure.
Compounded Drugs Should Be Regulated | Letter to the Editor
In the Oct. 9 opinion piece “Drug Safety Bill Puts Urgent Treatment in Jeopardy,” Craig H.
Frelinghuysen In Line to Chair Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Bill Young, R-Fla., two weeks ago. Frelinghuysen is now the top ranking Republican on the Defense subcommittee. He has been on the Appropriations Committee since he came to Congress in 1995.
New Documentary Puts Mark Hatfield Under a Microscope
Inouye of Hawaii and President Bill Clinton.
Sandy One Year Later: How to Prepare for the Next Storm | Commentary
</p> With more storms coming, America has a problem.