Obama Will Announce Immigration Action in Primetime (Video)
</p> Obama says in the video he will lay out what he can do with his “lawful authority” as president while still working with Congress on an immigration overhaul. </p> Speaker John A.
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Laying the Foundation for a Congressional Twitter Feed
</p> In the case of Sen.-elect Joni Ernst, it would appear the chicken embryo wins.
After a Rainstorm of Voter Disenfranchisement in 2014, Congress Must Restore the Voting Rights Act | Commentary
</p> </p> Well we got more than a rainstorm — we got a flood.
Mitch McConnell Is Now a Scientist
In remarks on the Senate floor, hours before a vote on a bill that fast-tracks construction of the pipeline, McConnell pointed to the ‘science’ supporting the legislation.”
‘Emperor Obama’ Warned Against Immigration Executive ‘Amnesty’
</p> “If ‘Emperor Obama’ ignores the American people and announces an amnesty plan that he himself has said over and over again exceeds his Constitutional authority, he will cement his legacy of lawlessness
New Members of Congress Flip for Office Selection (Slideshow)
Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call On the final day of orientation, new members of Congress, their staff and the media packed into a Rayburn committee hearing room Wednesday to find out their fate for office selection
Election Trivia for Political Wonks, Part 2
Democrats were re-elected with at least 64 percent of the vote, and only three of the 12 Republicans ended up with slightly smaller majorities than that: David Joyce and Steve Chabot took 63 percent and Bill
End of the Road for Michael Boggs Nomination?
Time is running out for Michael P.
Election Trivia for Political Wonks, Part 2
Democrats were re-elected with at least 64 percent of the vote, and only three of the 12 Republicans ended up with slightly smaller majorities than that: David Joyce and Steve Chabot took 63 percent and Bill
Capitol Dome Braces for Next Phase of Restoration
</p> Abriatis gives a tour of the Dome.
The Lesson From Europe’s Broadband Breakdown | Commentary
</p> </p> Earlier this year, Rep.
Pallone Brings Health Policy Chops to Energy Panel Post
reconciliation bill in 2015,” Park said.
Pallone Defeats Eshoo for Energy and Commerce Slot (Updated)
</p> Both lawmakers rebuffed suggestions that the race was actually a referendum on rank-and-file discontent with Pelosi, though Pallone’s fellow New Jersey Democrat Bill Pascrell didn’t have trouble
Grassley Says Obama’s Immigration Action Worse Than King George (Video)
</p> </p> Grassley contended that what the White House is planning on immigration policy would go beyond the bounds of enforcement discretion and the powers of the executive branch, comparing it to
Pallone Defeats Eshoo for Energy and Commerce Slot (Updated)
</p> “Look, there are always going to be squabbles.
New Members of Congress Flip for Office Selection (Slideshow)
</p> Roll Call Photo Editor Bill Clark was also at the event and caught some great moments during the lottery.
Senate Republicans Up in 2016: No Shutdown Over Immigration
</p> Indeed, many refuse to even entertain the possibility. </p> “There will be no shutdown,” said Sen. Mark S.
Major Players From Team Cantor to Open Lobbying Shop
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Months after Cantorland was turned upside down by their boss’ stunning primary defeat, two key members of the ex-majority leader’s team are returning to the workforce
Luján Pledges to Bring Farmer’s Work Ethic to DCCC
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, who has ruffled plenty of feathers lately, reclaimed some goodwill with her caucus Monday, bypassing more established members to name Ben Ray Luján
McConnell Cites ISIS in Opposition to Leahy Surveillance Bill
</p> McConnell is set to become majority leader in the next Congress and his comments will likely make it more difficult for the bill to advance.