Camp Takes Aim at Romney’s Favorite Tax Break
</p> Camp said his goal was for a comprehensive tax bill to receive a Ways and Means committee vote by year’s end, and that could rankle Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky.
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Senate Quietly Curtails STOCK Act Reporting for Staff
</p> The Senate bill passed Thursday by unanimous consent goes beyond a simple delay.
Gun Filibuster Thwarted, Debate Just Beginning
</p> The 16 Republicans who voted to break the filibuster were Sens. Lamar Alexander, Kelly Ayotte, Richard M.
Louisiana: Landrieu Raises $1.2 Million in First Quarter
</p> Her GOP challenger, Louisiana Rep. Bill Cassidy, raised $500,000 in the same time period. He officially entered the race last week.
Five Gun Amendments to Watch
“The NRA will try to throw all kinds of amendments at us, and we’re going to have to work really hard to prevent them from being added to the bill.”
Remainders: If You Got It, Flaunt It. Early.
</p> Here’s are the congressional campaign fundraising figures that caught our eye on Thursday:</p> Senate </p> Sen.
Today at a Glance: April 12, 2013
The House completes consideration of a bill that would prohibit the National Labor Relations Board from taking any action until questions about recess appointments used to install a majority of its members
Anthony Weiner, Mark Sanford: 2 Paths to Redemption
</p> Both men were at political pinnacles when they allowed their libidos to get the best of them.
King, House GOP Conservatives Seek to Slow Momentum on Immigration Bills
</p> “Why aren’t we just introducing one bill that says we need to fully secure the borders?” asked Bachmann.
Boehner Violates Hastert Rule Again
</p> The bill, which expands the government’s ability to buy land to protect historical battlefields at a projected cost of $50 million, passed under suspension of the rules, 283-122, with 101 Republicans
House Leaders Aim to Pass Debt Limit ‘Prioritization’ Bill in April
</p> The bill, introduced by Republican Rep. Tom McClintock of California, says the government must pay the interest and principal of its debts with incoming tax revenue before any other obligations.
Blown Immigration Deadlines by ‘Gang of Eight’ Testing Senate Nerves
Members of the group insisted afterward that they are on track to deliver a bill this week or next.</p> “We’re really close,” said Sen.
Toomey Refused to Have Schumer at Gun Deal Presser
</p> The background check bill, which would close the gun show loophole and expand checks to online sales, is officially co-sponsored by Schumer; Toomey; Joe Manchin III, D-W.Va.; and Mark S.
Could Obamacare Derail Immigration Overhaul?
</p> brief their GOP colleagues</p> Overhaul supporters monitoring the Senate fear that Democrats who might favor immediate Obamacare eligibility for newly legalized immigrants could prevail on New York
Capitol Support Agencies Look to Meet Demands in Lean Times
</p> The Capitol Police wants $363 million to keep members, staffers and visitors safe on Capitol grounds.
Illinois: Republican Preps for Foster Challenge With D.C. Trip
Bill Foster next year.</p> Senger will sit down with staff at the National Republican Congressional Committee, as well as with House GOP leadership and U.S.
Today at a Glance: April 11, 2013
The Senate votes at 11 a.m. to cut off debate on the motion to proceed to a bill that would require background checks on all firearm sales.
Bid Your Way to Being a Political Influencer
For a few thou you can hear President Bill Clinton speak, share a drink at a VIP reception and have your photo snapped with Bubba all in the name of assisting Figure Skating in Harlem and the Clinton Foundation
For Toomey, Gun Deal Is Good Politics
When Democrats needed a partner to strike a deal with on a gun background check bill, Republican Sen. Patrick J.
Ornstein: Congress Has Changed, Not for the Better, and Now It Needs Changing
From Bill Clinton’s first day in the White House, House Republicans and their Senate counterparts behaved like a parliamentary minority party, opposing in unison his signature priority in his first year