Louisiana: Dardenne Not Running Against Landrieu
</p> “I’m not going to run for the U.S. Senate,” he told LaPolitics.com Friday.</p> George C. Kennedy, Dardenne’s longtime strategist, confirmed the news.</p> Landrieu is a top GOP target in 2014.
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Today at a Glance: March 18, 2013
</p> The House considers two resolutions that would authorize the use of the Capitol Grounds for events.</p> Senate </p> Convenes at 2 p.m. </p> Votes expected 5:30 p.m.
Business-Labor Talks on Guest Workers Falter
unveil its immigration bill in April.
People on the Move: March 15, 2013
</p> John P. Grant has been hired as a senior adviser of governmental affairs at law and lobbying firm Husch Blackwell. Grant was president of his own firm, J.P. Grant.
Portman Gay Marriage Reversal Gets Muted Hill Response
</p> Reaction around the Capitol was similarly muted. House Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., declined to comment, noting that he only recently read Portman’s article.</p> Rep.
Daunting Stack of Amendments Thrown Before Continuing Resolution in Senate
</p> Reid offered one of those policy amendments on behalf of Frank R.
Macias: Ending Radio’s Free Ride
</p> But amazingly, in the music business, that’s what happens every day.
Spotlight Turns to Reid in Gun Control Debate
</p> “Now the full Senate and the House need to vote on this bill, as well as [other] measures,” Obama added. “Each of these proposals deserves a vote.”
Foxx and Sanchez: Light the Process, Lighten the Load
</p> Unlike the 1995 bill, our legislation guarantees the public always has the opportunity to weigh in on regulations.
Permanent Gun Law Changes in Senate CR Irk Gun Control Advocates, Democrats
</p> Four policy riders included in the bill would bar federal funds from being used in the current fiscal year — “or any fiscal year thereafter” — in ways that gun control advocates say could help crack
Reid Says Two-Year Budgeting Cycle Worth Considering
</p> “This has been something that has been looked at by a lot of people. We have had, over the years, many people who’ve said that this is probably a good idea,” Reid said.
Ted Cruz: The Education of an Unrepentant Freshman
</p> “I’m not a sixth grader,” Feinstein bristled after Cruz asked her a seemingly rhetorical question about whether a Bill of Rights that would prohibit sales of specified weapons would also allow a
Today at a Glance: March 15, 2013
The House expects to complete consideration of a bill that would overhaul the workforce investment system.</p> The Senate is not in session. The chamber reconvenes at 2 p.m. Monday, March 18.
When the President of the United States Talks …
“</p> — Speech to House of Representatives. March 2, 1867.</p> Bill Clinton : “We don’t need a constitutional amendment; we need action.”
House Watching for ‘Poison Pills’ as Senate Turns to Continuing Resolution
</p> Democratic support in the House could be crucial to clearing a bill (HR 933) the House approved last week but that has grown in scope and has become targeted as a vehicle for special provisions tied
For State Senator, Golden Opportunity Tied to the Golden Years
Since his retirement savings bill passed the California Legislature last fall, state Sen. Kevin de León has found himself the darling of the think tank crowd.
Perilous Debt Ceiling Debate Looms for House GOP
</p> But the debt ceiling is another matter.
Coburn, McCain Take on Diminished Clout of Alaska, Hawaii
John McCain of Arizona and Tom Coburn of Oklahoma found no shortage of programs to disagree with in the stopgap appropriations bill being debated on the Senate floor that would fund the government for
Kissinger to Honor Scowcroft
</p> On Wednesday night, Kissinger will present Brent Scowcroft with the National Defense University Foundation’s first International Statesman and Business Advocate Award.
Dreaming of Retirement Savings, California Style
</p> After years of trying, de León, a Democrat representing the Los Angeles area, was able to muscle a bill through the Democratic-run Legislature creating a statewide dedicated retirement account for