Ryan Issues First Budget Salvo With $4.6 Trillion in Spending Cuts to Eliminate Deficit
</p> Flat Line for Discretionary Dollars </p> The Ryan plan would keep discretionary spending virtually flat over the 10-year budget period.
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Senate Immigration Group May Wait for Early April to Unveil Deal
</p> “All these aspects [of the bill] are interrelated,” one aide said, adding that the senators want to “roll it out at once.”
Cantor Moving Legislation Aimed at Rehabing GOP Brand
Whether House Republicans handled the roll out of the SKILLS Act to maximize the public relations aspect of the bill is another story.
Anderson: Let’s BUILD America together
</p> That’s why the BUILD Act is so important. If passed, the bill would help local governments and other entities to clean up and revitalize brownfield sites.
Today at a Glance: March 12, 2013
</p> House </p> Convenes at 2 p.m. for legislative business. </p> Votes postponed until 6:30 p.m.
Thune, Wasserman Schultz Praise New Video Game Lobby Effort
Senate Commerce Chairman Jay Rockefeller, D-W.Va., introduced a bill calling for a study of such games and whether they contribute to real-life violence.
It’s Ba-a-ck! The Quixotic Crusade Against Obamacare Returns
</p> Four months later, the speaker’s guidance is no longer operative.
Shop Talk: Palmetto House Special Attracts Top Operatives
</p> Former state Sen.
South Dakota Senate Race Ripe for Republican Primary
</p> But the possibility of an equally contentious Republican primary is brewing beneath the surface.</p> For now, the Republican field remains a party of one. Former Gov.
Interview With Speaker Boehner: The Sequester Is Here to Stay (Part II)
</p> Read all the way through and check it out for yourself.
Interview With Speaker Boehner: The Sequester Is Here to Stay (Part II)
</p> Read all the way through and check it out for yourself.
Interview With Speaker Boehner: ‘We Need to Do a Better Job’ (Part I)
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Since November’s electoral letdown, congressional Republicans have been under fire from inside their party over their inability to connect with voters.
Interview With Speaker Boehner: ‘We Need to Do a Better Job’ (Part I)
</p> Boehner: It’s all connected. We aren’t talking about cutting spending for the fun of it.
February Jobs Report Gives to Both Sides
</p> Krueger used his monthly email blast about the jobs numbers to advocate for a “grand bargain” as soon as possible.
Grassley Raises Objections to Obama’s Potential Labor Secretary Nominee
</p> According to The Associated Press, the St.
First Budget in Four Years for Senate Democrats
</p> The committee markup is typically seen as a dress rehearsal for the floor debate.
A Step Back, a Look in the Mirror, a Team Realignment
</p> Famed debate coach Brett O’Donnell has been brought in for regular media training.
Moore and Lee: Female Voices Boost Violence Against Women Act
In the Senate, 78 members supported the bill, including all of the 20 women in that chamber.
Michigan: Anuzis Mulling Senate Bid as More Republicans Opt Out
</p> But while Anuzis is keeping his name in the mix, there are many more Republicans taking their names out of contention, including Rep. Candice S.
Davis’ Brand Is Crisis
Davis was brought on to give to his former Yale Law School friend Hillary Rodham Clinton and her husband, Bill, a needed assist.