Salazar Is Latest Departure From Obama’s Energy-Environment Team
</p> Salazar’s decision makes him the latest departure from President Barack Obama’s energy and environment team. EPA Administrator Lisa P.
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Frisch and Kelly: Lack of Earmarks Makes Congress Harder to Lead
</p> What distinguishes the 112th from earlier Congresses? A moratorium on appropriations earmarks.
Conservative Groups Start New Congress With Dose of Reality
</p> As if for emphasis, Kibbe and Needham praised the government spending bill that was passed by House Republicans early in 2011 and the fiscal 2012 budget plan of House Budget Chairman Paul Ryan, R-Wis
Colorado: Romanoff Considering House Run
</p> “I haven’t made much secret of the fact that I’d like to return to public service, and that’s one path I’ve looked at,” he told the paper. “I haven’t made any decision.”
Deutch Outmaneuvers Sherman for Top Democratic Spot on Middle East Panel
Speaking at news conference to unveil a bill to allow visa waivers for Israelis, Sherman again predicted, “I’ll be ranking member” of the subcommittee.
Democrats Blast Increased House Legal Fees for Defense of DOMA
</p> On Jan. 4, Rep. Candice S.
Pascrell: Booker Doesn’t Scare Lautenberg
Bill Pascrell, Jr. suggested in an interview with CQ Roll Call on Tuesday.</p> “My friend Frank Lautenberg is a dog. I mean he ain’t gonna lay down for anybody,” Pascrell said.
Obama to Switch to ‘Taxation Without Representation’ Plates
</p> The slogan, while symbolic, calls attention to the city’s lack of voting rights in Congress.
Latest Sandy Debate on House Floor May Frustrate Conservatives
</p> Fewer than a dozen of the roughly 90 amendments that were offered to the Sandy bill (HR 152) were expected to be allowed to reach the House floor, aides said Monday, as House leaders seek to put
Rail Funding, Online Taxes a Few of the Issues on Congress’ Plate
put together a bill free of earmarks.
Today at a Glance: Jan. 15, 2013
The House begins consideration of a bill that would provide disaster aid for damage caused by Superstorm Sandy. Members also will read the Constitution aloud.
Cornyn Predicts Brokered Compromise on Filibuster Issue
</p> “Believe me, this filibuster abuse is a real problem.
House GOP Leaders Consider Four-Year Debt Limit Deal
must be reauthorized, such as a transportation bill and the No Child Left Behind education law.
Rothenberg: Who Is Least Likely to Lose the Virginia Gubernatorial Race?
Bill Bolling, will be less than entirely comfortable with the attorney general.
Cornyn Raises Profile in First Weeks as GOP Whip
</p> Where his predecessor, retired Sen.
Obama Reviews Gun Proposals; Emanuel Offers Advice
Bill Clinton in 1994.
Kiernan: Renew Commitment to National Parks
</p> We need to put a floor beneath the National Park Service’s annual, appropriated budget, but we should not stop there.
Fiscal Battles Portend Good Year Ahead for K Street
</p> In addition, members are expected to debate a transportation bill, as well as policies that would affect the energy and environmental sectors.
Reid Downplays Chances for Assault Gun Ban, Filibuster Changes
</p> In the interview that aired on Vegas PBS this weekend, Reid, a gun rights supporter, struck a pragmatic tone on gun control measures.</p> “Let’s be realistic.
Family Names May Sustain Southern Senate Democrats
</p> “These are both names and personalities,” Anzalone explained.