Bill Enyart Challenger Looks to Leap From Illinois House
Bill Enyart, one of the most vulnerable members of Congress, dished on door-knocking memories as he sipped a beer at the St. Nicholas Brewing Company.
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Michael Grimm Won’t Face Trial Until After Midterms
</p> But Grimm’s legal troubles still imperil his re-election hopes.
Senate Democrat Proposes Authorization to Strike ISIS in Syria
Bill Nelson, D-Fla., plans to introduce legislation next week that would give President Barack Obama definitive authority to launch airstrikes against the Islamic State terror group in Syria — as senators
The 10 Most Vulnerable House Members
(Coffman also may be a finalist in the liberal HBO comedian Bill Maher’s Flip a District contest.)</p> Rating: Tossup.</p> Enyart. Rep. Bill Enyart, D-Ill.
The 10 Most Vulnerable Senators
</p> Montana’s appointed Sen.
The 10 Most Vulnerable Senators
Bill Cassidy, R-La., in the Dec. 6 runoff.</p> If that happens, all bets are off, and Landrieu’s viability may depend on which party prevailed on Election Day.
CA Senate Require Oil Industry to Outline Water Use
Reuters reports that “the California state Senate on Thursday unanimously approved a bill requiring oil companies to report how much water they use in their drilling operations and the water’s source,
Top Judiciary Republicans Demand Answers on DACA Changes
</p> House Judiciary Chairman Robert W. Goodlatte of Virginia and Senate Judiciary Committee ranking member Charles E.
Now Is the Time for Congress to Enact Comprehensive Mental Health Legislation | Commentary
</p> </p> These hearings and the two bills provide a strong foundation for bipartisan congressional action.
What the Religious Right Doesn’t Get About Religious Freedom | Commentary
</p> </p> Just a few weeks ago, President Barack Obama signed a bill creating a new position at the State Department — special envoy to promote religious freedom of religious minorities in the Near
President Obama’s ‘Flexible’ View of the Law: The DREAM Act as Case Study | Commentary
Some version of the bill has been introduced in each Congress, but has usually kicked up such a firestorm of opposition that even its high-level bipartisan support has proved insufficient to get the bill
Taking Out-of-State Drivers for a Ride | Commentary
This taxing strategy is popular with local politicians because it is seen as a “free lunch” — local residents get a new stadium, and tourists and business travelers pay the bill.
Roll Call After Dark Book of the Week: ‘Soul Food’ by Adrian Miller
The one-time aide for President Bill Clinton, who worked as part of 42’s Initiative for One America before heading to Colorado to work for the Bell Policy Center and later as a senior policy aide for Democratic
In D.C., African-Americans Ask After Ferguson, What’s Next?
The bill would require state and local law enforcement to report deaths of people in custody. It passed the House in December, so he is focused on the Senate. </p> “There’s no reason the U.S.
In D.C., African-Americans Ask After Ferguson, What’s Next?
The bill would require state and local law enforcement to report deaths of people in custody. It passed the House in December, so he is focused on the Senate.</p> “There’s no reason the U.S.
Will New Hampshire GOP Voters Anoint a Rising Star?
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) RINDGE, N.H. — The total Hispanic population in the sprawling 2nd District hovers just above 3 percent, making it one of the least diverse House districts in the country.
Will New Hampshire GOP Voters Anoint a Rising Star?
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) The Republicans are vying to face incumbent Democratic Rep. Ann McLane Kuster in a race that is rated Leans Democratic by The Rothenberg Political Report/Roll Call.
As LNG Export Applications Languish at DOE, Time to Embrace Congressional Action | Commentary
</p> </p> Energy Secretary Ernest J. Moniz noted to Roll Call that any further changes to the regulatory oversight of LNG export applications would have to come from congressional action.
Top 5 Races to Watch in the South
</p> Here are the top five races to watch in the South next year: Arkansas Senate.
Romanoff Courts Latinos Crucial to Colorado Race
</p> To win here, Democrats need Latinos to vote.