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Sasse, McHenry Bills Target Amnesty Payouts | Commentary
</p> Fortunately, there’s hope. </p> Sen. Ben Sasse, R-Neb., and Rep. Patrick T.
Did Van Hollen Miss a Layup Opportunity With Progressives? (Updated)
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Updated 2:42 p.m. | Congressional Progressive Caucus members were emboldened this week.
House Passes SGR Deal in Big, Bipartisan Fashion (Video)
</p> In a bipartisan vote, 392-37, House lawmakers passed a bill to end the “sustainable growth rate” used to calculate doctor’s payments for Medicare.
Rubio, Jordan Target D.C.’s Local Control Over Gun Regulations
</p> The Republican lawmakers’ bill, titled the Second Amendment Enforcement Act of 2015, states that D.C. “remains one of the most dangerous large cities in the United States.”
Senator Slams Alleged Ban on Climate Change Speech
Florida Democrat Bill Nelson used the annual Senate vote-a-rama to dis Republican Gov. Rick Scott’s alleged ban on the terms “climate change” and “global warming.”
Freshman Senator: Pay for Obamacare Replacement With … Obamacare
Bill Cassidy, the freshman senator from Louisiana and a doctor, has been pushing fellow Republicans in his first few months in the Senate to embrace an alternative to Obamacare — one he predicts will insure
Boehner Coy on Working Relationship With Pelosi
</p> </p> But unlike the longevity of the bill that permanently ends the “sustainable growth rate” used to calculate doctors’ payments for Medicare, and extends for two years the Children’s Health
Pelosi Optimistic Senate Will Pass Medicare Fix
</p> </p> “I just have confidence that the quality of what we have done — what has been crafted in the House is really a good, bipartisan initiative, and hopefully that will, in the equities that have
Aaron Schock’s Final House Address
</p> </p> The Illinois Republican was on the floor following his final vote to deliver a farewell speech. And as he waited, Schock found all sorts of ways to commemorate his departure.
Media Helps Keep Judiciary Committee Honest
</p> (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) A Senate GOP aide alerted press that because of the ongoing floor action, a planned open executive session was being downgraded to an off-the-record huddle within
Deal on Kirk’s Iran Amendment Leads to Unanimous Vote
</p> Sen. Mark S.
Schocked, Schocked That Coffee Is on House Floor (Video)
In another violation of House rules, Schock also took a pic with his congressional buds Kristi Noem, R-S.D., and Jason Smith, R-Mo., — or, rather, Bill Huizenga, R-Mich., took it for him.
Capitol Fun Police? Farr Opposes July Fourth Security Plan
</p> “I think your mission has grown to areas that you didn’t at first get in to.
Loretta Lynch: From ‘Back of the Bus’ to ‘Sacrificial Lamb’
</p> Organizers called the confrontation outside the majority leader’s door a protest. But they were also granted a 20-minute meeting with McConnell’s chief of staff, according to Melanie L.
Voting Marathon: More Test Marketing Than Attack Ads
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Senators readying their patience, their reading material and even their bladders for the annual ritual known as the “vote-a-rama” may rightfully be getting ready to
Vulnerable Senators Switch Votes on Paid Sick Leave (Updated)
</p> Both senators’ offices blamed the switch on an innocent mistake. </p> “Sen.
Mendelson to Lankford: D.C. Bills Don’t Violate Religious Freedom
As with any D.C. bill, the acts were sent to Congress for a 30-day review period, during which Congress can block the bills by passing joint resolutions of disapproval (which also must be signed by the
Abusing a Congressional Small Business Program: Paving the Road to Hell | Commentary
</p> DISH’s actions are a flagrant abuse that costs all of us.
Voting Marathon: More Test Marketing Than Attack Ads
But in the end, majorities of the exact same size — 62 senators — cleared the bill this winter and then voted (unsuccessfully) in favor of overriding President Barack Obama’s veto.