Opinion · 116th Congress
The shutdown horror show was bad, but beware the reruns
gave in to President Bill Clinton and abandoned their goal of enacting a plan to balance the federal budget over a seven-year period.
Search Roll Call
Search the Roll Call archive by keyword, date, Congress, section, or tags.
150 results for "p/bill"
Opinion · 116th Congress
Leave it to Trump to remind voters how much they need government
</p> During this week in 1996, Bill Clinton tried to appease the Newt Gingrich Revolution by declaring twice in his State of the Union address, “The era of big government is over.”
Opinion · 116th Congress
Democrats are playing a blame game they may not win
</p> But blame isn’t a solution.
Opinion · 116th Congress
I’ve mediated my share of disputes. Here’s how to end the shutdown
</p> Seek incremental change.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Democrats try to meet people where they are: mired in cynicism
</p> The clean-up-government-and-elections theme of HR 1, as House Democrats have dubbed their bill to show its priority status, will play a dominant role in the 2019-20 election cycle, as well as in this
Opinion · 116th Congress
Government’s data policies enter the 21st century — finally
</p> Congress took half of the commission’s recommendations and worked them into the Foundations bill.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Congress ignored its election duties for years. That ends now
</p> But the bill also lays out a vision for election administration in 2020 and beyond, putting the voter at the center of the process instead of focusing on what is easier for government.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Youth, anger, impeachment and the 1970s
</p> If the media wants a freshman legislator to speak about the details of aspirational health care plans, there would be no better choice than Florida’s 77-year-old Donna Shalala, who served in Bill
Opinion · 116th Congress
If Trump is looking for a national emergency, he should try these ones instead
Of course, the bill is going nowhere in the Senate, led by Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.</p> But Democratic Rep.