Heard On The Hill · 115th Congress
Take Five: John Kennedy
</p> [Take Five: Brian Mast]</p> Q: What’s your favorite dish from Louisiana?</p> A: Crawfish. I’m not much of a cook but my wife, she’s an excellent cook and she likes to cook.
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Politics · 115th Congress
Ruiz Gives $2,600 From Controversial Donations to Planned Parenthood
Ryan announced in early January that cutting off federal funds to the organization will be included as part of a bill to repeal Obamacare.
Politics · 115th Congress
Photos of the Week: Puppies, Pence and Press Conferences
</p> On the lighter side of this Valentine’s Day week, some pets up for adoption stopped by the Capitol to bring love to staffers and members alike.</p> Here is the week in photos: </p>Sens.
Politics · 115th Congress
Former Ambassadors Criticize Trump’s Pick for Israel Envoy
</p> </p> Friedman is a strong supporter of Israeli settlements and opposes Palestinian statehood.
Politics · 115th Congress
Pro-Pot Lawmakers to Join Forces, Launch Cannabis Caucus
</p> The marijuana industry brought in $6.7 billion in legal sales in the U.S. last year.
Like Democrats Before Them, GOP Dismisses Town Hall Threat
John P. Murtha's seat in Pennsylvania, reassuring the them that they could weather any tea party insurgence at the ballot box that fall.
Politics · 115th Congress
Gaetz’s Bill to Abolish EPA Gets Little Traction
Matt Gaetz’s bill to abolish the Environmental Protection Agency is not getting much traction in either party.
Policy · 115th Congress
House Poised to Block D.C. Suicide Law but Senate May Not Act
In 1999, the House passed a bill 271-156, but after a hearing and a markup in the Senate, it never received a floor vote.</p> In Monday’s markup, Rep.
At DGA, Pearson Quietly Pulling Democrats Back to Prominence
</p> Thirty-eight states will elect a governor over the next two years.
Politics · 115th Congress
NRSC Calls Out Warren Over Sessions Bill She Co-Sponsored
</p> But Chris Hansen, the executive director of the NRSC, posted a screenshot of a bill that Sessions introduced and Warren co-sponsored to award the Congressional Gold Medal to the 1965 marchers in
Heard On The Hill · 115th Congress
Alan Simpson Is No Longer the Tallest Senator, and He’s OK With That
</p> “Oh, that’s quite a name right there,” Simpson said. “How tall is he?”</p> [What’s in a Strange Name?]
Politics · 115th Congress
Tim Ryan Supporters Move Up After Criticizing Leadership
the panel trying to ensure they have leaders in place who can influence the upcoming farm bill negotiations.
Super Bowl Bet Payoff: John Lewis to Do Community Service
Joseph P. Kennedy III, also tweeted his excitement following the win. In Tom (and Bill and James and Julian and Dont'a) we trust. #Patriots #SuperBowl — Rep.
Policy · 115th Congress
Supreme Court Nominee’s Legal Approach Follows Scalia
</p> Last August, in a case called Gutierrez-Brizuela v.
Politics · 115th Congress
Photos of the Week: Immigration Protests, Committee Boycotts and a High Court Nominee
BY TOM WILLIAMS AND BILL CLARK</p> A busy week in Washington started off with protests at Dulles International Airport and in front of the Supreme Court against President Donald Trump’s immigration executive
Congress · 115th Congress
Predatory Behavior: The Dark Side of Capitol Hill
During the campaign, nearly a dozen women accused Trump of sexual assault, and dozens more have gone public saying entertainer Bill Cosby assaulted them.
Politics · 115th Congress
Bannon’s Power Spawns Fears of Frozen-Out Congress
</p> Another Democrat, Sen. Bill Nelson of Florida, said Congress and even national security agencies, so far, have largely been frozen out of the Trump White House’s decision-making.
Policy · 115th Congress
Burwell to Lead American University as President
</p> Burwell served in the Clinton presidency, working in a variety of positions throughout the administration including White House deputy chief of staff.
Heard On The Hill · 115th Congress
Word on the Hill: Gotcha — Or Not
Grijalva, D-Ariz., for flying first class on his way back to D.C. this week when a bill he sponsored prevented such a thing.</p> There were only a few things wrong with the tip.