The Best and Worst of the 2012 Campaigns, Part II
He’s already being mentioned as a possible candidate again in 2014.
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South Dakota: Johnson Promises ‘Winning Campaign’ Against Rounds
“As in past campaigns, I will make my formal announcement later next year,” he said.
Shapiro: Decision Time for Argentina
Now, the legislative branch has the opportunity to weigh in.
Coburn, Schumer Lock Horns Over Gun Control
“There’s more here, frankly, than just a refusal to allow an amendment,” McCain said.
Report Concludes Reyes Likely Misused Campaign Account
The release of the report, referred to the committee in August by the independent Office of Congressional Ethics, was triggered by a public disclosure mechanism in the ethics process that requires
Skepticism Over Rice From GOP Moderates Clouds Possible Nomination
But both Collins and Corker expressed grave doubts about the Obama administration’s handling of the terrorist attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, in September and the role Rice played in the
Fiscal Cliff Requires Bipartisan Action — Now
Addressing waste in the Pentagon budget, for example, is something both sides should be able to agree on.
Several Familiar Faces Get to Work On Solving the Fiscal Cliff Dilemma
The White House and Reid successfully backed Boehnerinto a corner last year on the payroll tax cut when Obama supportedReid’s refusal to relitigate a deal he made with Senate Republicans.It’ll be worth
Maloney: Can Is in Front of Us, Let’s Stop Kicking
Obstruction, delay, refusal to compromise must go by the wayside if we are to move our country forward.
Rob Portman Mulling NRSC Chairmanship
Politico first reported news of Portman’s interest in running the NRSC. The speculation comes as Senate Republicans wallow in the apparent loss of two seats last night.
Proponents Plan Another Push for Pay Equity in Wake of New Study
Congressional proponents are renewing their call for pay equity for women in light of a new study on the issue that has flared in the presidential campaign.
Bond Market Vigilantes Again Cheering Deficits
In other words, no matter what they might have been saying to the Clinton administration and Congress in the 1990s, the bond market of 2010 actually wanted higher deficits, and the vigilantes had
Ohio Fights on Early Voting, Provisional Ballots
The Service Employees International Union challenged the state’s refusal to count ballots cast in the wrong precinct as a result of poll worker error. The U.S.
Eight House Incumbents to Watch for Clues
John McCain (R) drew less than 36 percent of the vote in this redrawn district four years ago, and President George W. Bush (R) drew just 46 percent in the district when he sought re-election in 2004.
Honda: Asians, Pacific Islanders Hit Hard by GOP Policy
They have a great stake in the policy frontiers on which Republicans in Congress remain recalcitrant.
OMB: Scheduled Budget Cuts Would Be ‘Deeply Destructive’
Department and everything in between.
Wis. Senate Race Steers Clear of the ‘L’ Word
Baldwin always has run as an openly gay candidate, beginning with her successful state Assembly bid in 1992. And the American public is evolving in its views of the gay community.
Stein: Congress Must Respond to ‘Deferred Action’ Program
In doing so, the administration is essentially nullifying a wide range of criminal and civil sanctions directed in law.
CQ Roll Call Daily Briefing: Vision Revision
down from double digits, wrestle the mortgage crisis to the ground, rein in a runaway Wall Street, prosecute a war in Afghanistan while hunting down Osama bin Laden, pull the auto industry back from the
CQ Roll Call Daily Briefing: Vision Revision
nominated in Atlanta.)