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McGehee: Office of Congressional Ethics Is a Singular Success
They see an advantage in creating at the OCE the kind of adversarial process where they excel.
#Filiblizzard Spurs a Tweetstorm
Moira Bagley, communications director for Paul, tweeted in the morning that #filiblizzard was to be the official hashtag for following Paul’s speech, which might have provided more drama than the
ATF Nomination Lingers as Senate Republicans Seek Answers
Paul in which the city withdrew from a Supreme Court civil rights case in exchange for the federal government agreeing not to join a pair of housing-related lawsuits against the city.
House Clears Renewal of Domestic Violence Law
“Renewing this bill is an important step towards making sure no one in America is forced to live in fear, and I look forward to signing it into law as soon as it hits my desk,” Obama said in a statement
Davidson: OCE Draws Inferences Against Third Parties
I’ve read stories about OCE investigations of members where it appeared that the OCE used a witness’s refusal to cooperate with the investigation against the member being investigated, even though the
Senate Panel Endorses Lew Nomination
John Thune of South Dakota, chairman of the Senate Republican Conference, voted for Lew’s nomination in Finance on Tuesday, and said he would support confirmation in the Senate.
Supreme Court Won’t Hear Contribution Limits Case
Federal Election Commission, had triggered speculation that direct campaign contribution restrictions may be in danger, too.
House GOP Plots Way Forward on VAWA Bill
Biden Jr. implored him to act on a bill Biden once sponsored when he was in the Senate.
Obama Reaches Out to GOP Senators in Immigration Talks
Rubio said he feels good about ongoing negotiations in Senate.”
Nebraska: Mike Johanns Won’t Seek Re-Election
The governor has the right of first refusal, and if he runs he would be the “400-pound gorilla” in the race, according to state GOP strategist Sam Fischer.
Illinois: Hutchinson Drops Out of Special Election
In previous runs, Hutchinson boasted support from Second Amendment rights groups like the National Rifle Association.
Graham: Brennan’s Nomination Is Leverage to Probe Benghazi Talking Points
Brennan’s nomination for CIA chief as leverage to demand more answers from the White House on last year’s lethal attack at a U.S. facility in Benghazi, Libya.
Bipartisan Comity Fraying on Defense Panel
Levin was unusually pointed at times in addressing GOP members, particularly after Cruz said Levin’s refusal to support his demands “sets a dangerous precedent.”
Inhofe Vows to Work for Hagel Nomination to ‘Fail’
The top Republican on the Senate Armed Services Committee on Wednesday said his opposition to Chuck Hagel’s nomination to be the next Pentagon chief has only grown in recent days, and he vowed to work
After Leaked Memo on Drone Killings, Senators Still Seek More Details
Its standard of “feasibility of capture” includes conditions such as the possibility of risk to U.S. personnel or the refusal of a relevant country to consent to capture.
Facing Skeptical Republicans, Hagel Defends His Record
In his opening statement, Hagel stood by his record during his two terms in the Senate, during which he cast more than 3,000 votes, as well as his work since leaving Capitol Hill.
Conservative Groups Start New Congress With Dose of Reality
Chocola joined Kibbe and Needham in saying that a key change they would like to see from House Republicans in the 113th Congress is not just a return to regular order, but also a refusal to abandon
Sollenberger and Rozell: Time to Compromise on Fast and Furious Resolution?
in the nation’s history, there is the potential for a compromise resolution.