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Gun Debate Reveals Pitfalls of Filibuster Overhaul
I’m now a revolutionary,” Murphy told CQ Roll Call. “You know, I don’t think there’s ever been a bigger disconnect between where the American public is on an issue and where the Senate ended up.”
An Internet (Almost) Free From Government Control
Eshoo told CQ Roll Call she had a “sneaking suspicion” the Republicans were using the Internet freedom legislation as a pretext to implement their anti-regulatory agenda.
Council Candidates Could Bridge Capitol-District Divide
In recent conversations with CQ Roll Call, Mara and Frumin spoke about their diverse careers that originated outside the local political sphere and shared how those experiences have informed the
Ryan’s Speech to Anti-Abortion Group Offers 2016 Clues
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call File Photo) House Budget Chairman Paul D. Ryan addressed an anti-abortion group Thursday evening. No surprise there.
Reid Kicks Off Gun Debate With Emotional Swipe at Republicans
The legislation (S 649) would require background checks on nearly all gun sales, impose tough new criminal penalties on firearms traffickers and authorize new funding for school security improvements
Iranian Iconoclasts Bring Glitz to D.C.’s Persian New Year Scene
“You’re basically naked, you know, out there by the pool, so we want you to feel sexy because when you feel sexy you feel confident and you can rule the world,” Ghalichi told CQ Roll Call.
Scenes From the SCOTUS: Gay Marriage Edition
(Neda Semnani/CQ Roll Call) When we asked if they had ever seen anything like this, they responded, “No!” in the unison of school children.
Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon Addresses Some Problems, Hits New Snags
And I’ve been to some rural races where the only person collecting the bags is some guy with one tooth,” said Amanda Hicks, a CQ Roll Call employee who blogged about her race experience at AmandaRuns.com
March Madness: The Distaff Bracket
men’s bracket Our methodology here is the same, wherein we match each school in the NCAA Division I women’s basketball tournament with its House member.
March Madness, Congress-Style
Every year, we match each school in the NCAA Division I men’s basketball tournament with its House member.
Business-Labor Talks on Guest Workers Falter
A union proposal obtained by CQ Roll Call includes language that would make occupations covered by the Davis-Bacon Act ineligible for the new program.
Life After Congress: Mel Martinez
“Commentators on the right seem to be changed,” the Florida Republican told CQ Roll Call. “You just get the sense that some people are taking a much lower tone of voice on the issue.”
Hill Climbers: ‘Into the Fire’ on Way to Washington
Carnes went to school at North Greenville University, a small Southern Baptist school in the northwest part of the Palmetto State.
Speaking Truth to Bankers
Bank lobbyists are undoubtedly contacting members of Congress and regulators to make sure Admati, who teaches at Stanford’s Graduate School of Business, and Hellwig, director of the Max Planck Institute
Today at a Glance: March 12, 2013
Roll call votes possible.
Cantor Moving Legislation Aimed at Rehabing GOP Brand
Whether House Republicans handled the roll out of the SKILLS Act to maximize the public relations aspect of the bill is another story.
Today at a Glance: March 7, 2013
Roll call votes possible. Nomination — John O.
No Easy Answers on Media Violence’s Effect on Kids
after the 1999 Columbine shootings, but the current national conversation surrounding media violence follows a string of particularly violent shootings, climaxing in the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School
On Capitol Hill, Staffers’ Work Ethic Can’t Be Underrated
Travis imparted her wisdom to CQ Roll Call readers in a brief interview about her new book, “Manifesto: Staffing on Capitol Hill.” The main takeaway: Be ready to work. Q.