Democrats Pressured on PAYGO
“We don’t think a one-year patch should be paid for. Americans won’t see this as a tax cut, they’ll see it as preventing a tax increase.”
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Groaning the Capitol
While copy-catting a bill without getting approval from its authors might seem trivial, in the Senate, whose unwritten book of etiquette is bigger than Miss Manners’, it was a provocation.
Marking a New H Street Trail
“Heritage trails tell a social history, and you can’t talk about H Street without talking about what happened in 1968,” said Jane Freundel Levey, Cultural Tourism DC’s chief program officer, who
Trick or Treat, Campaign Style
During the call, both Brown and DeLauro said CPSC’s acting chief, Nancy Nord, should resign. Her response to recent product recalls, said Brown, has been “underwhelming.”
Here We Go Again: An Anti-Incumbent Wave Next Year?
Last year’s election, when 22 GOP House incumbents were defeated without a single Democratic casualty, is a perfect example.
Republicans Hit Counsel Choice
The House general counsel’s office is responsible for representing the interests of all House Members in matters tied to their official duties, without regard to political affiliations.
LOC Officials Defend Collection’s Security
Without that cataloguing, officials simply can’t tell what is missing and what is misplaced.
Illinois House Primary Worries Democrats
“All I’m saying is when we say goodbye to them in 465 days, is that we should send their friends with them.” For Seals, evicting the GOP incumbent is a well-worn message.
God and the CVC
We do not see how it would be possible to tell the story of Congress without reference to the nation’s religious heritage, to the role of blacks, including the slaves who helped build the Capitol
Democrats Feel Pressure on AMT
Jim McCrery (R-La.), the ranking members of the Senate Finance Committee and the House Ways and Means Committee, respectively, seized on Paulson’s letter to urge quick passage of a one-year AMT patch without
CVC Watch
“Visitors can move about more freely while still hearing their guide clearly without the distraction of other groups,” Rouse said.
To Gov.-Elect Jindal, ‘Boring but Effective’ Is the Goal
Less than 100 days from today the Road Home program will run out of money, leaving tens of thousands of homeowners and families without the critical funding they need to rebuild their homes.
Immigration Boost Sought
The Republican letter, without explicitly mentioning the H-1B program, said lawmakers should “find a way to ensure that America continues to attract the best and brightest minds from around the world
Judiciary Mulls Taking Up Separate FISA Bill
“If the Administration wants our support for immunity, it should comply with the subpoenas, provide the information, and justify its request,” Leahy and Specter wrote in a letter to White House counsel
Ohio River: Not Ground Zero, but Still a Battleground
Meanwhile, four seats in the region should be roughly as competitive as they were in 2006 — those held by Democratic Reps. Altmire and Baron Hill (Ind.) and Republican Reps.
Is DTV Transition the Next ‘Y2K’?
Without question, the Federal Communications Commission should be spearheading the process.
Fix the Backlog, Don’t Revamp Entire System
We should look for ways to decrease this backlog and ensure that inventors have a speedy review of their applications. We need to train examiners, pay them more and increase their number.
Tax Moratorium Is Greatly Needed
If the expiration date passes without another extension, many consumers will soon be paying taxes of 30 percent or more on their Internet access, and millions of businesses will be hit with a barrage
Copyright Structure Needs Update
As he explained to me recently, hip-hop artists and rappers often release instrumental versions of their songs, acknowledging that the beats can and should be ripped up, altered, edited and reused for
Obama Bashes, Courts K Street
FEC guidelines allow lobbyists or anyone else to volunteer with a campaign — without categorizing that time as an ‘in kind’ contribution — as long as they are not reimbursed by their employer.