Body Scanners Are Not a ‘Junk’ Budget Issue
Rather than getting angry because red-light cameras are proposed, taxpayers should be furious when a local government refuses to use them.
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Upton: Don’t Dilute Energy and Commerce Clout
Without proper oversight, our economic freedom is at risk. The voters do not want to see inside-the-Beltway squabbles.
Kyl Stays Tight-Lipped on Political Future
That is what’s screwing up our system, because there’s no time out to do legislation in a bipartisan way or without the press of elections. And, so I said, I’m not going to be a part of that game.
Redistricting Advantage in Illinois Keeps Democrats in Play
Illinois is expected to lose another seat to reapportionment after the 2010 census, and Pat Brady, chairman of the Illinois Republican Party, said he expects Springfield Democrats to draw a partisan map without
Coleman to Miller: Give Up on Recount
Norm Coleman believes the Alaska Senate race is over and GOP nominee Joe Miller should end his lawsuit challenging the results.
Brazile: Campaign Spending Needs to Be Cut Back
Chamber of Commerce and a host of conservative nonprofits and “super PACs” helped make the post-Citizens United world a favorable climate for Republicans this time around, they should be wary of the monster
Clyburn Vows Independence as Assistant Leader
Democrats moved from bill to bill without taking the time to sell their work to the public, he said, adding, “You can’t be too busy to explain what you’ve done.”
D.C. Looks to Dutch to Keep Up Bike Progress
So it should come as no surprise that when Washington wanted to find new ways to make the District more bike-friendly, it turned to the Royal Netherlands Embassy for guidance.
Rangel Ethics Case Goes Dark
Public Citizen’s Lisa Gilbert suggested that given Rangel’s decision not to participate even without an attorney, the ethics subcommittee may have been left without a “clear-cut solution.”
Smith: GOP Plans to Focus On Security, Economy
And we should treat terrorists as enemy combatants, not U.S. citizens.
Legal Challenge to Health Care Law Gets McConnell’s Support
“While I strongly believe that we should repeal the law and replace it with the types of commonsense reforms Americans support, I also strongly support the efforts of over twenty States that have
House GOP: Don’t Trust Deal on ‘Don’t Ask’
House Republicans apparently have pulled out of staff-level negotiations over the defense authorization bill out of fear that even if the Senate passes a measure without language repealing the military
Sensenbrenner: House Shouldn’t Drop Global Warming Panel
The EPA knew its assumptions were impossible and admitted that the cost estimates would be much higher without them.
Democrats Struggle to Unify
Rather than spending the days after Tuesday’s midterms regrouping, Members have been stuck fighting over who among them should lead in the minority.
Pelosi Will Have Defectors in Bid for Leader
Pelosi, who twice won floor votes for Speaker without a single dissenting vote from her Caucus, has become a lightning rod.
Caucus Anxious Over Possible Clyburn-Hoyer Race
And without a real moderate in leadership, the Caucus could struggle to regain the majority.
Pelosi Acts as if She’s Staying
Pelosi’s close ally, Education and Labor Chairman George Miller (D-Calif.), started spearheading a campaign Wednesday to call Members “to try to gauge where people were” on the question of whether Pelosi should
Rangel Could Be His Own Lawyer
But it’s still a high-powered confrontation over evidence, which a Member of Congress would not want to face without legal representation,” Tiefer said.
A Primer: House Leadership Races Under a GOP Takeover
SPEAKER: Minority Leader John Boehner (Ohio) is poised to become Speaker without a serious challenge. MAJORITY LEADER: Minority Whip Eric Cantor (Va.) likely ascends without challenge.
Downes: Waxman’s Net Neutrality Proposal Less Dangerous Than Genachowki’s
Net neutrality advocates have argued for years that without immediate government intervention, Internet access providers are certain to “smother the open Internet” by blocking access to websites they either