Johanns: Health Reform Makes Small Businesses Sick
It would wilt the confidence of the business community to boldly grow without fear of future mandates being inflicted by their government.
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Editorial: Dysfunction
This crucial agency has been without a permanent, Senate-confirmed chief since the fall of 2006.
Hoyer Acknowledges Public’s Anger, Points It Toward GOP
Citing a new Washington Post-ABC News poll indicating 68 percent of voters lack confidence in Democrats in Congress, the Maryland Democrat told reporters that the public should direct its anger at
Reflexive Opposition to Nominations Must Stop
Every Member of Congress should read it, starting with Senate Republicans and Sen. Ben Nelson (D-Neb.).
Moran, Tiahrt Show Right Stuff
Afterward, Pistorius said she is a Republican precinct captain and really should be neutral in the race. But she is supporting Moran because she was turned off by Tiahrt’s attacks.
What Is the Impact of the Skilling Decision?
Without a coherent limiting principle to define the intangible right of honest services, Scalia argued, the law invited “abuse by headline-grabbing prosecutors in pursuit of local officials, state legislators
Price Jockeying for Policy Chairmanship
He said its $360,000 budget should go to the Treasury to pay down the debt.
Heard on the Hill: UFC Fans Include Rocker, Wrestler and … Majority Leader?
depending on the size of the closet), she’ll spend up to six hours digging into closets, chucking ill-fitting or out-of-style pieces, coming up with new outfits and outlining what kind of clothes the client should
Shapiro and Kamarck: Remember Europe’s Cap-and-Trade Experience
The tragic oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico should make us face the hard choices before us as the result of our dependence on fossil fuel. We know that we have to put a price on carbon.
Stearns: Help for People With Disabilities
All people should be afforded the opportunity to use and enjoy the amazing technology that is available. We can all agree on that point.
Culberson: FCC Can’t Regulate the Internet
In recent years, the question of whether and how the government should regulate the Internet has moved to the forefront of the telecommunications debate.
Conyers: Patent System Needs Updating
This research and development leads to innovations such as text messaging, cable television and high-speed Internet access that probably would not have emerged without patent protection.
McDermott: Generate Income for a Good Cause
Some are playing online poker, placing a bet on the Super Bowl or wagering on the outcome of March Madness — all activities, which if done responsibly, should be allowed.
Waxman: Emergency System Needs Upgrade
Without nationwide deployment, the public safety network will consist of a patchwork of new broadband technologies and old analog radios and will be no more interoperable than it is today.
Congress Must Stop Playing Immigration Fútbol
A Swartz ally, Craig Regelbrugge, co-chairman of the Agriculture Coalition for Immigration Reform, told me that “you won’t secure the border without dealing with the economic migration piece, especially
Democrats Won’t Rubber-Stamp South Korea Trade Deal
“Without fail, every administration in my adult life, regardless of party, has pushed unfair trade,” Hare said. “America’s auto industry and work force are finally back on their feet.
Pelosi: Cruel’ to Oppose Jobless Benefits
Without naming him, Pelosi took aim at House Minority Leader John Boehner’s comment that the Wall Street reform package that the House passed Wednesday was “killing an ant with a nuclear weapon.”
Sekulow: Kagan May Not Know It but She Is a Legal Progressive
No, but it should change the debate surrounding her nomination.
Weisenberger: Congress Should Give Every Child a Chance to Live a Healthy Lifestyle
We can’t do one without the other, and there is little time to waste.
Graham Presses Petraeus on Afghanistan Withdrawal
before the Senate Armed Services Committee, Petraeus attempted to walk a fine line between supporting White House policy and assuring concerned Senators that the U.S. will not withdraw from the region without