The Illustrated Congressmen
while Democrats had a slight edge on Republicans in the area of body art, the poll did reveal that some tea party sympathizers might be simpatico with body art: According to the poll, 57 percent of those without
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Rowan and Berger: Model Programs After VA’s Home-Based System
This focus on providing clinically advanced care in the home setting has yielded unprecedented outcomes that should serve as a model for America’s health care system.
A Low-Key Agenda
“Without a vote or any specific authorization … [BLAG] is intervening in yet another case,” said Drew Hammill, spokesman for Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (Calif.).
Carney and Bucshon: Legislation Would Help Avert Drug Shortages
Finally, our legislation requires the FDA to use a more refined regulatory process that addresses manufacturing problems without instigating drug shortages.
GOP Freshmen Key to Highway Bill
There is no reason why we should not pass these common-sense jobs bills without delay — no reason except for Republican obstruction.”
N.J. 9th District Race Pits County Vs. County
“I certainly am doing my part working seven days and nights from when I open my eyes to when I close them and have kept that schedule going pretty much without break since a few days after Christmas.”
Darrell Issa, Elijah Cummings Were on Other Side of Contempt Battle Four Years Ago
For instance, in 2008, the White House argued the president’s advisers should be free to provide advice without the threat of a subpoena.
Nancy Pelosi Criticizes House Legal Group’s Intervention in Anti-DOMA Case
“Without a vote or any specific authorization … [BLAG] is intervening in yet another case,” Pelosi spokesman Drew Hammill said.
Tactical Errors, Lack of Message Plague Dick Lugar
It’s “petty, negative stuff that’s very common in our politics, but he should be above that. Tactically, I think it’s inconsistent with his brand.”
Senate GOP Seeks Changes to Domestic Violence Bill
“It has been the goal of Senate Republicans to pass the Violence Against Women Act without procedural impediment,” Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) said at a press conference this morning
Landrith: Reauthorizing Ex-Im Bank Will Help Economy
The taxpayer is paid back because the bank never makes a loan without doing a rigorous risk assessment.
Turner: Proposed Missile Defense Cuts Reflect Obama’s Naivete
have drawn the lesson from North Korea’s recent missile test failure that all is well and there is no real threat to America, and that President Barack Obama’s proposed cuts to national missile defense should
Wang: Lobbyist Association Content to Tread Water
Even without the 20 percent threshold, it’s unlikely that a lobbyist working on his own could charge a client more than $3,000 per quarter for lobbying activities while skirting registration by never making
Vocal Conservatives Blame Mitch McConnell
However, he said it’s impossible to understand McConnell’s juggling act without gaining access to private meetings where moderate and conservative Members disclose positions on legislation and tactics.
Obama Gains Traction With Student Loan Offensive
Obama then ripped the GOP for spending money on two wars and enacting two tax cuts without paying for them and voting for oil company subsidies and against the Buffett Rule requiring people making
Joe Lieberman Introduces D.C. Budget Autonomy Bill
“The people of the District of Columbia should not be held hostage to the gyrations of a divided Congress,” Lieberman said in a statement.
Dana Rohrabacher Left Off Afghan CODEL Trip
Louie Gohmert went on without him.
Budget Process Is Not Fiscal Instant Messaging
Second, the messages that once primarily were about Budget Committee preferences on how programs and provisions should be changed are today about electoral maneuvering.
Energy: High-Risk, High-Reward
Many observers say the federal government should be spending far more on energy research, which Gates recently estimated should be at least twice the current levels.
White House Pressed on Gay Rights Issue
“Without a Congress that’s willing to pass [the Employment Non-Discrimination Act], I wish the president was a little more aggressive to pursue nondiscrimination,” openly gay Rep.