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He’ll make the case that Hawaii should balance its Congressional delegation with a Republican. Hanabusa’s winning margin last year matched Sen.
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Report Released on Misconduct in Ted Stevens Case
Though the misconduct was at times intentional, the lawyers should not be prosecuted because Judge Sullivan had not given them explicit directions and instead told them to simply “follow the law,
Jackson’s Eye on Primary Prize
Jesse Jackson Jr. is rarely seen in the Capitol without his trademark Bluetooth earpiece.
McGehee: STOCK Act’s Anti-Corruption Provisions Are Needed
These provisions should be restored in a House-Senate conference committee on the bill. The bipartisan amendment, sponsored by Sens.
Candris and Kray: Invest in Clean Energy to Net Huge Payoff
Summer, the numbers are similar: The construction phase should employ 3,000 to 4,000 people for three to four years, and the operation of the plant is expected to add about 800 to 1,000 full-time workers
House Democrats to Offer Up Budget
But Republicans remain sharply divided over whether their budget should set discretionary spending levels below the BCA caps.
The Super PAC Paradox
The Supreme Court has spelled out that independent expenditures must be “totally independent,” “wholly independent” and “made without any candidate’s approval (or wink or nod)” in rulings going back
Bonker and Czinkota: Reorganize, but Spare Agencies That Count
The department’s bureaus and activities will be up for grabs, picked over like a cadaver in the desert, without achieving the efficiency sought by the White House.
Walker: Presidential Candidates’ Budget Plans Not Feasible
The plan should not disproportionately affect different segments of society. It should also ensure that we have a solid and secure social safety net. 3. Be culturally acceptable.
Rep. Jean Schmidt’s Defeat Serves as Warning
In any case, she should have seen it coming, Ohio sources said Wednesday.
Mourning: On World Kidney Day, Let’s Keep Our Eye on the Goal for Kidney Patients
Without Medicare, many patients would not have the resources to receive the care and treatments they need to survive — let alone live full and productive lives.
Senate Republicans Sharpening Rhetoric on Iran
It would be rare, if not unprecedented, for a Congress to authorize force in another country without being requested to do so by the president.
Obama Warns Against Rush to War
“If some of those people think it’s time to launch a war, they should say so,” he said, and they should tell the American people what the possible costs would be.
Coelho: Public Needs Voice in Health Care Decisions
Contentious because some propose that CER be used by the government to decide what medical care should and shouldn’t be available to patients.
D.C. Autonomy Deal Still Hinges on Policy Riders
would not get into hypothetical scenarios of what she would and would not accept before seeing a proposal, citing a positive working relationship with Issa that could potentially result in legislation without
Financial Services: The Stakes Are Enormous
In their view, banks should stick closer to traditional activities such as making loans and credit available for other businesses. They make no apologies for wanting to reshape the industry.
Majority Makers: Justin Amash Isn’t Afraid to Walk Own Path
He rejected the fiscal 2012 defense policy law because of the controversial detainee provision allowing the president to hold without trial U.S. citizens suspected of terrorism.
Heritage Foundation Illustrates Travel Restriction Loopholes
But because Heritage alumni opened an affiliated — but separate — lobbying shop and “membership organization” in 2010, Heritage was able to pay for the trip without running afoul of Congressional
Overview: Can-Do President
“Just because you have the power, doesn’t mean you should use it.”
STACHEgate
It turns out, however, that Lisa Wright, Bartlett’s press secretary, had forwarded the group’s white paper to the House Ways and Means Committee without the Congressman’s prior knowledge.