Harry Reid Rails Against Amendments to Transportation Bill
“I say that because the presiding officer along with the junior Senator from New Mexico thought maybe we should change how this place operates.”
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Heinrichs: Obama Suffering From Defense Rhetoric Gap
Without this radar, U.S. defenses are less capable of handling increasingly complicated missile threats.
Budget Leaves House Republicans in a Bind
Republicans have hammered Democrats for not passing a budget while they were in power, but divisions among House Budget Committee Republicans might leave them without a budget this year, too.
Race Ratings: Handful of Seats for Grabs After Fla. Reshuffle
In a presidential year, without any serious opposition, she should easily best her margin of victory from 2010.
Walker and Dayton: House Should OK Bridge Measure
Without Minnesota’s contribution, this much-needed bridge cannot be built — meaning a huge transportation problem will go unresolved and promising new jobs will not be created.
Missouri: Russ Carnahan, William Lacy Clay Set to Face Off
Louis area should have three, not two, districts, he said.
Time for Election Year Agendas
outlined today, and we urge members of both parties in the House and Senate to come together on these provisions and do what the president called for in the State of the Union address: Send him a bill without
Can Lobbyists Invite Staffers to Clients’ Events?
The organization says there is an exception to the gift ban that allows staffers to attend without paying the conference’s $50 registration fee. May I invite House staffers to the conference?
Race Ratings: Florida Offers Democrats Chances at Pickups
But Crenshaw will still have most of his current district’s population, and he should cruise to an easy re-election victory.
Discussing ‘The Dark Side’
It means that I am afraid of Islam without any reason,” she said. “The whole world is afraid of Islam, let’s face it. … This is not a phobia; this is a real fear.”
Presidential Primary Has GOP Nervous
“A good candidate can’t win without a good campaign structure and good operatives.”
Obama Blisters GOP on Energy, Gas Prices
And every politician who’s been fighting to keep these subsidies in place should explain to the American people why the oil industry needs more of their money.”
Congressional Offices Receive ‘Suspicious Powdery Substance’ in Mail
“If any mail is received from this return address, it should remain unopened and the local authorities contacted immediately, followed by notification to the United States Capitol Police Threat Assessment
President’s ‘Recess’ Picks Set Dangerous Path
(The Constitution permits the president to unilaterally make temporary appointments to fill vacancies without confirmation by the Senate if it is in recess.)
Graff: First Amendment Doesn’t Apply to Junk Food Marketing to Kids
There is no plausible way to advertise to a young child without being misleading.
All Eyes in Albuquerque on Race for Open Seat
Wilson’s moderate voting record and political acumen helped her win six elections — including a 1998 special — in the Democratic-trending district without ever taking more than 55 percent of the vote.
Vitter and Tester: With Bipartisan Consensus, Flood Insurance Shouldn’t Wait Any Longer
Most American drivers know they can’t drive any purchased vehicle off the lot without car insurance. Many home buyers at real estate closings can relate when it comes to flood insurance.
Nonprofits Lobby for Renewal of Tax Credits
Some Members of Congress have said that all of the expiring tax credits should get a full review by Capitol Hill— perhaps as part of a bigger reform of tax laws — instead of just getting another
Rienzi: Nothing Changes With Obama’s Birth Control Compromise
The president says his proposal should make them feel better because they will not actually be directly purchasing these services.
Democrats Trying to Undo Pension Cut in Payroll Deal
“We’ve always said to our Republican colleagues, to the degree we have to come up with pay-fors, they should be common-sense pay-fors, and ultimately what the pay-fors are going to be … that’s the reason