Cracks Begin to Appear in House GOP Stance as Possible Deal Forms
If everything goes without a hitch, the president could get the bill Dec. 30, when the Senate will be in a pro forma session.
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Obama Calls Boehner, Goes Christmas Shopping
Boehner, according to an aide, retorted on the roughly 10-minute call that the president should call the Senate back to town and finish negotiations on a full-year tax cut.
House GOP Finds Itself Out on a Limb
Without a show of good faith, Democrats are reveling in the opportunity to force wedges into the GOP ranks.
House Rejects Senate Bill, Asks for Conference on Payroll
and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (Calif.) have already said they will not appoint conferees, insisting that the bipartisan deal cut between Reid and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (Ky.) should
Obama, Boehner Face Off on Tax Cut
He also ripped, without naming him, comments from Rep. Tom Rooney (R-Fla.) who said the standoff was “high-stakes poker.”
Iyer and Norden: Avoiding the Florida Nightmare in 2012
Twenty-seven states now have “no-fault” absentee voting, allowing voters to obtain an absentee ballot without an excuse.
White House Sees Opening in GOP Revolt
Carney countered Monday that “it’s not our job to negotiate between [Boehner] and Senate Republicans,” and he contended that it’s inconceivable that Senate Republicans would vote en masse for a bill without
Republicans Trade Cross-Dome Shots
Congress can work out a solution without stopping the payroll tax cut extension for the middle class, jeopardizing seniors’ access to health care or threatening unemployment insurance.”
House GOP Conference Wholly Unsatisfied With Senate Extenders Deal
One Republican on the call said Speaker John Boehner (Ohio) seemed to indicate that he believed the Conference should accept the compromise because of the inclusion of language that would force President
House Will Likely Modify Senate Extenders Package
One Republican on the call said Speaker John Boehner (Ohio) seemed to indicate that he believed the Conference should accept the compromise because of the inclusion of language that would force President
White House Won’t Commit to Signing Omnibus, Waffles on Keystone Pipeline
The White House has previously tied getting a deal on the tax cut to the omnibus, with Carney saying Thursday that it was unacceptable for Congress to get its spending bill and go home without ensuring
Bonker: Religious Intolerance a Political Problem for Romney but a Bigger Problem for America
This is unfortunate in that religious freedom is guaranteed by the Constitution and that one’s religious faith should not be a factor when seeking public office.
New Sense Of Optimism on Spending, Payroll Tax
“There are a few issues still outstanding but they’re really small in number,” Reid said, before warning House Republicans about moving forward on their own omnibus spending bill without Senate Democratic
Boehner: ‘There’s an Easy Way to Untangle’ Taxes, Spending
Senators should amend it and send it back to the House, he said. “There’s an easy way to resolve our issues on the payroll tax cut bill,” Boehner said.
ESPN Analyst Set to Decide on Texas Senate Bid
His career is not without controversy and could be problematic should he run for statewide office.
DeMaura and Segal: All Candidates Should Be Concerned About SOPA
The legislation that campaigns across the country should be concerned about is the Stop Online Piracy Act.
WH Wants Payroll Tax Cut Deal Before Signing Spending Bill
Although the president will not accept the appropriations measure without a deal on the payroll tax cut extension, one senior administration official said Obama would back a stopgap spending bill
Blackburn: Conservative Look at Stop Online Piracy Act
Dedicated cyber criminals exploit America’s greatest asset — its creative power — without recourse.
Defense Bill Still Subject to Veto Pen
“Based on suspicion alone, no place and no person is off-limits to military detention without charge or trial,” he said in a statement.
Occupy, Liberals Can’t Get Together
“Democrats should reject Occupy Wall Street as the spokesmen for the 99 percent,” said Kelly Bingel, who served as former Sen.