Campus Notebook: Darrell Issa Proposes Greater D.C. Autonomy
Issa argues that his legislation should appeal to local officials clamoring for voting rights and for more independence in general, according to a committee aide.
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GOP Finds Leeway in Grover Norquist’s Tax Pledge
Can Republicans agree to more tax revenue without violating Grover Norquist’s no-tax-hike pledge? The surprising answer: Maybe.
Next in Line (Apparently) for GOP: Newt Gingrich
Gingrich, like Cain before him, has been able to shoot toward the top of the Republican pack without a classic grass-roots organization.
Smith: Shallow-Loss Insurance Assumes an Ignorance
Without realizing what they have said, fundamentally, these three advocates for farm subsidies have implied that farmers do not understand the business they are in.
Mountain Region Roundup
But he’s still without a formidable opponent, and with five months to go Hatch looks more likely to win re-election than ever.
House Overview: What’s In Play?
That’s the way it should be, of course, given that redistricting has yet to be completed and considering President Barack Obama’s job performance ratings.
Midwest Region Roundup
This district, along with the 2nd, should be on top of Hoosier Democrats’ target list in 2012.
South Region Roundup
Without a Democratic opponent, and there isn’t one yet, he has a pretty straight shot to a second term. But there’s a proven opponent eyeing the race.
Is This the Ugliest Redistricting Cycle Ever?
Communities of interest are chopped up seemingly without any concern for what residents think or want. Democrats chopped up Montgomery County in Maryland solely to defeat a sitting Republican.
Heart Gallery Displays the Faces of Foster Care
“There were these perverse incentives for federal aid to states that seemed to keep people in foster care longer than they should,” he said.
Herman Cain Steadfastly Denies Sexual Harassment
When pushed on the “baseless” point, he described legal interactions between her attorney at the time and the National Restaurant Association’s counsel, saying, “They came to the conclusion that it should
Medicare Linked to the Health Care Overhaul
So many gamble and go without insurance, and without medications, hoping to limp by to 65 to get Medicare.
Playing Defense on Guantánamo
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) also confronted the White House on Tuesday, saying on the Senate floor that Obama should insist in December talks with Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki
Weak Committees Empower the Partisans
This should come as no great surprise.
Beckner: Professional Educators Defy Unions, Embrace Reforms
A nearly unanimous 98 percent of AAE members believe that teachers should be free to choose whom they wish to associate with, further advancing AAE’s position that no educator should be required to pay
Budget Deal May Be Turkey This Thanksgiving
deficit reductions will begin to happen when they will be the correct fiscal policy — that is, when the private sector is creating economic activity and jobs and the federal government can pull back without
Holsinger: Veterans Health Care Program Could Be Model for Medicare
As a result, participating veterans receive timely care by an interdisciplinary care team without the risk of infection that is unfortunately so common in institutional settings.
Campus Notebook: Lawmakers Champion Giffords’ Cause
“At a time of similar economic turmoil and record deficits, Congress should not require sacrifices of others without tightening its own belt.”
Sen. Chris Coons Savors His New Role
On one of the Sunday talk shows a few months ago, Coburn said the pledge should not stand in the way of what he believes is the right way forward for cutting the deficit.
West: U.S. Must Understand 21st-Century Combat
But without the correct strategic and operational goals and objectives, we will find ourselves on the proverbial hamster wheel.