Boehner: Another Vote on Libya Will Be Held
Speaker John Boehner put the White House on notice Friday that it should expect another vote on Libya next week, although the top House leader was short on specifics.
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Will Activist Base Really Sit on Sidelines in 2012?
We can’t do it without you,” the Florida Congresswoman said.
Congress Considers Reducing Printing
“We could not function without the Congressional Record every morning, in both printed and electronic form, and other Congressional documents too.”
Feingold Criticizes Democrats for Forming Super PACs
“I empathize with the desire to fight fire with fire, but Democrats should just never be in the business of taking unlimited corporate contributions,” Feingold told the audience of liberal activists
Smith: Patent Reform a Fair Result
The story extensively reports on the claims of a small group of opponents, without mentioning the large majority support for the House’s patent reform proposal.
Rocky Road for Senate Comity
The Illinois Democrat stopped short of saying his party should have taken a harder line in their negotiations on the rules. “I’m not going to second-guess what we did.
Democrats Can’t Change the Subject Away From Weiner
“I’d hope … they’d move towards stripping him of his committees” should Weiner stick around, Cantor said.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Legislative Aide’s Late-Night Altercation
The woman says she told him that a delegate without a vote doesn’t really have a voice in Congress. “You’re either drunk or you’re a real b—-,” she says that Hilera responded.
Redistricting’s Bottom Line Might Surprise You
David Dreier and Gary Miller, are without good districts or good options, while a third, Elton Gallegly, is in only slightly better shape. Beyond those three, Reps.
Weiner Enters Treatment; Leaders Call for Resignation
“I urge Congressman Weiner to seek that help without the pressures of being a Member of Congress.”
Honda and Henderson: School Accountability Needs to Be a Priority
All schools should be held accountable for the educations they provide, including for-profits that have flown under the radar of regulation for far too long.
Norton, Gray Fight Back Against D.C. Appropriations Riders
“Congress should expect resistance where they live if Congress targets our low-income women and our same-sex couples.
Nevada Supreme Court Will Hear From Parties
Republicans successfully argued in the lower court that without a primary, the parties’ central committees should have the power to nominate a single candidate.
Race Ratings: GOP Poised to Scoop Up a Seat
Donnelly opted to run for Senate instead of take a chance on his new district, which Republicans in the state Legislature redrew without several Democratic areas.
Edwards Case May Test Bounds of Law
“This is an unprecedented prosecution … no one would have known, or should have known, or could have been expected to know, that these payments would be treated or should be considered as campaign
At Last, Kucinich Draws Republicans to a Cause
is “underappreciated sometimes by the caucus, but him bringing this issue to light, the war issue, issues of war and peace, I think he has moved this caucus in a direction, as we’re seeing today, that without
Edwards Indicted Over Cash Related to Mistress
Federal officials believe those donations should have been reported publicly as campaign contributions because they aided in Edwards’ bid for the Democratic nomination.
Cantor Seeks to Deliver
The six-term lawmaker also continues to insist cutting Medicare remains a part of the discussion, despite calls from Senate Democrats who say reforming the entitlement program should not be a condition
House GOP May Join Anti-Libya Resolution
House Republicans are set to meet Thursday afternoon to discuss Libya and whether they should back Kucinich.
Debt Limit Goes Down
In fact, Republicans and Democrats are no closer to a deal on the amount of spending cuts they insist should be coupled with an increased debt ceiling.