Fiscal Cliff Should Alter Budget Debate
Yes, some CEOs of companies whose customers will have less to spend if the tax increases go into effect said the fiscal cliff should be prevented.
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Durbin: ‘Put Everything on the Table’
While Durbin said he thinks all topics, including entitlements, should be addressed, his prepared remarks made clear that Social Security and Medicare overhauls should be done separate from any fiscal
Hill Experts Urge Return to Legislating
Once leadership commits to allowing committees to resume full-scale legislating, without undue interference or override, it should be easy to restore an environment of deliberative lawmaking in which all
Hill Experts Urge Return to Legislating
Once leadership commits to allowing committees to resume full-scale legislating, without undue interference or override, it should be easy to restore an environment of deliberative lawmaking in which all
Out of the Leadership Loop, Price Is Free to Forge His Path on Health Care
Even without a leadership perch, Price’s seat on the Ways and Means Committee provides him with a platform on issues such as health care and tax overhaul.
Jurisdiction Shift in Arctic Worries Environmentalists
But even without an accident, there are day-to-day environmental effects of oil and gas exploration and production, including air pollution from drilling ships, support vessels and ice breakers as
White House ‘Hopeful’ on Talks Even As McConnell Declares ‘Impasse’
“This is the model laid out by the Simpson-Bowles commission, and it’s a model both parties should step forward and embrace.
Hollywood Cachet Doesn’t Always Cash In
and both states’ universities are members of the Southeastern Conference, I’m guessing that the people of Kentucky think that someone who has spent the past few years living in Kentucky, not Tennessee, should
Fiscal Cliff Requires Bipartisan Action — Now
Unfortunately, Senate Budget Committee member Mark Warner, D-Va., has revealed a push in Congress to make a “down payment” during the lame duck so members can “avoid sequestration” without actually
In Kemp, a Republican Role Model
If Republicans hope to save their party from long-term minority status, they should do what I’ve been doing for the past two years: study the career of Jack Kemp.
Nojeim: Regulatory Agencies the New Front in Privacy Protection
target of their investigation and without getting the approval of a judge.
Lieberman: Defense Authorization Bill May Not Be Done By Year’s End
“It sure should get done, and there’s been a lot of pre-conferencing between the House and Senate on the items in both bills,” the Connecticut Independent said in an interview.
Maloney: Can Is in Front of Us, Let’s Stop Kicking
And with thousands of people still without power, many still unable to return their homes, and gas lines that can stretch for blocks, that cost is sure to rise.
Russia Trade Bill Still Faces Obstacle in Senate
Cardin, D-Md., the author and lead champion of the original Magnitsky bill, has been adamant that the final legislation should be global in application.
One Cow at a Time: Fighting Drug-Resistant Pathogens
The issue of when and how often antibiotics should be used — in people as well as in animals — has risen in prominence in the health care community.
Democrats Propose Speeding Up Voting
“That a dozen years after the debacle of the 2000 election, that we should still have these challenges and problems all across the country … I thought it was time to do something.”
For Displaced Staffers, Post-Election Job Search All Starts With Networking
For those without ties to a staff association, Tom Manatos, a former Hill staffer who runs the political job search website TomManatosJobs.com, said the best place to start is with incoming freshmen
Republican Senators Vow to Block Rice Nomination
Rice from becoming secretary of State, should President Barack Obama nominate her to succeed Hillary Rodham Clinton, prompting Obama to issue a spirited defense of Rice.
GOP Lawmakers Not Calling for Offsets for Sandy Aid
Congress passed a stopgap funding measure in October 2011 that provided an additional $2.65 billion in disaster funds without offsets in fiscal 2012.
GOP Willing to Deal on Immigration
“I believe that we should start with the DREAM Act bill,” Collins said Tuesday.