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Race Ratings: Primaries Are What to Watch in Louisiana
The lawmaker left without a district was freshman Rep. Jeff Landry (R), whose southeastern Louisiana region was split four ways. Under the new lines, signed into law by Gov.
Dirty Secrets About a ‘Clean’ Debt Ceiling Bill
A “clean” bill is an increase in the amount the government is allowed to borrow without deficit reduction measures or other provisions.
McCaskill May Block House Defense Bill Over Earmarks
“If necessary, I will also seek language in a conference between the House and Senate that will ensure that any earmarks included in your bill, should they survive to become law, will undergo the most
Sloan: DOJ Should Do Justice by Prosecuting Ensign
Hampton was suddenly left without a job to support his family and three children. Rather than ending the affair as his spiritual adviser Tim Coe and friend Sen.
Cantor: U.S. Must Stand With Israel, Not Dictate Concessions
As should be obvious, Hamas cannot play a role in the Palestinian government. To the administration, I say that frustration with the intractable stalemate in the Middle East is understandable.
Author Lists Best Practices for Whistle-Blowers
You divided your book into 21 rules that whistle-blowers should follow if they hope to win their cases. What is Rule No. 1?
Hochul’s Election Prompts Redistricting Angst
“You’d have to be Leonardo da Vinci to draw a map that potentially gives all three a chance to run without a primary.”
After N.Y. Special Election, GOP Tries to Regain Footing
“You don’t lose a very Republican seat without putting in some thought of why.”
House GOP Will Force Vote on Stand-Alone Debt Limit Bill
We must force Washington to live within its means, and any deal on the debt limit should include real reforms — including entitlement programs like Medicare.”
GOP Presidential Candidates Affect Agenda
Tim Pawlenty, trying to appeal to the party’s muscular right, said repeatedly in January that Congress should not vote to increase the debt limit — instead, it should just make sure that creditors were
Dueling Budget, Debt Votes Set
“I think it’s important for the markets and for everybody to understand that Congress doesn’t intend to raise the debt ceiling without doing something about spending,” said McConnell, who predicted
Sharron Angle Fundraises as Courts Decide on Special
Should the lower court’s decision stand, Angle has little if any shot of being chosen by the state party, which is far more likely to pick former Chairman Mark Amodei or state Sen. Greg Brower.
Marriage Act Defense Sparks Four Divorces
That action in turn prompted a partisan split in the House Bipartisan Legal Advisory Group on March 9 over whether the House should step in and defend the act.
Beware False Preaching About Debt Ceiling
Government contractors should be very concerned.
Consensus Is Building for South Carolina Map
“We believe that we should easily pass Department of Justice or district court muster without too much difficulty,” said state Rep. Alan Clemmons, chairman of the Election Laws Subcommittee.
Franks: Women Should Not Serve in Combat Roles Because of Gender Differences
In other words, it simply isn’t expected that a female soldier should be able to move as fast or carry as much weight (consider that combat gear can weigh 50 to 100 pounds) as her male counterparts
Corporate Tax Holiday Bill Unites Foes
Some corporate executives and government officials have said they’re worried that should this pass, it could dampen enthusiasm for a broader corporate tax-reform measure.
Nomination Deal Hits a Snag
David Addington, former chief of staff to then-Vice President Dick Cheney and a vice president at the Heritage Foundation, said in an April 1 post that the Senate should accelerate its reviews of nominees
Sleeping Bag Maker Seeks Trade Deal Exemption
Late last year, lawmakers sought to push through an extension of the GSP, but Sessions refused to agree to a unanimous consent agreement without the sleeping bag change.