First GOP Debate Introduces Pawlenty to Nation
He said that instead of spending “$1.5 trillion a year on our militarism,” the government should spend that money “back at home.”
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Ethics Cuts Gay Spouse Disclosure Proposal
“It would be unfair to subject same-sex couples to some of the obligations of marriage without the benefits that would come with it,” said Brian Moulton, chief legislative counsel for the gay rights
Ethics Cuts Gay Spouse Disclosure Proposal
“It would be unfair to subject same-sex couples to some of the obligations of marriage without the benefits that would come with it,” said Brian Moulton, chief legislative counsel for the gay rights
Chaplain Will Miss Members’ Optimism
The first time someone asked me to talk, the Member was torn between two fates: Should he leave Congress and run for governor or stay?
Cantor, Hoyer Want More Info on Pakistan Role
The No. 2 House leaders in each party hedged Tuesday on whether aid to Pakistan should be cut off in the wake of Osama bin Laden’s killing.
C-SPAN’s Chamber Music
C-SPAN executives say they look for music that is pleasant without being distracting.
Lieberman, Collins Question Pakistan, Warn of Retaliation
Collins added that it was difficult to understand how compound where bin Laden was killed could have been built without elements of the government knowing about it.
Obama Calls on Lawmakers at Dinner to Harness Unity
Without specifically mentioning any policy issue, Obama said the news of bin Laden’s death should underscore the need for comity in the coming months.
May Members’ Offices Promote Relief Efforts?
In the case of appropriations made to House and Senate offices, the appropriations should be used only for official House and Senate purposes.
Parties Assess Post-bin Laden Politics
But it can’t be done without some risk. For candidates willing to roll the dice and willing to go to a very risky place, strategically, it can be done.”
A Man With a Plan to Defuse the Debt Bomb
To govern, Walker said the seven-member deficit panel appointed by Obama and headed by Vice President Joseph Biden should “focus like a laser” on “coming up with a deal on raising the debt ceiling
Panel Lays Down Law: Earmarks Are Over
Facing a world without earmarks, House appropriators from both parties are telling colleagues not to request any pork projects this year and are warning that any spending request that looks like it would
Trump: Lots of Sizzle But No Ground Game
And while he said Trump’s potential presidential run may be growing more serious, Barry added that Trump, like any other credible contender, cannot do well in New Hampshire without working for it
Poll: New York Special Election Closer Than Expected
“We’re gaining on everyone, we’re doing it without support from the two political parties and despite all their influence. We’re getting our message out and we’re going to win.”
Manchin Endorses Spending Caps, Giving Bill Momentum
The truth is, raising the debt ceiling without a real budget fix would be the definition of irresponsibility.”
Smith Chooses Nevada Assembly Over House Bid
Dean Heller (R) should he be appointed to fill the remainder of Republican Sen. John Ensign’s term.
Thomas: Pass Free-Trade Pacts and Renew the TPA
We must abide by our commitments, and we should fight to ensure others abide by theirs as well.
Ohio Republican Power Players Plot 2012 Strategy
Ohio is pivotal to the Republicans, who have never won a presidential campaign without carrying the Buckeye State. The GOP infrastructure has always been strong there.
Biden Schedules Bipartisan Deficit-Reduction Talk
The president said the talks should begin in May and end by early June, just as the nation is projected to reach its debt ceiling and risk going into default if lawmakers do not act.
Edwards and Skaggs: Constitution Requires Congress Vote on War
It is important to remind ourselves that the framers did not duck this issue, and neither should our Congress.