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Wisconsin: Degenerating Quickly Into the Muck

They would have gone bananas, as they should have. Democrats have bashed Republicans for the past couple of years as the “party of no” for opposing many of Obama’s legislative initiatives.

Conservatives Rallying Behind N.Y. Contender

Should Bellavia fail to secure the Conservative Party line, and there’s every indication that he will, his road to winning a substantial portion of the vote will be difficult.

Editorial: Make a Deal

Prime blame should legitimately fall on Democratic leaders of the last Congress, who chose for political reasons not to pass a 2011 budget or any of the 12 appropriations bills needed to fund the government

Why Not Try a Summit Instead of a Shutdown?

The debate should be about the mismatch between revenues and spending, as well as the projected spending increases in some benefit programs. That leads to three questions.

Huntsman Boosters Say PAC Is ‘Coincidence’

Weaver said Huntsman’s supporters are working on a purely voluntary basis, without any direction or encouragement from the ambassador, with the goal of encouraging people within their “areas of influence

Hill Staff Bracing for Possible Shutdown

In a climate where Congress and the president are attempting to slash federal budgets and are freezing federal workers’ pay, employees said they are concerned that they will simply be furloughed without

D.C. Protesters Picket at Boehner’s Apartment

Wearing tri-corner Colonial hats and waving flags reading “No Taxation Without Representation,” about 20 activists from DC Vote demonstrated on the sidewalk in front of the G Street Southeast row

Personal Take on Brain Injuries and Senate Bids

My son didn’t have a bullet rip through one side of his brain, but he did have a life-threatening traumatic brain injury that put him in a coma for days, rendered the left side of his body without

Serious Debt Reduction Will Require Courage

Lawmakers who voted for it should not apologize for their votes — much less, as some craven ones have, demagogue against it. Orrin, you did the right thing, for the right reasons.

Report: Hill Staffers Need to Know Rights

Congress should amend the law to “reflect current workplace rights norms in the private sector and the executive branch,” Barbara Camens, chairwoman of the OOC’s board of directors, said in a statement

War Over Spending Kicks Off in Earnest

Republicans “will be presenting at the end of next month … our own budget, a serious document that will reflect the type of path we feel we should be taking to address the fiscal situation, including