Obama Comes Out Swinging
But he expressed skepticism about GOP proposals to find new revenue without raising the top tax rate from 35 percent.
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Cliff Walk: Now the Three-Way Dance Begins
But he expressed skepticism about GOP proposals to find new revenue without raising tax rates on people making more than $250,000.
Who Is At Risk Over ‘I Voted’ Promos?
Therefore, “businesses should not offer free or discounted food, drink or services in exchange for voting.”
Ryan Says Election No Referendum on Entitlements
Ryan does not see Republican losses in last week’s elections as a referendum on the deep cuts he has proposed to entitlement programs, reductions that party leaders say should be part of the negotiations
Leaders Seek Support on Fiscal Cliff
“The more real you can make it, that you are making real and lasting reforms to entitlements, the easier it should be to sell,” the GOP aide said of Boehner’s conference.
Lankford: Let’s Solve Problems, Not Prolong Them
It should be done with great deliberation, because we’re not dealing with just numbers; we’re dealing with the economic future of millions of families and the employment future of thousands of government
Petraeus Scandal May Complicate Leahy’s Push for Email Privacy
Leahy, D-Vt., to restrict police officers and federal investigators from looking at email and documents stored online without a warrant.
Will Congress Punt on the ‘Fiscal Cliff’?
Without action by year’s end, the George W. Bush-era tax cuts would expire, as would a 2 percent Social Security payroll tax cut and unemployment benefits for millions of jobless.
Democrats Seek to Set Sharp Lines in Measuring GOP ‘Fiscal Cliff’ Proposals
Charles Schumer drew a sharp line today in negotiations with Republicans on the looming “fiscal cliff” of tax and spending issues, saying any GOP proposals on revenue should be measured against the higher
Let’s Solve Problems, Not Prolong Them
It should be done with great deliberation, because we’re not dealing with just numbers; we’re dealing with the economic future of millions of families and the employment future of thousands of government
Senate Update: Democrats Retain Majority
Claire McCaskill’s (D-Mo.) re-election took two more pickup opportunities off the map for Republicans and left the GOP without enough states left to complete its quest for the majority.
John Boehner Reiterates That Ball Is in Barack Obama’s Court on ‘Fiscal Cliff’
Boehner reiterated his stance that tax rate hikes are off the table, but he said that deductions on business and personal income should be part of the negotiations.
Congress Seeks Study on Easing D.C. Building Height Limits
Issa has said that it should be possible to add floors to some buildings while maintaining the District’s unique low skyline.
House Democrats Wait on Pelosi
“My guess would be [Pelosi] should stay since it was such a high note for Democrats last night,” a senior Democratic aide said.
Pivoting to the Fiscal Cliff
Republicans have said additional revenue can be obtained through an overhaul of the tax code and can come from wealthier taxpayers without raising tax rates, perhaps by limiting the use of some tax
Senate GOP Mulls Leadership Shake-Up
I don’t see a ton of alternatives or challenges to leadership … and without alternative candidates, they should be safe.”
Mitch McConnell Fails Again to Snag Majority
Both were defending their positions that abortion should be illegal even in cases of rape and incest.
Senate Update: Democrats Retain Majority
Claire McCaskill’s (D-Mo.) re-election took two more pickup opportunities off the map for Republicans and left the GOP without enough states left to complete its quest for the majority.
Senate Update: Democrats Retain Majority
Claire McCaskill’s (D-Mo.) re-election took two more pickup opportunities off the map for Republicans and left the GOP without enough states left to complete its quest for the majority.
Senate Update: Democrats Retain Majority
Claire McCaskill’s (D-Mo.) re-election took two more pickup opportunities off the map for Republicans and left the GOP without enough states left to complete its quest for the majority.