Boehner: Impeachment Talk a White House ‘Scam’ (Updated)
Asked Tuesday about Boehner’s remarks, Earnest said the speaker should talk to members of his own conference who have talked about impeachment, naming Reps.
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Time is Right for Real Housing Reform that Protects Property Rights | Commentary
There is broad agreement that private capital must come back and replace government involvement, but terminating Fannie and Freddie too hastily or without proper support risks another housing
Congressional Partisanship May Delay Funding for Israel’s Iron Dome Missile Defense System
But the additional $225 million Israel has requested for the anti-rocket system could be held up until September, as the parties spar over how Congress should distribute the money.
Protest Raises Questions About Contract Workers of Legislative Branch
Congressional staff and interns for every member of Congress receive identification badges without background checks.
The Budget Act Comes of Age
The debate centered on other questions, such as whether the program amounted to “socialized medicine,” who should be covered by Medicare, what the benefits would be and how much of the cost
Get Patriot Modernization Back on Target | Commentary
Of course, a complex weapons system is nothing without reliability and training for ease of operations, but those steady improvements dwarf when considering Patriot’s ability to interoperate with the alphabet
Beyond Dollars: There’s More Washington Can Do to Promote Transportation Investment | Commentary
Given Massachusetts’ success, Washington should adopt the reform and revenue approach.
New GOP Optimism for Border Supplemental Before August (Updated)
comments were echoed by 13 members of the Congressional Women’s Working Group on Immigration Reform — all Democrats — who sent a letter Friday to Boehner asking the speaker to submit a supplemental bill without
Members of Congress Acknowledge Major Security Gap at House Garages
But, if someone with access to the House parking garages carried a gun, as staffer Ryan Shucard allegedly did , members believe he or she could enter office buildings without a bag check or metal detector
Members of Congress Acknowledge Major Security Gap at House Garages
But, if someone with access to the House parking garages carried a gun, as staffer Ryan Shucard allegedly did, members believe he or she could enter office buildings without a bag check or metal detector
Durbin Puts His Mark on Defense Bill
In an era without earmarks , Senate Majority Whip Richard J.
Sessions: ‘Colossal Error’ to Pass Immigration Spending Without Blocking ‘Administrative Amnesty’
Jeff Sessions says it would be “institutional surrender” for the House to advance an immigration spending bill without preventing President Barack Obama from expanding “administrative amnesty” for millions
Funding Shake-Up May Change Subsidies for Internet Access in Schools, Libraries
The commission’s decision is the latest development in a continuing debate over how E-Rate should be used and what role the government should play in expanding and improving Internet service
Congressional Meddling May Derail Victory Over Iran | Commentary
While this extension should be hailed as a victory for the United States, this belligerent, vocal minority continues to threaten the resolution of this decades-long, vexing foreign policy problem.
Iran Collides With International Community in Mideast Conflicts | Commentary
Without the overreaching and destructive influence of the Iranian regime is Syria and Iraq, the Syrian civil war would not have dragged this long and the situation in Iraq would not have spiraled
House GOP Forges Ahead on Border Funding Legislation With No Clear Endgame
When asked how many Democrats he thought would vote for the legislation should it resemble the framework laid out by Republicans on Wednesday, Gutiérrez said, “I hope none.”
Congress Should Agree on Allowing a Third National Wireless Carrier | Commentary
Without market-based competition from a third comparably-sized wireless carrier, heavy-handed, public utility-style regulation is the only option for promoting competition in the industry.
Senate Needs ‘Magic’ to Complete Pre-Recess Agenda (Video)
Asked of the chance that the Senate could leave for August recess without acting, Reid said, “I would hope that were not the case. These agencies are going to run out of money in mid-August.
The Border Supplemental and ‘the Height of Irresponsibility’
“I think it would be the height of irresponsibility to leave without addressing this humanitarian issue,” Hoyer said Tuesday during his weekly pen-and-pad briefing with reporters.
Back in the Beltway and Looking for a Capitol Hill Job
Should I be looking at entry level positions? A. Welcome back. The shiny lure of the Capitol is hard to resist, isn’t it?