Graham: Use ‘Lethal Force’ on American al-Qaida Operative Adam Gadahn
The use of lethal force against Gadahn is appropriate and should be utilized without hesitation,” Graham said in a statement.
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Europe’s Internet Handcuffs Show U.S. How Not to Regulate | Commentary
With Tom Wheeler’s confirmation still pending, Congress should look at the European broadband experience as a cautionary tale, and it should ensure that Wheeler does not plan to follow Europe’s highly
7 Must-Follow Lawmakers on Twitter
So without further ado, a few folks you should follow on the Twitter machines — because why not inflate the egos of senators and congressmen on a recess Friday? 1.
Immigration Overhaul Proves No Cake Walk for Activist Stunts
Ann Wagner’s office, but a spokesman for Wagner said it was because the group showed up unannounced and without an appointment.
Cardin: Should Gay Couples Get Tax Refunds?
Given the scope of impacted taxpayers, the IRS’s guidance should be issued as soon as possible and, eventually, be made into a separate IRS Publication, and should address each of the points further below
Heritage Action CEO Lays Into House GOP
And so I think that rather than trying to figure out where we’re going to be, we should actually fight for something.
McConnell Warns of Security Issues With Obamacare Exchanges
“While I have grave concerns about this law under any circumstance, Americans should not be forced into the exchanges, and certainly not without these assurances.
Expect Campaign Advertisements Earlier Than Ever
Without a presidential race dominating the airwaves, House and Senate races will be on the receiving end of an unprecedented deluge of political spending this midterm cycle.
Republicans Can’t Win on August Recess
“House Republicans just fled the scene of their crime, skipping out on the American people for a five-week vacation without lifting a finger to fix the mess they have created,” Democratic Congressional
Manning Not Guilty of Aiding the Enemy but Larger Issues Loom | Commentary
Why did we field a classified computer system so wide open that one user could access so much information without a legitimate “need to know”?
GOP Leaders’ Response to Obama Saving Congressional Health Benefits Is Subdued
Instead of Obamacare, reforms that help the uninsured without disrupting health care for everyone else would be the right approach.
Senate Prayer at Risk? 34 Senators File Court Brief
“America was founded on the ideal that Americans have the right to practice or not practice any religion, not that public forums should be free from religious expression or limited to court-approved prayer
Iran’s Nuclear Clock Is Ticking; Who’s Watching? |Commentary
But an effective policy cannot be designed without reference to time.
House Republicans Eye $40 Billion Nutrition Cut in Farm Bill Fallout
“That will include common-sense measures, such as work requirements and job training requirements for able-bodied adults without dependents receiving assistance, that enjoy a broad range of support,” he
McConnell Outlines Priorities for Myanmar’s Constitution
Without ending its relationship with Pyongyang and without building peace with the Kachin and other ethnic nationalities, U.S.-Burmese relations will not become fully normalized.
McConnell Outlines Priorities for Myanmar’s Constitution
Without ending its relationship with Pyongyang and without building peace with the Kachin and other ethnic nationalities, U.S.-Burmese relations will not become fully normalized.
Obama Solves Health Care Problem for Lawmakers, Staff (Updated)
On Friday, some Republicans applauded the president’s decision, while others said it was more evidence the law should be repealed.
Boxer’s Struggle for Power On Display at Toxic Chemicals Hearing
To suggest otherwise, and to attack the integrity of such a strong defender of public health, is something that should offend all Americans.”
Health Care Shopping Needs a Dose of Data | Commentary
Providers should be evaluated on measures that patients and employers care most about — improvements in quality of life, functioning and longevity.
Murray Weighs In on Tax Debate in Response to Baucus and Hatch
regarding what that new revenue should be used for.