Murray Weighs In on Tax Debate in Response to Baucus and Hatch
regarding what that new revenue should be used for.
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McCain’s Hold on Joint Chiefs Stirs Larger Debate | Wolfensberger
shares McCain’s views, sought to defuse the confrontation by asking Dempsey to provide the committee with an “unclassified list of options and the general’s assessment of the pros and cons of each,” without
McCain’s Hold on Joint Chiefs Stirs Larger Debate | Wolfensberger
shares McCain’s views, sought to defuse the confrontation by asking Dempsey to provide the committee with an “unclassified list of options and the general’s assessment of the pros and cons of each,” without
14 Things You Need to Know About Obama’s New ‘Grand Bargain’
The president has been talking up corporate tax changes at least since his 2011 State of the Union address, and he said shortly before he won re-election that it would be something he should be able to
Senate Leaves Watt in Limbo, Along With a Tradition of Deference to One of Their Own
The previous five members picked by President Barack Obama for administration jobs all cruised through without any discernible dissent. So did the half-dozen people President George W.
Sequester Weakens Military, Fails to Address Real Pentagon Waste | Commentary
The plane’s defenders say that stealth will neutralize the F-35’s other defects and enable it to sneak deep within enemy airspace, hit its targets and escape without ever being detected.
Obamacare Defunding Fight Could Threaten Boehner Leverage, Message
Republicans already pushing the Ohio Republican to defund Obamacare in any spending bill, the speaker may not be able to cobble together a House majority on a bill that President Barack Obama would sign without
Open Exchanges to the Poor in States That Opt Out of Medicaid | Commentary
The administration has stressed that exchanges will be available for people left without coverage because of this delay.
House Is a ‘Hacker’s Dream’
WAPs, the administrators say, should be mounted on the wall or ceiling, or somewhere generally out of reach.
Boehner Can Save His Party and His Legacy | Commentary
However, a House bill without a path, while helpful to Boehner to prevent a revolt by his conservative caucus, will effectively kill prospects for immigration reform.
‘Stop Government Abuse Week’ an Easy Win for GOP
The playbook addresses key messaging strategies on 10 measures, with the House Republican Conference conveniently telling its members just how fed up they should be with each bureaucratic misdeed
Norton Scores Plum Slot on Highways Panel | District Notebook
Language in the Senate Appropriations Committee spending bill, backed by a 16-14 vote, grants D.C. permission to set its own fiscal calendar and spend local taxpayer dollars without waiting for congressional
Congress Should Help States Lead on Medicaid | Commentary
Congress could fix this problem without reopening the ACA debates.
Steve King Keeps Calling Immigrant Kids ‘Drug Smugglers’
Anybody that reads the paper should know, especially those that live on the border, should know that there are many, many young people coming across the border unlawfully who are smuggling drugs into the
Student Loan Rate Crisis Echoes Subprime Mortgage Mess, Masks Deeper Problems for Youth | Commentary
America is not without options or solutions to this problem, however. As it stands, students are much more invested in the universities they attend than the universities are in them.
RATINGS CHANGE: Illinois’ 17th District
Without Schilling, Republicans wouldn’t have much of a shot of defeating Bustos. But since Schilling is running again, the contest should be competitive.
No Easy Steve King Solution for GOP
The gist of his remarks was that not all young undocumented immigrants brought to the country illegally by their parents — the “DREAMers” — should be put on a path to legal status, despite that idea
Detroit’s Woes Put New Spotlight on Pension Overhaul Proposals
Congressional Budget Office study sounded an early warning that the federal government “might be asked to assist in the funding of such plans” and that such aid could “raise the federal deficit and debt” without
Boehner Reiterates Need to Couple Spending Cuts With Debt Limit Hike
“We’re not going to raise the debt ceiling without real cuts in spending,” the Ohio Republican said. “It’s as simple as that.”
Abortion Energizes Parties, Even Without Passage
“I think we should deal with the problems that affect this country,” Reid said. “We need to do something to help the American working class and stop worrying about fringe issues.”