Coburn Sounds Off on Guns, Immigration
Tom Coburn, R-Okla., doesn’t believe the gun violence legislation that Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid plans to bring to the floor early next month has a chance to become law without significant changes
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Walker: With Budget Cards on the Table, Time for the President to Lead
The serious work of negotiation should now begin. Which takes us to the absolutely critical role that President Barack Obama must play.
Budget Votes Expected to Highlight Immigration Debate
“None of these amendments can pass without bipartisan support. So if any of them pass that damages the brand for both parties as far as how they are viewed by Hispanic voters.”
Graves: Reducing Our Debt by Reducing Government Duplication
Small businesses have to stay within a budget, and so should Washington.
Former Hill Aide Rings Up a Second Chance
Khanna has since shown a gift for reinvention — and self-promotion — that should help him rise in a party eager for new faces.
Lawmakers Talking Tougher on Syria, While Warning Obama to Consult Congress
Collins acknowledged that if the president only wants to take more limited actions, such as arming the Syrian opposition without engaging the U.S. military, then he would not need to come to Congress
Barnett: Hurricane Warnings for the New Public Safety Communications Network
Telephone and wireless carrier crews worked around the clock to repair the damage and get communications working, but in the face of such a huge storm, many citizens were without normal communications
Leahy-Paul Bill Would Relax Federal Sentencing Laws
p> Paul said mandatory minimum laws “reflect a Washington-knows-best, one-size-fits-all approach, which undermines the constitutional separation of powers, violates the bedrock principle that people should
Ornstein: Is Actual Change Finally Around the Corner?
The call by many House Republicans to use the debt limit to force Obama to accept all the changes in Medicare and Social Security that the president has put on the table — but without the balancing
A Disconnect on Cellphone Unlocking Legislation
The aide said the librarian is likely to revisit the issue within one year as part of an expedited review of whether the exemption should apply to tablet computers.
Congress Looks Likely to Step Into Eisenhower Memorial Saga
Eisenhower conceded that “this memorial should be designed for the benefit of the people, not our family.”
Shapiro: Online Sales Tax Balances the Markets
The federal government should not favor some businesses over other businesses and some taxpayers over other taxpayers.
Republican Super PAC War Splits the Party
They join a motley collection of smaller groups registered in recent weeks with the Federal Election Commission, some without websites or obvious funding sources and with names like Conservative
Paul Goes A Step Further Than RNC on Immigration
“Our land should be one of assimilation, not hiding in the shadows,” was as far as the excerpts went in that regard.
Reid’s Wishful Budget Thinking?
“Senators should expect several long nights and late votes.
Business-Labor Talks on Guest Workers Falter
One of the main areas of disagreement concerns how many new visas should be issued.
CPAC Activists Concerned About Candidate Recruiting
However, Gerow argued that recruiting conservatives to run for office who are also capable politicians should be a top priority of grass-roots activists who are interested in seeing a Washington,
Senate GOP Pushes Obama on Taxes, Keystone, Outreach
Obama committed to making a decision on the pipeline this year, and in turn pressed Republicans to give more on revenue, saying that without it, Democrats won’t support the entitlement reforms that
Hill Climbers: ‘Into the Fire’ on Way to Washington
But few people are so presumptuous that they think they should have their own radio show to broadcast their not-yet-fully-formed opinions,” he said.
Coburn, McCain Take on Diminished Clout of Alaska, Hawaii
But this is the first time that McCain enters the spending battle without either of his familiar sparring partners from noncontiguous states.