Obama’s Voting Initiative Greeted With Skepticism
“This should be a critical part of the larger mission of modernizing elections so every eligible citizen can vote and have that vote counted,” Brennan Center for Justice President Michael Waldman
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Stupak: Congress’ Inaction Gives Power to Executive Branch
No American should doubt this sentiment. But another fact is also true.
Bipartisan Comity Fraying on Defense Panel
Ted Cruz implied, without offering any evidence, that Hagel might have received indirect payments from nations such as Saudi Arabia and North Korea, and the panel’s new ranking Republican, James M.
D.C. Advocates Ask: Is That All?
Just a few weeks earlier, President Barack Obama had agreed to outfit his fleet of vehicles with the “Taxation Without Representation” license plates that had perhaps for the previous four years
Rand Paul: GOP Must See ‘Immigrants as Assets, Not Liabilities’
Rand Paul of Kentucky said Republicans should embrace immigrants to the United States and called for Washington, D.C., to curb spending in his tea party response to President Barack Obama’s State of the
Obama’s Speech Won’t Change Rocky Relationship With Hill
Biden’s success in the face of Congress’ disdain for dealing with Obama is not without precedent.
Text of Rubio’s GOP Response to the State of the Union
I couldn’t have gone to college without it. But it’s not just about spending more money on these programs; it’s also about strengthening and modernizing them.
Text of Rand Paul’s Tea Party Response to SOTU
America is exceptional because we were founded upon the notion that everyone should be free to pursue life, liberty, and happiness.
President Barack Obama’s State of the Union Speech
And let’s do it without the brinksmanship that stresses consumers and scares off investors.
Fitch’s Advice to Members: Good Intentions Won’t Sail Your Ship
We know that it is challenging to have clear goals without written goals.
Unusual Allies Fight Sequester Cuts
The officials said the federal budget crisis requires Congress and the Obama administration to arrive at a bipartisan grand bargain that should include new tax revenues, an overhaul of entitlement
Begich to Focus on Alaska Roots in Re-Election Bid
That’s enough to earn Alaska Airline’s elite passenger status several times over — and the number of 10-hour door-to-door trips should only increase as Begich starts his first re- election race.
David Joyce: Ohio’s Most Vulnerable GOP Target
“It is without a doubt the most competitive race in Ohio,” said Joe Cimperman, a Cleveland city councilman and Democrat.
Kaptur Bill Would Protect Seed Patents, Farmers
legislation could provide a middle ground for companies such as Monsanto Co. that want to protect their patented seed from infringement and farmers who want to save and plant genetically engineered seed without
Tea Party Changes Tack to Hit McConnell
“The federal government can build a bridge in Afghanistan in eight months without tolls. Why not in Northern Kentucky?” Flaig told the Lexington Herald-Leader. “He’s Senate minority leader.
White House Warns of Job Losses Under Sequester
“There is no question that we need to cut the deficit, but the President believes it should be done in a balanced way that protects investments that the middle class relies on,” the White House said
After a Decade of Drone Strikes, Lawmakers Ponder Judicial Oversight
“Just because we have the technology available, does that mean we should use it?” A Judiciary Committee aide said that Leahy planned to hold a hearing on drones.
GOP Feels a Shift, Likes Dynamic on Sequester
Despite early protestations against a sequester many members voted for, congressional Republicans are preparing to go past a March 1 deadline that would trigger across-the-board spending cuts without agreeing
Senate Queues Up Passage of Domestic Violence Law Renewal
Senators are poised to pass a domestic violence law rewrite next week without a clear endgame on tribal court provisions, the central sticking point in negotiations with the House.
Lyons: Confronting Iran Beyond the Fiscal Cliff
As leaders in Washington face a battle over massive spending cuts, they should remember that the outside world continues to turn — and Iranian nuclear centrifuges continue to spin.