Outside Groups Wage Ad War for Votes on Export-Import Bank
But his thinking on whether Congress should reauthorize the Export-Import Bank hasn’t always been so clear cut.
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Praying to Jesus on the House Floor
“It bothers me, not being a Christian, to hear that Jesus is our savior or we should be thankful to be here because of Jesus,” the staffer, who asked to remain anonymous, recently told CQ Roll Call.
What the Rolling Stones Teach Us About No Child Left Behind | Commentary
The bill allows state plans to remain in place for seven years without revision — a significant amount of time if it turns out that plan doesn’t actually work.
Congress Can Honor Servicemembers Through Military Whistleblower Bill | Commentary
This is despite closing 80 percent of complaints without an investigation, and ruling against the whistleblower 96 percent of the time.
States Perplexed by White House Silence On Obamacare Contingencies
President Barack Obama’s top legislative accomplishment hanging in the balance, state officials are increasingly concerned by the administration’s refusal to discuss contingency plans for insurance markets, should
Democrats Frustrated by Unions’ Cash Freeze Over ‘Fast Track’
But others said publicly that fundraising over the past few months could have been better without unions’ embargo on campaign contributions.
Democrats Frustrated by Unions’ Cash Freeze Over ‘Fast Track’
But others said publicly that fundraising over the past few months could have been better without unions’ embargo on campaign contributions.
The Elephant in the Room for Centrist Fiscal Hawks | Commentary
The current Congress recently passed a budget resolution that honors that pledge by slashing trillions of dollars from programs for low- and moderate-income Americans without asking the wealthiest to pay
Wu-ing the 2016 Presidential Contenders
George Pataki (CQ Roll Call File Photo) Think of it this way, Ol’ Filthy, Sweaty Bastard: You should clean up with ODB fans (RIP, Big Baby Jesus.). Sen.
Chafee Makes His Quirky Case for President
Anyone who backed the war should be disqualified from the White House, he says, because that conflict remains the single biggest reason the world is in such a troubled state and the United States is so
Chafee Makes His Quirky Case for President
Anyone who backed the war should be disqualified from the White House, he says, because that conflict remains the single biggest reason the world is in such a troubled state and the United States is so
Mass Transit Loved by Locals, but Tough for Feds
Many city officials say transit spurs development and draws corporations to communities where people can get to work without a car.
Republicans for the Ex-Im Bank Push for Renewal
“We have enough problems in this country that we should be dealing with here in Washington, D.C., to come up with this contrived, flavor-of-the-week thing to be against.
Doug Hughes: Postal Service Firing Me, but Letters Will Get to Congress (Updated)
Without such reform, we have no democracy,” Lane said in a statement.
May Judicial Candidates Be Prevented From Seeking Campaign Funds? | A Question of Ethics
This is reflected in the common law judicial oath itself, which binds judges to “do right to all manner of people … without fear or favor.”
McConnell and Reid Feud: ‘He Doesn’t Get to Schedule the Senate Anymore’ (Video)
“The majority leader, he’s concerned, as he should be, about why the country’s less secure, especially in the last couple of weeks. He should look in the mirror.
Appropriations Bills Face Democratic Roadblock
They prioritize spending … but they also give us the opportunity to direct agencies and departments in how they should behave and what their rules and regulations are.”
Appropriations Bills Face Democratic Roadblock
They prioritize spending … but they also give us the opportunity to direct agencies and departments in how they should behave and what their rules and regulations are.”
Lawmakers Lament Deteriorating Arlington Memorial Bridge
“[It] should be OK for a while, but not over the long term. “We’re not anticipating any type of catastrophic failure,” he added, noting the bridge is inspected every two months.
The Arctic Myth | Commentary
It’s well past time to take a close look at the Arctic Myth that this group of senators and others are continuing to put forward as fact, all too often without critical examination by the news media