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Long ago (that is, back in the days when James Comey was still FBI director), House Republicans rushed their health care bill through by a two-vote margin without waiting for the verdict of the Congressional
But Landrieu, a Democrat, made the speech without another election immediately ahead of him. It drew a call from Mississippi Republican state Rep.
Tuesday, when OMB Director Mick Mulvaney laid out the first Republican budget in nine years, and Mulvaney not only dumped the concept of compassionate conservatism, he literally redefined what compassion should
Mitch McConnell, whose legislative talents should never be underestimated, may win Senate passage of a health care bill this summer.
Legislating would subtly distance the Hill GOP from the White House without forcing Republicans to call out the leader of their party.
The press team would be better off if they could talk to reporters behind the scenes without having to perform for Trump.
If so, Senate Republicans should file a claim pronto before they repeal and replace the offending legislation.
After another meeting with McGahn, Yates learned that Trump, without her knowledge, had issued his travel ban against visitors and green card holders from seven overwhelmingly Muslim countries.
Almost without notice, Republicans leading the negotiations on Capitol Hill have been quietly, steadily moving forward with their Democratic colleagues and were well on their way to ‘yes’ this week
At a time when the out-of-power party should be uniting to battle a polarizing president with an approval rating of just above 40 percent, the Democrats instead are returning to their fractious ways.
It should be easy for a guy who’s been in development and loves the art of the deal to figure that out.
So when he publicly said critics of his agency’s policies — whether they come from Congress, civil rights groups or the public — should “shut up,” he came off as what he once was, a military man
Target in sight With that single post from Nir, the special election in Georgia’s 6th District transformed from a typically hushed conversation among Republicans about who should get “Newt’s old
Keeping AmeriCorps should be an easy one.
Members of Congress should have to take a civics test. As you may have heard by now, Rep. Markwayne Mullin has a unique take on his relationship to his constituents.
So, after saying no to Cooper’s Medicaid plan, some Republicans are coming up with a plan of their own — without calling it Medicaid expansion. Its progress should be interesting to follow.
A large majority of voters, 65 percent, think Congress should use “all means necessary” to avoid a government shutdown at the end of the month.
There will be no lectures from this president about how the government should balance its books like a family should, without borrowing on its credit cards.
Members can say they’ve met with constituents, without actually having to meet with constituents.
Displaced workers without hope. Heroin addiction. Crime. Misery. This is what I saw going to so many forgotten places during the campaign.