Opinion · 115th Congress
Hints of a ‘Shop-’Til-You-Drop’ Presidency
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.
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In First Addresses, Presidents Can Frame Debate
It's a distinction without a difference. "For research purposes, it is probably harmless to categorize these as State of the Union messages.
K Street Sees Opportunity, Fears in Trump Address to Congress
Corporate clients, generally, are seeking analysis and counseling from their lobbyists about how to keep their priorities in the mix without becoming the subject of a tweet or a tongue-lashing.
Congress on Edge Awaiting Unpredictable Trump
The high court, he said, "reversed a century of law that I believe will open the floodgates for special interests — including foreign corporations — to spend without limit in our elections."
Congress: The Toughest Crowd of Trump’s Presidential Career
This is the moment in a president's first term when he should be poised to win lasting legislative victories. For Ronald Reagan, it was the 1981 tax cuts; for George W.
Conservatives Want Obamacare Repeal, and They Want It Now
"They should send that same bill to President Trump right now." DeMint called the idea that there needs to be a replacement on the front end, "absolutely ludicrous."
GOP Leaps on Congressional Review Act to Kill Obama Rules
McGovern said he was referring to "bringing things up without any review by committee of jurisdiction, under closed rules, and in a way that may have some unintended consequences." But Utah GOP Rep.
Mama Bear’s Unlikely Run (and Win) for Mayor
“Someone should do something about this road,” said Mama immediately. “Yes,” said Papa, “But who?”
Town Hall Winners and Losers So Far
"But I'm not going to put East Texans at risk," Gohmert explained, without giving any details of a threat. "I don't want to get anybody hurt."
Opinion · 115th Congress
It’s not ‘Astroturf’ if the Anger is real
Members can say they’ve met with constituents, without actually having to meet with constituents.
Conservatives Rally Around Their Own Health Care Plan
The proposal would provide a two-year enrollment period for people with pre-existing conditions, in which they would be able to sign up for an insurance plan without fear of cancellation, and includes
For the GOP, a Dangerous Gamble on the All-Important Town Hall
But they presented inconsistent examples of how elected officials should behave in such situations, for their own self-preservation and in furtherance of the view that the crowds at their meetings were
Tim Kaine on the Constitution’s ‘230-Year Checkup’
Committee and was on President Barack Obama's vice presidential short list in 2008 — Kaine was at times a man crying out in the wilderness during the Obama administration, making the case that Congress should
‘Gang of Eight’ Revival Unlikely on Immigration Overhaul
But without buy-in from Republicans like Cornyn and Judiciary Chairman Charles E.
Ivanka Incident Shows That Trump Is No Truman
This failed Kansas City haberdasher was animated by the now sadly quaint belief that the presidency should not be treated as a road to riches.
A Case of the Mondays: Recent Senate Session Third-Longest Since 1915
Both nominees were confirmed, but not without fireworks.
Inexperience Weakens Congress and the White House
Without bipartisan cooperation, nothing would get done. "I knew I could trust everybody," Brockway said.
Democrats in a Dilemma Over Trump’s Court Nominee
To add to the mix: In the minority, Democrats are powerless to thwart the nomination without help from Republicans.
GOP Seeks a Safe Space From the Words of Coretta Scott King
Schumer's emotional reaction to the president's travel ban without rebuke? But that's exactly what happened. When Sen.
Trump Suggests Courts Mulling His Travel Ban are ‘Biased’
If the U.S. does not win this case as it so obviously should, we can never have the security and safety to which we are entitled. Politics! — Donald J.