GOP Gavel Fights: 11 House Committee Chairmanships In Play
For the decidedly open chairmanships, some lawmakers are expected to win their desired posting without competition, while others will be facing off against their peers.
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McCarthy Offers Glimpse of GOP’s 2015 Priority: ‘Government Reform’
“A portion of our 2015 legislative agenda will focus on reforming and streamlining federal agencies so government works as it should,” McCarthy said.
McCarthy Offers Glimpse of GOP’s 2015 Priority: ‘Government Reform’
“A portion of our 2015 legislative agenda will focus on reforming and streamlining federal agencies so government works as it should,” McCarthy said.
E-Commerce, Taxpayer Rights On the Line in Lame Duck | Commentary
Congress can and should pass a solution that solves the current messy patchwork of interstate nexus laws and do so without crippling commerce and adversely impacting consumers.
10 Questions for Eric Holder’s Replacement as Attorney General
Should it be a Schedule I drug?
10 Questions for Eric Holder’s Replacement as Attorney General
Should it be a Schedule I drug?
GOP Lawmakers: Congress Should Pass Ebola Travel Ban
The Obama administration, they argue, should be taking such action without being compelled to by Congress.
It’s Time to Export American Energy | Commentary
Is it realistic to say the U.S. could fulfill all of Europe’s energy needs without Russia? Probably not.
Official Confirms 12 Ebola Investigations in D.C.
Without going into specifics, Garcia said things should have been handled better.
What Congress Should Know About EPA’s Control Over Electric Power | Commentary
EPA now claims regulatory jurisdiction over the entire system of electric power — an economic purview without a limiting legal principle.
Clinton Library Papers Show Kagan Dropping an F-Bomb
Still, Dellinger said his office’s preliminary assessment was that the challenges “should clearly fail under current standards.”
Time for Congress to Level the Playing Field | Commentary
That’s why we ask that e-fairness legislation be passed without further delay.
Republicans Eye Obamacare Showdown in Lame Duck
The letter writers are mute on exactly what action they think Boehner should take.
Republicans Eye Obamacare Showdown in Lame Duck
The letter writers are mute on exactly what action they think Boehner should take.
The Replacements: Talent for the End of the Second Term | Commentary
Even before a replacement for Holder is officially announced or even trial-ballooned, fights will begin over the steps for considering the nomination, and whether confirmation should wait until after the
There Is Bipartisan Opposition to CMS Proposed Cuts to Radiation Therapy | Commentary
As loved ones are diagnosed — young and old and without discrimination — we are forced to learn.
The Hillary Clinton 2014 Campaign Tour: Helping Democratic Women, One Swing State at a Time
In the final four weeks before an election, there’s really only one surefire way to generate “positive-earned media,” the euphemism for getting the campaign’s message on the local news for free and without
The Hillary Clinton 2014 Campaign Tour: Helping Democratic Women, One Swing State at a Time
In the final four weeks before an election, there’s really only one surefire way to generate “positive-earned media,” the euphemism for getting the campaign’s message on the local news for free and without
Secrets From Capitol Hill’s Back Rooms: How to Get Hired on the Hill
One former Democratic House legislative director refused to hire for an entry level position without Capitol Hill intern experience: “I didn’t want to pay someone to learn how to do the basics of
Secrets From Capitol Hill’s Back Rooms: How to Get Hired on the Hill
One former Democratic House legislative director refused to hire for an entry level position without Capitol Hill intern experience: “I didn’t want to pay someone to learn how to do the basics of