Overview: The Politics of LA Coastline Lawsuits
“Without the buffer of these marshes and barrier islands, Louisiana’s many low-lying coastal communities — and its biggest city — now have little natural protection from storm surges created by
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Heritage Action Key Votes Water Bill Ahead of House Consideration
They also patted Transportation and Infrastructure Chairman Bill Shuster, R-Pa., on the back for having come up with a process for getting the legislation nearly to the finish line without a mutiny from
D.C. Budget Autonomy Ruling Is Just the Beginning of Local Control Fight
D.C. should not be the “petri dish for undermining gun laws,” said Brian Malte, a spokesman for the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence.
Kirkpatrick Challenger Apologizes for Linking Democrats With Mass Shooters
I’ve always believed that when you make a mistake, you should own up to it. Too many politicians today offer nothing but spin and excuses when they say something they shouldn’t have.
The Long Lost Tale of Phil Maloof
Not every hopeful passes through our offices, of course, and many candidates have won elections without ever subjecting themselves to an interview. There is no ring that needs kissing here.
House GOP Touts Water Bill as a Sign of Thriving, Post-Earmark World
. | The notion of passing a major infrastructure bill through the House and Senate without earmarks seemed, at first, unthinkable.
House GOP Touts Water Bill as a Sign of Thriving, Post-Earmark World
. | The notion of passing a major infrastructure bill through the House and Senate without earmarks seemed, at first, unthinkable.
Campaign Spot-Light: Landrieu Shoots Over the Moon
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Ukraine Crisis Dimly Illuminates Public Ambivalence | Procedural Politics
Kennedy perhaps best explained why foreign policy should be treated differently.
Congress Must Act and Stop Deporting Our Veterans | Commentary
His 13-year-old son is now forced to live without his father.
DCCC’s Bad Week a Lesson in Political Basics
Hours later, the party’s most senior incumbent running for re-election became a man without a place in his Michigan primary , after several hundred questionable signatures too many appeared on his ballot
DCCC’s Bad Week a Lesson in Political Basics
Hours later, the party’s most senior incumbent running for re-election became a man without a place in his Michigan primary, after several hundred questionable signatures too many appeared on his ballot
Immigration Overhaul Backed by Growing Number of Tea Partyers (Video)
Immigration reform cannot happen without this necessary first step. “We support legal immigration and the rule of law, according to the Constitution.
Immigration Overhaul Backed by Growing Number of Tea Partyers (Video)
Immigration reform cannot happen without this necessary first step. “We support legal immigration and the rule of law, according to the Constitution.
Republican Online Gambling Ban Sets a Dangerous Precedent for States’ Rights | Commentary
Should lawmakers in Washington override state laws and impose their values on the states?
Judicial Nominee Michael P. Boggs Disavows Votes on Confederate Flag, Abortion
“Nor should any Senator be making up their minds about nominees without allowing the process to run its course.”
Democrats Not Cheering Walsh Proposal for Budget Balance Before Recess
“Chairman Murray believes we should build on the budget currently in place as a result of the two-year bipartisan agreement she reached with Chairman Ryan with additional bipartisan work to create
America Can’t Afford to Ignore Science | Commentary
that 58 percent of all adults possessed at least one smartphone, 42 percent owned a tablet, 44 percent slept with their smart devices next to their beds and 29 percent said they couldn’t imagine living without
A Lesson in Fairness From My Mother | Commentary
And fairness is one principle that particularly informs how I look at my work in Congress — the idea that in America, everyone should get a fair shake, an equal opportunity to succeed if
Dozens of Democrats Defect, Join GOP on Research Tax Cut
Voting “yes,” they argued, sets a precedent for a half-dozen more tax extenders Republicans plan to bring to the floor without offsets, and the budget cuts needed to pay for them will ostensibly