Sex Ed Is Useless to Louie Gohmert
blog — first widely publicized by the blog “Right Wing Watch” of the liberal think tank People for the American Way — Gohmert told the radio hosts that “mankind has existed for a pretty long time without
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Congress Must Keep Liberty’s Flame Alive | Wolfensberger
Brandeis, offered this timeless admonition: “Experience should teach us to be most on our guard to protect liberty when our government’s purposes are beneficent. … The greatest dangers to liberty lurk
Congress Must Keep Liberty’s Flame Alive | Wolfensberger
Brandeis, offered this timeless admonition: “Experience should teach us to be most on our guard to protect liberty when our government’s purposes are beneficent. … The greatest dangers to liberty lurk
Immigration On Track, but Senate Student Loan Deal Looks Iffy
Senators can shortcut anything by unanimous consent, but without that, here’s the timeline for the five remaining immigration votes: A vote to adopt the omnibus amendment that includes the “border
Georgia Senators Wouldn’t Have Brought Immigration Vote to 70
They would’ve been expected to get two more from absent Democrats Mark Udall and Sherrod Brown, but without the backing of either Georgia senator, it seems the advocates would’ve fallen just short of 70
Farm Bill Failure Won’t Change Boehner’s Style
The risks of the strategy were clear: By giving conservatives votes on amendments without demanding their votes for the final bill in return, leadership risked the prospects of the overall measure
House GOP Must Do the Math to Avoid the Red Faces
And if they didn’t understand that, the genial former staffer, Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy, should have had reams of whip counts at the ready to tell them the risk vs. reward: How many new Republicans
Student Loan Interest Rates Must Not Double | Commentary
Members of Congress who support variable interest rate proposals without low caps probably mean well.
Energy Policy and Tax Policy Are Inseparable | Commentary
In the context of fundamental tax reform, special tax breaks for every industry should be scrutinized.
What’s Really Behind the Boxer-Lautenberg Feud
And even if Lautenberg was guilty of an oversight in this instance, his staff should have surely known it would be a problem when they unveiled the bill, which they did just two weeks before their
Emerging Student Loan Deal Pushes Senate Dems to the Right
Aides privately grumbled Friday that they were forced into a deal that was worse than they could have gotten without the White House framework.
IOM Sodium Report Ignites Controversy
At the center of the controversy is how much sodium should be consumed as part of an individual’s daily diet.
Reid Moves to Wrap Up Immigration Debate
He also used a procedural tool at his disposal, known as filling the amendment tree, to prevent further amendments without an agreement.
‘Border Surge’ Amendment Attracts More GOP Support for Senate Immigration Bill
“It solves the riddle of how we deal with border security, without allowing somebody in future years who is against citizenship to impede that path,” said Sen. Charles E.
Learn More About the Senate With This Guide
“The American Senate” should be required reading for anyone new to the chamber: interns, staffers, even senators.
Snowden Belongs in Jail; Congress Needs to Hear the Truth
I think he should spend a long, long time in jail.
We Must Stop Turning Our Backs on Children’s Cancer | Commentary
Worse still, even without those cuts, the National Cancer Institute spends only 4 percent of its budget on pediatric cancer, despite the disparities in private sector funding between adult and children
Food for All: Tackling Hunger and Malnutrition | Commentary
We should be proud of these achievements, but we should strive to be better.
I Would Fly 5,000 Miles Just to Help You Get Elected (Updated)
Subsequently, that quote was changed on the Markey site, without any notation (just a noticeable difference in font from the rest of the post) or email correction.
Farm Bill Shouldn’t Trap Families in Poverty | Commentary
If either family needed cash assistance, Indiana would limit the Joneses to $1,000, while Illinois just became the eighth state to allow families to save without a cap. Ms.