Lipparelli: Congress Should Use This Brief Window to Legislate Internet Gaming
Congress should act to pass it before the last days of the 112th. Here’s why.
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K Street Files: Progressives Come, Single Out ‘Naughty’ Lawmakers
Pilecki was part of a group of about 1,000 community volunteers, union members and progressive activists who, under the moniker of 99 Uniting, pressed lawmakers to solve the fiscal cliff without
Advocates Renew Push to Keep Unemployment Benefits
“We will not leave here without extending federal unemployment insurance,” Levin said in a statement.
Stamper and Ryan: Legalize Marijuana Without Federal Interference
But in the wake of Colorado and Washington voters’ recent passage of marijuana legalization initiatives, Congress has a unique opportunity to allow changes in this failed policy without officially endorsing
Conservative Groups Oppose Large Sandy Supplemental
Those groups say the bill is far too large and contains appropriations that should be sought in annual appropriations bills.
Lofgren Looks to Slow Down Domain Name Seizures
“Taking a website down or seizing a domain name should be a last resort, opposed to a standardized knee-jerk reaction.”
Inaugural Tickets Going Fast
Because Norton is the only representative for D.C. residents — albeit without the ability to vote for their interests — her office is the only place for them to turn for tickets to the 57th inaugural
CBC Pans Medicare Age Increase
We’re still arguing over the debt ceiling, we’re still arguing over whether Medicare and Social Security should be altered,” he added. Senate Majority Whip Richard J.
Democrats Look for GOP Backing to Speed Sandy Aid
With some GOP lawmakers calling for a smaller measure or spending offsets, House leaders have not settled on a strategy should the Senate send over the Sandy bill, which Democrats want to clear this
Miller: Spotlight on the Fiscal Cliff of Student Loans
These cards are used by many institutions to distribute federal student aid to students but can carry fees and credit implications without the students’ knowledge.
Chocola: Stop Arguing About Revenue, Start Promoting Growth
The standard by which we should measure legislation is not whether it generates revenue. Instead, the paramount consideration should be whether it promotes economic growth.
Sandy Disaster Aid Bill May Emerge Soon
We should get it done as soon as possible,” the senator said.
Examining the Fiscal Cliff Debate as an Endgame
The tax deal should be the easiest part. Agree on an amount — and $1.2 trillion seems obvious — and then get the Congressional Budget Office to figure out a few options to get there.
AG Rumors ‘Invented,’ Whitehouse Says
Sheldon Whitehouse, D-R.I., said he is content as a United States senator and is not eyeing the post of attorney general in President Barack Obama’s second term cabinet, should it become available.
One Question on Pay, but Many Answers
For instance, it would compare a government midlevel position with a similar private sector midlevel position without considering the qualifications of the workers in those positions.
Some Are Miffed the Cliff Tiff Not Diff
After all, the fight to the death that is currently under way is what was, or should have been, expected.
Sequester Disagreements Could Further Complicate Fiscal Cliff Negotiations
Senate Republicans charge the proposal advanced by President Barack Obama last week would shut off the sequester without finding alternative cuts, which they say they will not accept.
Congress Prepares to Handle White House’s $60.4 Billion Sandy Aid Package
The White House on Friday asked Congress for $60.4 billion in emergency aid for communities hit hard by superstorm Sandy, and argued that no spending cuts should be made to other programs to cover the
Boehner’s Tight Circle May Help Sell Deal
“If you can get the people who are seated around that daily management meeting bought in, it should certainly have a buy-in from the conference writ large.”
Marijuana Initiatives Spark States’ Rights Legislation
No matter how its members feel about marijuana use, a bipartisan group of House lawmakers wants to ensure that states can move forward with their marijuana laws without federal interference and has introduced