Honda: Asians, Pacific Islanders Hit Hard by GOP Policy
This is a good trend and one that we should support.
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Khadduri and Locke: Improve Housing Policy, Improve Health Care
Similarly, people without stable housing have more difficulty avoiding exposure to illness, eating nutritious foods and seeing doctors.
Rand Paul Threatens to Keep Senate in Session for Vote on Pakistan Aid
Critics of Paul’s proposal argue that Congress should not take any action that risks further destabilizing Pakistan.
Mitt Romney Must Offer Solution for Working Poor
And the government should give it to them. And they will vote for the president no matter what. … These are people who pay no income tax. … So my job is not to worry about those people.
Democrats Take Pains to Avoid Rand Paul’s Pakistan Amendment
Other Senators, however, have criticized the wisdom of not only Paul’s proposal, but also of voting on it without a full debate on Pakistan.
David Petraeus Briefs Lawmakers on Mideast Developments
not want to cut off aid, and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) has said that he is prepared to hold Senate votes through the weekend to expedite work on a veterans’ benefits bill, apparently without
Attacks Expose Republican Rift
King suggested Romney should take time to lay out a more thorough position on democratic development in the Middle East.
Lawmakers in Romney Cabinet?
But before Republican lawmakers on Capitol Hill get too excited about the possibility of running a large bureaucracy, they should note that Romney told radio host Michael Medved earlier this year
‘Reality’ Sets in for House GOP on CR
poised to approve a six-month stopgap spending measure this week, a sure sign that even the most conservative lawmakers are willing to overlook costs they once opposed so they can hit the campaign trail without
GOP Downplays Mitt Romney Remarks
The provisions Romney mentioned are mandates, the aide noted, arguing that Republicans should focus on fixing such problems without government intervention.
Rand Paul Could Stall Senate Work, Departure Over Pakistan
America should not give foreign aid to a country whose government is torturing the man who helped us kill Osama bin Laden.
Sequester Madness Is Bad Policy, Bad Politics
only are the major players in the U.S. economy not demanding that the sequester spending cuts take place as scheduled, they are doing the opposite by strongly indicating or stating directly that they should
House Tax Overhaul Process Divides Parties
The bill’s authors, Rules Chairman David Dreier (R-Calif.) and Ways and Means Chairman Dave Camp (R-Mich.), should at least be commended for not trying to create another clever acronym for their bill’s
Stein: Congress Must Respond to ‘Deferred Action’ Program
The policy, known as deferred action, aims to implement without legal authority the amnesty-like provisions of the DREAM Act – a proposal that was rejected by Congress as recently as December 2010
Obama’s Speech Ignores Independent Voters
million new manufacturing jobs in four years, cutting oil imports in half, recruiting 100,000 math and science teachers, using defense savings to build infrastructure, $4 trillion in debt reduction – but without
Obama Team Preps for Strong Defense of His Handling of the Economy
Both Cutter and Axelrod charged that the GOP convention did not make the case for why Mitt Romney should be elected president but rather focused on personal attacks and firing up the base.
Mitt Romney’s Louisiana Trip Provides Fodder for Democrats
He was widely criticized for saying that offsets should be used to pay for assistance to his Virginia district in the aftermath of an earthquake last August.
Mitt Romney Accomplished Some of His Goals, But Not All
So one of the best lines of the convention was delivered by Ryan: “College graduates should not have to live out their 20s in their childhood bedrooms, staring at fading Obama posters and wondering when
CQ Roll Call Daily Briefing: Bounce-ology
THE RYAN BUMP: If Romney is seeking to be fueled by the energy in the room, as he surely is, he should have little trouble feeling it if last night’s vibe is any indication.
CQ Roll Call Daily Briefing: Bounce-ology
(The other Big Night is the vice-presidential debate on the 11th, but it will only be a genuine game-changer if Biden or Ryan say something the nation concludes should disqualify one of them from the top