Policy · 115th Congress
Banking Debate Splits Democrats, but They Might All Win
“This bill wouldn’t be on the path to becoming law without the support of these Democrats.
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Policy · 115th Congress
The Never-Ending Crisis at the Indian Health Service
In one instance, the inspectors said a nurse who was assessing newly arrived patients failed to take the blood glucose levels of a diabetic man who had gone two or three days without insulin.
Policy · 115th Congress
More States Jump on Medicaid Work Requirements Bandwagon
“Whenever possible, we should always endeavor to help South Carolinians in need find their path to gainful employment and away from temporary assistance of government,” South Carolina GOP Gov.
Policy · 115th Congress
Trump Ups Infrastructure Spending Goal, but Offers No Details
Every federal dollar should be leveraged by partnering with state and local governments and, where appropriate, tapping into private sector investment, to permanently fix the infrastructure deficit.”
Policy · 115th Congress
The Retirement at the Top of Planned Parenthood
But her tenure has not been without controversy.
Policy · 115th Congress
Freedom Caucus Throws Water on Leadership Stopgap Confidence
Freedom Caucus Chairman Mark Meadows told reporters Thursday there are still more than 22 Republican ‘no’ votes on the stopgap funding measure and that the House GOP can’t pass it on its own without additional
Policy · 115th Congress
Senate Republicans Steamroll Judicial Process
Committee Republicans also have de-emphasized the American Bar Association’s evaluation of judicial nominees, which Democrats say are an important tool and should be completed before holding a confirmation
Policy · 115th Congress
Democrats Won’t Support CR Without DACA Deal, Hoyer Says
Democrats are unlikely to support a stopgap spending bill this week without protections for young undocumented immigrants known as Dreamers, House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer said Tuesday.
Policy · 115th Congress
Ryan Tries to Thread the Needle on DACA Solution
Passing it without Democratic support could help strengthen the GOP position in bipartisan, bicameral negotiations.
Policy · 115th Congress
Experts, Industry Push Back on Health Insurance Proposal
“If made final, this rule should help up to 11 million hard-working Americans who don’t have access to employer sponsored coverage and in addition provide new, more affordable options to Americans
Policy · 115th Congress
Immigration Framework Coming Next Week, Senators Say
The president has insisted that any immigration legislation should include money for his wall, a hallmark campaign promise.
Policy · 115th Congress
EPA Ends Media Research Deal With GOP-Tied Firm Amid Complaints
The two Democrats, members of the Environment and Public Works Committee, said in a letter to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt on Tuesday that the agency should terminate the contract.
Policy · 115th Congress
GOP Confident CR Will Pass, Coy on Vote Count
Pelosi said Republicans came to Democrats for votes on the CR and Democrats responded that they should have been involved in the discussion for what was going in the bill.
Policy · 115th Congress
Senate GOP Leans Away From Obamacare Repeal, Toward Stabilization
“Without the individual mandate, it’s hard to see how that is going to be the ultimate solution.”
Policy · 115th Congress
Lankford, Rules Panel, Kick Off Latest Nominations Debate
“I believe that change struck the appropriate balance between preserving time for debate without needlessly delaying the inevitable confirmation of nominees,” Rules and Administration Chairman Richard
Policy · 115th Congress
Consumer Choice for Health Care Lags Behind Rhetoric
But without additional price transparency in a fractured and confusing delivery system, many Americans are simply rolling the dice.
Policy · 115th Congress
Leadership, CBC Differ on Conyers
Linda Sanchez, the caucus vice chairwoman, also said she believes Conyers should resign from Congress. “Were I having issues, that’s what I’d do, and I think it’s the right thing,” she said.
Policy · 115th Congress
Sweeping Changes Proposed for Foreign Lobbying Law
“There would seem to be other ways to address the current concerns about foreign governments and political parties without requiring the registration of everyone who represents foreign companies or associations
Policy · 115th Congress
Partisan Bickering Defines Day One of House Tax Markup
Democrats let loose on the Texas Republican for unveiling the substitute and taking it up immediately, without allowing any extra time to examine the provisions. “You should stop smiling,” Rep.
Policy · 115th Congress
Tax Bill Eyes End to Project Finance, Stadium Bonds Deductions
“The Federal government should not subsidize the borrowing costs of private businesses, allowing them to pay lower interest rates while competitors with similar creditworthiness but that are unable