Between the Lines: W.Va. Officials Petition Supreme Court on New Map
In that initial hearing on Jan. 9, several Supreme Court justices suggested the state should wait until the District of Columbia’s trial is finished.
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Birman: Nothing to Hide but Everything to Fear
With enactment of the 2012 defense authorization bill, we look away again as Congress exposes Americans to the specter of prison without charge or trial and smothers that basic right of free citizens to
‘Hedda’ in the Age of Hitler
“[Gabler] is the female ‘Hamlet’ without the monologues,” explained Robert McNamara, director of Scena Theatre’s current production of the classic.
Consolidation Authority Would Empower Obama, Successors
“Taking USTR, one of the most efficient agencies that is a model of how government can and should work, and making it just another corner of a new bureaucratic behemoth would hurt American exports and
Meehan: If We Want to Fix Our Transportation System, We Must Fix Our Government
I think federal lawmakers can and should address both.
Occupy Movement Turns Attention to Congress
“Congress is the place that we should focus,” said Natalia Abrams, a California-based activist.
Adams: The Great Divide — the Lack of Progress When One Chamber Refuses to Govern
Although there were differences of opinion between the House and Senate, our legislative body as a whole functioned as it should. The House would pass legislation and send it to the Senate.
Anonymous Senate Hold Plays Into Extra Cost for D.C. Election
“And with the major problem of an arrest of a public official in the District and the classic situation where you don’t want people to be left without representation, we should be able to get this
Obama Sidesteps Congress on Consumer Pick and GOP Cries Foul
Republicans also cite their concern that the CFPB should be funded through the appropriations process, which would give Congress more input over the agency.
White House Lobs One Toward Boehner
Without some sort of breakthrough, the issue will likely wait until after the election, when a probable lame-duck session would be faced with the expiration of the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts, as well
Detainee Provisions Still Cause for Concern
“That’s a decision that should be clear and precise, and it’s one of the responsibilities that should be taken serious.”
Proposed Washington State Map Gives GOP Hope
Incumbents likely benefiting should the commission approve this map are Republican Reps. Dave Reichert and Jaime Herrera Beutler, whose districts get a few points better, and Democratic Rep.
Congress Passes Payroll Tax Cut Deal, Shuts Down for Holidays
“I’ve talked to Senate Republicans, plural, who think that there should be a fair tax on rich people,” Reid said.
Lobbyists Plan Holiday Travel to Early Primary States
Romney,” added Card, who said he’s not interested in a White House post should Romney go all the way. “I legitimately believe that he would make a great president. I fervently believe that.”
Cracks Begin to Appear in House GOP Stance as Possible Deal Forms
If everything goes without a hitch, the president could get the bill Dec. 30, when the Senate will be in a pro forma session.
Obama Calls Boehner, Goes Christmas Shopping
Boehner, according to an aide, retorted on the roughly 10-minute call that the president should call the Senate back to town and finish negotiations on a full-year tax cut.
House GOP Finds Itself Out on a Limb
Without a show of good faith, Democrats are reveling in the opportunity to force wedges into the GOP ranks.
House Rejects Senate Bill, Asks for Conference on Payroll
and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (Calif.) have already said they will not appoint conferees, insisting that the bipartisan deal cut between Reid and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (Ky.) should
Obama, Boehner Face Off on Tax Cut
He also ripped, without naming him, comments from Rep. Tom Rooney (R-Fla.) who said the standoff was “high-stakes poker.”
Iyer and Norden: Avoiding the Florida Nightmare in 2012
Twenty-seven states now have “no-fault” absentee voting, allowing voters to obtain an absentee ballot without an excuse.