Can Capitol Hill Staffers Work on Campaigns?
But doing so is not without risk. In fact, a handful of laws are implicated whenever Hill staff work on campaigns, each carrying its own risks. The Richardson case illustrates these well.
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For Some, Occupy Crackdown Brings Bad Memories
Police in Atlanta also cleared protesters with force, although without the striking imagery of tear gas.
Irvine: Reid Must Block Militarization of Justice System
He should be applauded for it. One provision would allow the government to hold suspects indefinitely, in a military brig or at Guantánamo, without bringing criminal charges against them.
Hanna: 3 Percent Withholding Hurts Small Businesses
It’s a fine without due process. But this wouldn’t affect only contractors. Government agencies will need to upgrade accounting systems to withhold 3 percent of payments.
White House Backs House GOP Jobs Bill
Now, with the President’s support, the Senate should take it up next week, without adding poison pills, and send it to the President for his signature.”
GOP Not Giving Obama Enough Credit on Libya
model for American leadership in a resource-constrained and hostile world that can help us navigate through difficult engagements such as the Arab Spring and emerge as a force for freedom and liberty without
Capito: Despite EPA Claims, Regulations Kill Jobs
For decades, the EPA has successfully cleaned up our air and streams without slowing down the economy.
Sollenberger and Rozell: No Executive Privilege for Obama’s BlackBerry
Ruemmler also implies Congress should be satisfied with the documents disclosed so far, which amount to thousands of files.
Melville and Carmel: A Flexible Solution for Cutting Health Costs
Congress should pass this legislation and allow patients to once again be reimbursed for OTC medications under flexible spending arrangements without a prescription.
Heard on the Hill: Perry Attracts Comic Attention
“The show’s provocative name holds a mirror up to an ugliness that seems to have become yesterday’s news without having barely even made news,” Silverman told EW.
Danziger: Cut Kickbacks to Hospital Group Purchasing Organizations, Not Medicare and Medicaid
With President Barack Obama proposing $320 billion in cuts to Medicare and Medicaid over the next 10 years, I believe every American should share my outrage.
OMB’s Lew Warns That President Is Willing to Veto Spending Bills
Some Republicans believe that with the historically high deficit, spending should be lower than the amount agreed to in the bipartisan deal.
Obama Congratulates a New Libya
John McCain (Ariz.), Lindsey Graham (S.C.) and Marco Rubio (Fla.), who said he should have acted sooner and more aggressively in Libya.
GOP Leaders Devise Incentives for the Wayward
But without the traditional enticement of earmarks and faced with a Conference that could see punishments as badges of honor, Boehner and his team are opting to encourage loyalty from the rank and
GAO Cutbacks Won’t Include Layoffs, Closures
The union had initially recommended to management that it “temporarily [reduce] the scope” of this program as a way to achieve cost-savings without layoffs.
CLASS Act Failure Leaves Problem to Be Solved
But it should come as no shock to anybody closely following the issue. The numbers simply were not going to add up.
Campus Notebook: GAO Union Prepares for Decision on Cost Cuts
Other suggestions to help the GAO “preserve jobs” include instituting a voluntary “days off without pay” policy and relocating field offices to locations with “less costly leases.”
Congress’ Early Adopters Circle Up on Google Plus
“The business experience we are creating should far exceed the consumer profile in terms of its usefulness to businesses,” Oestlien said in the statement.
Rojo: Cuts to Defense a Nonstarter
Although any Member of Congress should be praised for outlining concrete ways to reduce spending, Sen. Tom Coburn’s (R-Okla.)
Rules May Tighten on Invites From Lobbyists
There is a long list of exceptions, without which it would be nearly impossible for government employees to carry on everyday lives. One exception allows gifts from family members.