Boykin: More Special Operations Not the Answer
For this reason, increasing the number of elite special operators is near impossible beyond what is already occurring without compromising standards.
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Goldman and Rozell: How Michele Bachmann Saves Mitt Romney
Perhaps Mitt Romney should feature this Beatles’ hit at his campaign rallies. Why? Without Rep.
Boehner, Cantor Press Jobs Message Ahead of Obama Address
In a USA Today opinion piece published Wednesday, the GOP leaders argued that Congress should pass a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution and bolster the economy “without imposing job-crushing
U.S. Chamber Calls on Deficit Panel to Tackle Taxes, Entitlements
Overhauling the tax code and entitlement programs should be part of the deficit reduction proposal that a new bicameral Congressional committee is charged with developing, the U.S.
Miller-Muro: Protections for Victims of Abuse
The Violence Against Women Act’s immigration provisions, including the battered spouse waiver, enable abused immigrant spouses of U.S. citizens such as Nataliya to escape violent marriages without
One More Budget Brouhaha
“I don’t think that would be something that would sail through without serious concerns being expressed by members of the Republican Conference to leadership,” said Scott Lilly, a former Democratic
Clock Is Running for Joint Deficit Panel
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.), meanwhile, struck an uncompromising tone in his own memo to Republicans on the panel last week, saying the GOP should “demand” no tax increases as part
Some Members Not Content on the Sidelines
process the panel should use to reach one.
Race Ratings: GOP Looks for Major Gains in North Carolina
He’ll likely win re-election without any trouble.
Cobb: Internet Taxes Hurt Business
Congress does have authority over interstate commerce, and that authority should be used to protect the borderless Internet ecosphere from discriminatory state taxation.
Lawmakers Trade Blame for FAA Shutdown
They should not leave 74,000 people hanging out there without jobs, without a paycheck until September,” said LaHood, who formerly served as a Republican House Member from Illinois.
Growing Concern at RSC
Rooney, who circulated the letter among colleagues last week, argued that “the recent actions taken by RSC staff under your leadership, with or without your approval, represent a dangerous expansion of
Is Congress Able to Move On?
He said the new Joint Committee on Deficit Reduction created by the law should institute changes to entitlements, such as Medicare, and also to the tax code.
Debt Limit Deal Becomes Law
He said a new joint committee created by the law should institute changes to both entitlements, such as Medicare, and also to the tax code.
Attempt to Extend FAA Authorization Blocked in Senate
“Four thousand air travel employees are out of work and safety inspectors are working without pay because Republicans are playing reckless games with airline safety,” said Adam Jentleson, a spokesman
Lawmakers Learn to Juggle Family, Office Duty
Bobby Schilling (R-Ill.) had 10 child campaigners — all of whom donated to his campaign without any prompting. Rep.
Redrawing Lines May Go Past 2012
It’s possible that the federal courts could strike down the map without giving state lawmakers enough time to pass a new plan and resubmit it.
House Leaves Town Without Resolving FAA Stalemate
At issue is a provision in the longer-term House bill to overturn a National Mediation Board ruling that says nonvoting employees should not be counted in the union election.
Freshmen Gripe Over Process but Don’t Block Debt Deal
“We should have used that process properly, out in the open, where the American people can see what’s happening as opposed to all of a sudden having a solution that’s going to be dumped in our laps.
Panel May Trigger Lobbying Bonanza
The group plans to bring nurses and patients’ family members to Washington, D.C., over the coming weeks to make the pitch that the Medicare home-care benefit should not be subject to a copay.