Reid Postpones Key Budget Vote
There are many elements to be finalized and there is still a distance to go before any agreement can be completed, but I believe we should give everyone as much room as possible to do their work,” Reid
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Putting a Face on a Bill
She said she wouldn’t have known this was a problem without hearing Smith’s story. “This bill came to me entirely because of this instance,” she said.
Ewing & Herseth Sandlin: Economic and Energy Security Is a Necessity
No agency or program budget should be immune from close questioning and sacrifices if we are to reverse decades of deficit spending.
Treasury’s Priorities List Might Cost Votes
said, “While only Congress has the ability to ensure the government pays all of its bills, Treasury will provide more information as we get closer to August 2 regarding how the government would operate without
Telecommunications: Easier Listening
has caused the already-dwindling notion of personal privacy to dissolve even faster, they lament, and has also fundamentally weakened the legal principle that people who aren’t suspected of wrongdoing should
Don’t Fret Your Debt
Here’s where to live it up without breaking the bank: Sonoma Restaurant and Wine Bar — Usually pricey vino is just $5 a glass during the weekday happy hour at this House-side wine bar.
Democrats Prepare to Succeed Wu, but When?
Should Wu resign before the end of his term, the Oregon secretary of state’s office told Roll Call that the special would be held with the current lines in place.
Reid Hopes to Warm Senate GOP to His Debt Plan
In perhaps a small signal of strategy from Senate Democrats, Reid introduced his plan on the floor Monday without formally filing cloture.
Pelosi Seeks Ethics Investigation of Wu
“It ensures the voters of the First Congressional District will be without effective representation for the next 17 months as Wu is subject to a House Ethics Committee investigation and faces a complete
Congressional Debt Meeting Also Runs Short
The quartet is trying to hammer out a final debt deal before Aug. 2, when the Treasury Department says the nation may not be able to pay all its bills without an increase in borrowing authority.
Financial Experts Outline Consequences of Default to GOP
Charlie Dent said Republicans should not lock themselves into a single position. “I think we have to remain flexible.
Thibault: Don’t Cut Medicare Investment in Physician Training
At a time when we need to address a serious shortage of physicians, policymakers should seize this opportunity to invest GME dollars more wisely, not scale them back to meet budgetary goals.
Blackwell and Larkin: Growing American Jobs While Slimming Down Obesity
Other innovative approaches are also eligible to get healthy food to communities struggling without any available options.
The Center Can’t Hold if There Isn’t One Left
There are a few Senators for whom the credential of bridge-builder between the parties should be an asset, including red state Democratic Sens.
Tough Terrain for Senate Democrats
However, one Republican’s recent performance here should only encourage the GOP.
Ethics Committee’s Shortcomings On Display
The lowest point ever for the ethics process came in 2005, when a Republican-led Committee on Standards of Official Conduct, as the panel was then known, did its job without regard to partisanship
‘Gang of Six’ May Be Too Late
“I think we should put everything aside, put it in legislative language and tie it to the debt ceiling,” Sen. Roger Wicker (R-Miss.) said. “This is a monumental achievement of statesmanship.”
A Show of Arms
Not that the sight of a woman’s limbs should send anyone into Victorian-era swoons.
Obama: Default Akin to ‘Tax Increase on Everybody’
Obama also said he could not support a $2.4 trillion package consisting solely of cuts without revenues because it would cut unacceptably into domestic programs upon which people rely.
Dougan: Just Job Cuts Won’t Work
Any proposals designed to reduce the number of federal workers without a corresponding reduction in federal agency mandates will only increase the number of contract employees that agencies will