Oregon Closes In on Redistricting Map
Should the full Legislature approve the plan, it would mark the first time since 1981 that the state’s Congressional redistricting was not decided in the courts.
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Goldman and Rozell: WH Strategy on Libya Makes No Political Sense
Obama’s posture, as a political matter, has put him at risk to be the sole owner of any negative outcome in Libya without there being an equal reward for any positive result.
Democratic PPP Polls Flood Early Senate Landscape
SurveyUSA uses automated interviews to conduct many of its polls but differs from PPP as to when and where surveys should be conducted.
Breakdown of Budget Negotiations Was Inevitable
The tough decision to close some Defense Department facilities had already been made, and BRAC’s only job was to determine which ones should go.
Democrats Take Aim at Business Tax Breaks
It’s bad policy, and I don’t care if it raises revenue or loses revenue or what, we should eliminate it,” Kyl said.
Top 5 Member-Vs.-Member Battles
But Critz has already made it clear he will not go down without a fight, campaigning heavily in the district and working local party meetings.
House Retains Contested Provision in Patent Bill
Companies that hold patents on financial processes argue that banks are trying to use the legislation to delay, or even escape, fines for using their products without licenses.
Cantor, Kyl Pull Out of Debt Talks
In a joint statement, Kyl and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) said, “A bill with new spending and higher taxes would fail with bipartisan opposition — as it should.
Debt Deal May Not Have to Be All Cuts
“We’re talking about policies that should be able to pass the Senate because they’ve received support from Democrats and Republicans in the past,” Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) said.
On Libya, House Is Choosing a Path
resolution that would curtail the military operation in Libya and instead putting forward a strict funding limitation proposal to rebuke the Obama administration for pursuing military involvement in Libya without
Debt Talks Worry Lobbyists
Congressional negotiators left Tuesday’s three-hour meeting without a deal and refused to comment on details of what proposals are under discussion.
Don’t Believe What You Hear About the Budget Talks
negotiations have already produced the same type of premature and very likely inaccurate misgivings as typically occur whenever those involved with the federal budget get together to talk about what can, should
Boehner’s Straddle on Libya Nears End
But the Ohio Republican’s developing hallmark of lengthy and open debate will be tested as he seeks to define the House’s position on military involvement in Libya without letting it interfere with
Is Budget Jockeying Simply Horsing Around?
In posing these questions one should keep in mind that politics, which propels our system, is simply another form of gamesmanship to determine winners and losers.
Boehner: Another Vote on Libya Will Be Held
Speaker John Boehner put the White House on notice Friday that it should expect another vote on Libya next week, although the top House leader was short on specifics.
Will Activist Base Really Sit on Sidelines in 2012?
We can’t do it without you,” the Florida Congresswoman said.
Congress Considers Reducing Printing
“We could not function without the Congressional Record every morning, in both printed and electronic form, and other Congressional documents too.”
Feingold Criticizes Democrats for Forming Super PACs
“I empathize with the desire to fight fire with fire, but Democrats should just never be in the business of taking unlimited corporate contributions,” Feingold told the audience of liberal activists
Smith: Patent Reform a Fair Result
The story extensively reports on the claims of a small group of opponents, without mentioning the large majority support for the House’s patent reform proposal.
Rocky Road for Senate Comity
The Illinois Democrat stopped short of saying his party should have taken a harder line in their negotiations on the rules. “I’m not going to second-guess what we did.