Rozell & Sollenberger: Congress Should Deal With Unchecked Czars
So should this bill be dismissed as just another partisan maneuver by GOP Members to demonstrate to their constituencies that they take their “mandate” seriously?
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Social Security Ties Democrats in Knots
Several Republican aides said that without Democrats coming on board, they have no plans to push a Social Security reform bill through the House.
Sherman: Serious Flaws Exist in Our Succession Laws
Vast improvements can and should be made to presidential succession by statute, without altering the Constitution.
Democrats Force Votes With Eye on Campaigns
For example, we don’t think you should be able to repeal health care for your constituents and keep it for yourself.”
Wilson: Keeping Safe — Personal Security in Public Life
You can create a bubble of alert adults around your children without your children being aware of it or being unnecessarily frightened.
Liberal Blog Seeks Transparency by Offering Poll Data
“Everyone should release the raw data,” Daily Kos publisher and founder Markos Moulitsas told Roll Call in an e-mail.
Four Really Dumb Ideas That Should Be Avoided
The fourth dumb idea is the plan by Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) and Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) to kill the presidential public financing system — without providing any evidence or holding
Oversight Democrats Protest Committee Rules
Republicans and Democrats on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee continued their public disagreement over how the panel should operate with ranking member Elijah Cummings leading all of
Transcript of the State of the Union
It should challenge us.
Nonprofits Push Back Against Budget Cutters
She said that without the money, the theater would still be closed and wouldn’t be celebrating its 80th anniversary next month.
Big Cuts on the Agenda, Details on Hold
class="p3"> “The $100 billion is the number that the American people heard, I think, last fall, and frankly when you are looking at it in the context that there was a $14 trillion debt, it seems to me we should
Moore: The Man Behind the Russell Office Building
Washington, D.C., is a town where memories fade fast, so it should not be surprising that the question is sometimes asked, “Who was Richard Russell?”
Cantor Opposes Strategy of Further Government Spending
“Every dollar should be on the table” for cuts, Cantor said, including defense and entitlement spending.
Matheson, Vitter Resume Fight Against Automatic Raises
Why should Members of Congress have a very opaque process put in place where the COLA happens without any vote?” Matheson asked.
Wang: A Time for Reflection, Not Legislation
The Supreme Court held that the criminal statute allows the president to “perform his duties without interference from threats of physical violence” but warned that “[w]hat is a threat must be distinguished
Mackowiak: District Events Should Include More Security
I worked in the Senate for four years from 2005 to 2009, and hardly a week would go by without some type of security alert: a suspicious package in one building, a truck that was being searched or
Security Fears Color Day of Tribute
Others Members agreed that law enforcement should be more vigilant and responsive. Rep.
Leahy Eyes Bipartisan Agenda, Pushes Civility
The event should not be exploited for partisan gain, the Vermont Democrat said. “Let’s not get a tragedy mixed up in politics,” he added.
Gun Control Rhetoric Heats Up
“These high-capacity clips simply should not be on the market.”
Politics of an Arizona Crime Scene: Guns and Borders
But at the same time, they do have a concept of public good and things that the government should do, like education.”