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Heard on the Hill: Football Follies

The Congressional resolution to honor Heisman Trophy winner Cam Newton passed the House on Wednesday, but not without controversy. Rep.

Partisan Rancor Consumes START Debate

“We believe we should stay here as long as it takes to get this treaty ratified, and we are prepared to do so,” the Massachusetts Democrat, flanked by Armed Services Chairman Carl Levin (D-Mich.)

Pelosi Sits on Tax Cut Sidelines

House Democrats voted last week against bringing the deal to the floor without changes — they are particularly unhappy with its estate tax provisions — and Pelosi said she would heed the will of

My Federal Budget Crystal Ball for Next Year

Someone may offer the final Bowles-Simpson plan as an amendment to the budget resolutions considered by the House and Senate next year (see Prediction 4), but no one should think it is going to be supported

Departing Democrats Complain About Caucus Vote

The House Democratic leadership is pushing back against complaints from several departing Members that a Caucus vote rejecting President Barack Obama’s tax cut deal occurred without their input.

Biden Expands Job Profile

Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Tom Harkin (D-Iowa) — who are vocal critics of the Biden-McConnell compromise — declined to comment Wednesday when asked whether the White House should use the vice president

Chairmen Face Changes, Challenges

Now Rogers will have to find a way to corral Republicans and Democrats on his committee to find places to cut federal spending without the advantage of giving away earmarks as sweeteners.

Rep. Solarz Was a Leader Worth Remembering

As a start, they should go back and read those obituaries, and then make a note to read his wonderful book, “Journeys to War and Peace: A Congressional Memoir,” which will be published next year.

Thune Quietly Gathers 2012 Advice

But their Senate voting records are similarly conservative, and the two Members could be fighting for the same political ground in the GOP presidential primary should both of them run.