Rangel Ethics Case Goes Dark
Public Citizen’s Lisa Gilbert suggested that given Rangel’s decision not to participate even without an attorney, the ethics subcommittee may have been left without a “clear-cut solution.”
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Smith: GOP Plans to Focus On Security, Economy
And we should treat terrorists as enemy combatants, not U.S. citizens.
Legal Challenge to Health Care Law Gets McConnell’s Support
“While I strongly believe that we should repeal the law and replace it with the types of commonsense reforms Americans support, I also strongly support the efforts of over twenty States that have
House GOP: Don’t Trust Deal on ‘Don’t Ask’
House Republicans apparently have pulled out of staff-level negotiations over the defense authorization bill out of fear that even if the Senate passes a measure without language repealing the military
Sensenbrenner: House Shouldn’t Drop Global Warming Panel
The EPA knew its assumptions were impossible and admitted that the cost estimates would be much higher without them.
Democrats Struggle to Unify
Rather than spending the days after Tuesday’s midterms regrouping, Members have been stuck fighting over who among them should lead in the minority.
Pelosi Will Have Defectors in Bid for Leader
Pelosi, who twice won floor votes for Speaker without a single dissenting vote from her Caucus, has become a lightning rod.
Caucus Anxious Over Possible Clyburn-Hoyer Race
And without a real moderate in leadership, the Caucus could struggle to regain the majority.
Pelosi Acts as if She’s Staying
Pelosi’s close ally, Education and Labor Chairman George Miller (D-Calif.), started spearheading a campaign Wednesday to call Members “to try to gauge where people were” on the question of whether Pelosi should
Rangel Could Be His Own Lawyer
But it’s still a high-powered confrontation over evidence, which a Member of Congress would not want to face without legal representation,” Tiefer said.
A Primer: House Leadership Races Under a GOP Takeover
SPEAKER: Minority Leader John Boehner (Ohio) is poised to become Speaker without a serious challenge. MAJORITY LEADER: Minority Whip Eric Cantor (Va.) likely ascends without challenge.
Downes: Waxman’s Net Neutrality Proposal Less Dangerous Than Genachowki’s
Net neutrality advocates have argued for years that without immediate government intervention, Internet access providers are certain to “smother the open Internet” by blocking access to websites they either
Oberstar: Republicans Thwarting Important Water Bill
Throughout its history, the committee has developed bipartisan WRDA legislation, including most recently in 2007, which authorizes projects without regard to the political party of the Member of
It’s Looking Like Speaker or Nothing for Pelosi
Should Republicans sweep into power on Nov. 2, the pivotal question that some Democrats have begun contemplating is one of timing: Does Pelosi step aside immediately, or does she stick around for
Thune: Obama Experiment Has Failed’
As Election Day looms, the Senator said, “I would like to suggest a simple question people should ask themselves to help cut through all the talk: Are you better off today than you were two years
Waxman Ups Giving to DCCC
.) — should do more for fellow Democrats because of their roles authoring liberal health and energy bills that moderates consider to be the chief causes of this year’s GOP wave.
Kyl: GOP Committed to Overturning Health Care Reform
Senate Minority Whip Jon Kyl said Wednesday that Senate Republicans are committed to repealing the new health care reform law and will move to defund it should they fail to overturn it.
Victim’s Accusation Drags Candidate’s Past Back into Mass. Race
In a statement provided to the Globe, Perry said: “What happened to Lisa Allen was wrong and should never happen to anyone.
Heard on the Hill: The Politics of Costumes
Wear a skirt suit, but pair it with a ‘Taxation Without Representation’ T-shirt. Carry a sign reading, ‘I hate Stephen Colbert,’ which will be timely, as the D.C.
You’ve Got (Weird) Voicemail: Senate Phone System Transition Goes Glitchy
David Vitter should be doing is laying on a beach. But anyone calling the Republican’s Washington, D.C., office Monday night could have gotten that impression.