Leaders Hit Reverse on O’Donnell
They’ve made their voices heard in these primary elections, and I think that we should take that very seriously. We ought to take it to heart.”
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Senators Urge Reid to Focus on Jobs, Adjourn Early
Senate Democrats are at odds over what their agenda should be for the next few weeks and when they should be able to go home.
Democrats Squabble Over Taxes
“This is our first time back together since the recess, and it was an opportunity for people who have different points of view about what we should be doing in this period, including on Bush tax
Lessons of 9/11 Ignored, and Filibuster Follies
[IMGCAP(1)]It is now nine years — nine full, long years — since that great catastrophe that came within an inch of devastating Congress and leaving the country potentially without its first branch
Chef Brings Healthy Changes to Tyler School Cafeteria
The program is a nonprofit and would come at a lower cost to DCPS, which should seal the deal on its approval, former Tyler assistant principal Tandi Tyler said.
Levin: Reid Intends to Act on DADT Next Week
It was unclear if the two reached a time agreement or whether the bill could come to the floor without procedural hurdles.
Obama: Immigration Reform Casualty of Lengthy Health Care Debate
“Obviously the fact that they were able to drag out the health care reform debate for months when it really was one that should have only taken three or four months, maybe six months, but not as
Constitution’s Father Wears Clashing Suits
state laws unconstitutional, and who later thought the states should have the power to object to federal laws considered unconstitutional.
As Polls Go, I Really Prefer the Partisan Stuff
Gallup’s generic ballot of June 28-July 3, when Republicans held a 2-point advantage, to its July 12-18 weekly generic ballot, when Democrats held a 6-point edge, you get another uncomfortably large swing without
Road Map: Democrats Thank Boehner for Tax Cut Remark
And he called on his leaders to push the issue without compromise. “The Democratic leadership has got to stand up to this filibuster no matter how long it takes,” he added.
GOP Faces Final Ballot Tests Before November
The winner of the primary should cruise to victory in November. Neither the Republican nor independent challengers have raised more than $8,000 so far.
Lord and Kliman: Ambassador to Turkey Should Be Confirmed
-Turkish relations, and one in which the United States should not be without an ambassador. Yet Sen.
Cortés: Secure the Border, Please
America is also a nation that believes punishment should fit the crime. Let’s have that conversation.
Abel: Moratorium on Horse Gathers Is Essential
It states, in part, that “without policies to ensure the integrity of its scientific research, Interior runs the risk that flawed information will reach the scientific community and general public, thereby
Party Label Is Kissell’s Biggest Liability Against Local Sportscaster
Very few fans for either team made it through the gate without a hug or a handshake and an arm around the shoulder from Johnson, whom most instantly recognized as “the big guy,” as he was affectionately
Obama Looks to Congress to Jump-Start Economy
“I said it before I went on vacation, and I’ll say it now that I’m back: We should be passing legislation that helps small businesses get credit,” said Obama, who has been criticizing Senate Republicans
Frank Rips White House’s ’09 Unemployment Prediction
Without the measure, administration officials warned that unemployment would hit 9 percent by mid-2010.
Marino Short on Money, Not Energy, Against Carney
But he concedes that it’s unlikely to happen without enough Republicans to override a presidential veto.
Group Coordinates Attack on GOP Over Social Security, Medicare
“I believe that retirement security for Main Street should be guaranteed, not trusted to Wall Street.
Toomey Launches New Ad
“Bailouts, takeovers, a stimulus that gave us record debt without creating jobs. Congressman Joe Sestak voted for all of it.”