Ethics Committee Unveils Waters Charges
But she also “should have instructed her chief of staff, Mikael Moore, to refrain from assisting” the bank, investigators concluded.
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Abbey: Moratorium on Horse Gathers Is Untenable
(It should be noted that all wild horses and burros in holding, like those roaming the public rangelands, are protected by the BLM under the 1971 Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act.)
House Returns to Empty Stage
Either way, Democrats have taken heat from immigration reform advocates for giving in to a Republican priority without getting anything in return.
Boehner Blasts Democrats’ Job-Killing Agenda’
“You can’t raise taxes in the middle of a weak economy without risking a double dip in the recession,” the Ohio Republican said on NBC’s “Meet the Press.”
Skelton Faces Biggest Ballot Box Test Yet
Though neither supports repeal of “don’t ask, don’t tell,” Hartzler said Skelton should have done more to support it. She also named Skelton’s vote in favor of a hate-crimes bill as a difference.
Message Machines Revved as House Prepares to Return
Unlike the Senate, the House has managed to move this funding forward several times before, and they should do it again — by committing to not ending this session without passing the border security bill
Senate Sends Kagan to Supreme Court
Kagan has never served as a judge, making her the first justice to join the court without such experience since 1972, when the Senate confirmed Justice Lewis Powell and Chief Justice William Rehnquist.
Pelosi Tweets: House Coming Back
“In consultation with our leadership, I am calling Members of the House back to Washington at the beginning of the week to pass this bill and send it to President Obama without further delay.”
Reid Suggests House May Need to Return for Teachers Bill
Olympia Snowe (R-Maine), who told reporters that because the money is needed for a school year that is only weeks away, the House should probably come back into session.
Wang: Close Oil-Government Ties Are Unremarkable
Without minimizing the ethics issue, it is important for Congress not to turn ethics into a bogeyman that distracts from genuine structural reforms.
Senate Acts; House Heads Back
House Democrats may be feeling that they should be careful what they wish for.
In GOP Majority, Committees May Face Cuts
“Congress should review its internal committee structure to keep up with the ever-growing bureaucracy, ensure there is proper oversight, and eliminate duplicative programs and jurisdictions,” the
CBC Chairwoman Warns Against Rush to Judgment in Waters Case
Congressional Black Caucus Chairwoman Barbara Lee (D-Calif.) said Tuesday that the public should not prejudge Rep. Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) in advance of a pending House ethics trial.
Gregg Endorses Kagan for Supreme Court
Kagan has pledged that she will exercise judicial restraint and decide each case that comes before her based on the law, with objectivity and without regard to her personal views,” Gregg said in a statement
Rangel Case Shows Holes in Disclosure
“When the ethics committee starts doing an investigation, they start pulling out things people should be aware of in Congress and should avoid … but it’s not exercised until there is some greater
Body of Work’ Leapfrogs Past Realistic Art
The renditions, called figure paintings, were completed using models and symbolized “perfection,” or how humans should look or act. That was then.
Hope Exists for Immigration Down Payment’
And it should. [IMGCAP(1)]Many of the nation’s most important Latino groups, plus Sen.
Reid Narrows Goals for Immigration This Year
Reid “is still committed to reforming a system that is unfair to the American taxpayer, worker and economy, but that isn’t possible without Republican support,” Manley said.
Democrats Wrestle With Rangel
Any sense that Rangel, one of the most powerful black lawmakers in history, is being railroaded without a fair trial could hurt black turnout in the midterms, especially coming on the heels of the
Whitman & Peterson: Climate Bill Should Top the Congress’ To-Do List
Credit is still tight and private investors are leery of financing large infrastructure projects without guaranteed rates of return.