Vitter: Congress Should Pass the No Cost Stimulus Act
And my bill does it all without costing the taxpayer an additional dime. It is called the No Cost Stimulus Act.
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Costa: Long-Term Approach Is Necessary
Common sense tells us we should use all the energy tools in our energy toolbox to expand domestic oil, natural gas and coal production and reduce our dependencies on foreign sources, while transitioning
Cardin: U.S. Needs to Keep Pace Developing Energy Technology
The billion dollars a day we spend on foreign oil should be invested in American jobs producing clean energy here at home.
After 3 Years, Still No Permanent AOC
In the meantime, acting Architect Stephen Ayers has taken on all of the responsibilities without any of the authority that comes from confirmation. “He’s doing a fantastic job,” said Rep.
Obama Session With Senate Democrats Gives Vulnerables a Stage
reiterated many of the themes in last week’s State of the Union address, pressing Senators to continue trying to pass health care reform and telling them he wanted to pass many of his job creation proposals “without
For Republicans, Overconfidence Poses a Growing Problem
And Democratic incumbents are not without their own resources. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.) had almost $1.6 million in the bank at the beginning of the year, while Rep.
Heard on the Hill: He’s Baaaack
May 2009 — It’s time to kiss and make up, as Obama visits Sin City and declares that everyone should have a piece of the “Las Vegas dream.”
Tempers Flare Over a Few Nominations
Reid employed the same strategy last October, when the Obama administration was without a surgeon general at the same time officials were dealing with the outbreak of a flu pandemic.
Budget Provokes Bipartisan Deficit Worries
“You don’t get $1.2 trillion in deficit reduction, more than any administration has proposed in more than a decade, without making lots of hard choices,” Orszag told the House Budget Committee.
Prosperity Caucus Stays Faithful to Its Conservative History
“You couldn’t swing a dead cat in a room without hitting at least three supply-siders. … I looked around looking for all these supply-siders in whom at the end of the day I could make common cause, and
Members Challenge OCE’s Investigations
“They’re asking whether they should even cooperate with the OCE … whether they ought to hunker down and wait for the inquiry to get kicked up to the [House ethics] committee,” said one individual
Mark Warner Meets Reality
“He in my mind is everything a Senator should be.— But Mark Warner said there have been times when he’s chafed at the constraints of the job.
Who May Take Members and Staffers to Dinner?
Section Nine of Article 1 of the Constitution, which sets forth limits on Congress, provides that “No Person holding any Office of Profit or Trust under them, shall, without the Consent of the Congress
Ex-Members to Face Buyer’s Market on K St.
As some of K Street’s biggest law firms have faced a series of layoffs, many of the typical cushy jobs for lawmakers without plumb committee assignments are no longer available because of the struggling
GOP Blasts Obama Administration for Handling of Terror Trials
If there’s somewhere we can try them without spending more money, why spend more money?
Czinkota & Skuba: Government May Put the Financial Industry at Risk
We should not punish excellence. It is quite difficult to understand the financial community’s culture of very large annual bonuses.
Republicans Cheer Reconsideration of Terror Trials in NYC
—“The decision to prosecute enemy combatants like Khalid Sheikh Mohammed who were captured on foreign battlefields in civilian court is without precedent in our nation’s history.
Radanovich: Pombo Should Have Run in His Own District’
“My first concern when looking for a qualified candidate to support was an ability to keep this district in Republican hands without having to spend large amounts of funds,— Radanovich said.
Landrieu, Pryor: Obama Failed to Change Health Care Dynamics
“I think the president should have been more clear about a way forward on health care last night. You know, he just can’t — I think he should have been more clear.
Members Give Cool Reception to Obama’s New Lobbying Proposals
due deference to separation of powers, last week the Supreme Court reversed a century of law that I believe will open the floodgates for special interests — including foreign corporations — to spend without