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(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call) “I had no expectations, so this is great,” one companion said after voraciously disposing of a cholesterol bomb forged from mouthwateringly juicy meat, crunchy fried onion
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call) “I had no expectations, so this is great,” one companion said after voraciously disposing of a cholesterol bomb forged from mouthwateringly juicy meat, crunchy fried onion
Facing the prospect of an open revolt from defense hawks, the House Budget Committee is poised this week to add even more defense dollars to a budget proposal that already goes beyond President’s Barack
“You read this and go: What the hell does that mean?” DeSaulnier said.
“You read this and go: What the hell does that mean?” DeSaulnier said.
Fast-forward 18 years and Granger is considered one of the most effective policymakers in the House.
Fast-forward 18 years and Granger is considered one of the most effective policymakers in the House.
Burwell is one of this term’s landmark disputes, along with the cases that could establish a constitutional right for gay couples to marry , to be argued this spring.
Burwell is one of this term’s landmark disputes, along with the cases that could establish a constitutional right for gay couples to marry, to be argued this spring.
One of the more recent examples of this dynamic at work happened as the movie “Selma,” about the March 1965 Selma-to-Montgomery march, was prepping for national release.
Boehner struck a defiant tone Thursday when addressing reporters about a pending shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security: The House acted six weeks ago and it is waiting for the Senate to act.
“When I see what the Senate actually passes, then I’ll know,” he said defiantly.
This level of activity, much of which is generated by new oil and gas development driven by fracking, has helped people and communities get by during the Great Recession and the ongoing recovery.
(Screenshot) “Once this evidence is properly looked at, the way it should be, any reasonable person will come to the same conclusion,” Bassett told HOH about the cumulative knowledge his advocacy
(Screenshot) “Once this evidence is properly looked at, the way it should be, any reasonable person will come to the same conclusion,” Bassett told HOH about the cumulative knowledge his advocacy
He later added, “And to the extent that there is some question about what we are doing, it’s Congress that has created this problem and we’re doing our best to understand and to do what we can.”
He later added, “And to the extent that there is some question about what we are doing, it’s Congress that has created this problem and we’re doing our best to understand and to do what we can.”
“The way this Congress has started is with issues where there is not a lot of room for bipartisan compromise,” said Schatz, who does not support the pipeline.
“The way this Congress has started is with issues where there is not a lot of room for bipartisan compromise,” said Schatz, who does not support the pipeline.
What is Congress asking of scientists? I admit it — I don’t spend a lot of time delving into the rules of the House of Representatives.