Veterans Blast Shane Osborn on TV in Senate Race
“When I was in Officer Candidate School, one of the codes of conduct that we had to live by was ‘I will not lie, cheat, or steal nor will I tolerate those that do so.
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Hoeven Predicts Keystone Vote Even if Energy Efficiency Bill Falters
“At this point, I believe either way we will then proceed to Keystone XL,” he said.
Clay Aiken Could Be Runner-Up in House Primary
“Clay has a lot going in the district and has strong popularity, but right now I wouldn’t be surprised either way.”
Pelosi, Democrats Pounce on GOP Infighting Over Immigration
Boehner isn’t just taking punches from the Democrats: He’s also feeling heat from Republicans who are still fuming over the Rotary Club remarks, despite his clear-the-air meeting Tuesday.
s Transportation System Is Foundation of American Competitiveness | Commentary
As chairman of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, I have focused our efforts on this key federal function, developing and moving legislation that not only strengthens our infrastructure,
Paul Ryan Meets With Congressional Black Caucus After Poverty Comments
“Clearly there was some concern about comments that had been made about the culture in which we find this poverty,” said Fudge. “But we have agreed today that it is across the board.
After Half-Century in Print Trade, GPO Manager Embraces More Change
He is the third generation of his family to work at the GPO.
House GOP’s Effort to Elect More Women Gets Mixed Results
In addition to Love and Comstock, there’s retired Air Force Col. Martha McSally, who is challenging Rep. Ron Barber, D-Ariz., in a banner race this fall. Illinois state Rep.
House GOP’s Effort to Elect More Women Gets Mixed Results
In addition to Love and Comstock, there’s retired Air Force Col. Martha McSally, who is challenging Rep. Ron Barber, D-Ariz., in a banner race this fall. Illinois state Rep.
Leach, Boyle Go On Air in Philly-Area House Race (Updated)
Both ads highlight the candidates’ working-class upbringings, which they say is their motivation for public service.
Clay Aiken Is Back on TV (Updated)
“I’m running for Congress, and I approve this message because every child deserves a chance,” Aiken says in the ad, released two weeks ahead of the state’s May 6 primaries.
New Rules for Chemicals Needed to Protect Health | Commentary
But at this point, it’s not looking like Congress will do the right thing and show the chemical industry who’s in charge.
Michelle Nunn Hits Bipartisan Tone in Georgia Senate Stump Speech
That crowded race remains up in the air, with five Republicans capable of advancing. As a result, the contest to replace retiring GOP Sen.
Obama Boasts Health Care Enrollment Hits 8 Million, Talks Immigration, Highways (Updated)
We are “now covering more people at less cost,” Obama told reporters gathered for an impromptu statement in the Brady Briefing Room. “The bottom line is … this thing is working.”
Runoff Likely in Crowded N.C. Open-Seat Race
“I believe [Berger Jr.] has a name ID advantage just because of who his dad is,” said Matt Bales, a researcher with the non-partisan FreeEnterprise Foundation in North Carolina.
For Families’ Sake, Global Aviation Community Must Create Disaster Plans | Commentary
As the former director of Government, Public and Family Affairs at the NTSB, I have lived through this before.
The War of Obamacare Anecdotes in the 2014 Elections
I think a pair of ads in two of the most competitive Senate races in the country could be a pretty accurate roadmap for the debate that is coming over the next six months.
Take Five: Pedro R. Pierluisi
And seeing the way that he handled himself — always welcoming people from Puerto Rico. What I do when people come in — the way I run this office — is similar to the way he ran it. Q.
Defense Hawks May Look to Boost Competition in Air Force Satellite Launches
The Air Force plans to certify new entrants by the end of this year for so-called light launches, while others will be certified in 2017 for the heavy satellite launches.
Hey, Congress: This Might Be Why They Hate You
Your retirement fund is not only secure, it’s guaranteed for life. You work in a beautiful, air-conditioned building in nice offices in a city where there are people sleeping on the streets.