Rockefeller: Don’t Wait to Address Perilous Cyber-Threats
The bottom line from all of them — Democrat and Republican — is that the cyber-threat is a real and present danger.
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Griffin: Job Creators Need a Break From Regulations
The House is listening to job creators.
Take Five With Rep. Daniel Webster
This week, Rep. Daniel Webster (R-Fla.) talks about the Olympics and his deep seawater experience. Q: Disney World is one of the major attractions in your district.
Two Freshmen to Watch in the Class of 2012
When I pointed out that a 63-year-old freshman from the minority party isn’t likely to have any effect in the House, Beatty responded firmly, “I don’t have to do this.
GOP Happy to Agree With Obama on Guns
he hopes this latest event will help “rouse the consciences of Members of Congress to talk in honest terms about how to make this country safer.”
Air Force?
After 2013, this will leave the Air Force without the funds to operate the programs it wanted to cancel in the first place.
In Fight for the House, the Trajectory Is Clear
But with the presidential contest sucking the air out of the political environment and defining the electoral landscape, House candidates may find they have an even harder time than usual defining themselves
Indiana: Jackie Walorski on the Air With First TV Spot
Jackie Walorski’s (R) campaign went on the air today with her first television spot in the competitive 2nd district race against Iraq War veteran Brendan Mullen (D).
Dick Cheney Stirs Sequestration Pot on the Hill
“Everyone acknowledges the great job he did when he was secretary of Defense, so I think he is clearly qualified to discuss the issue.”
In Maine, It’s Good to Be King, or Just ‘Angus’
LISBON, Maine — Angus King has the air of a winner.
Brent Roske’s Big Chase
“The process of this show has showed me how the political world looks at entertainment and vice versa,” Roske says. “First, this is totally pragmatic.
Five House Freshmen Are Standing Out
“This is a place where you’re typically rewarded the more juvenile you act,” Lankford said. “I just try to do my homework and keep a level head.”
K Street Files: Mehlman Vogel Gasses Up ‘Bus Force One’ for GOP Convention
He added: “Think of it as a secure air conditioned refreshment/command center on wheels (with a disco ball).
Shapiro: Consumers Win When Innovators Are Able to Innovate
For the uninitiated, a history lesson: In 1976, Hollywood studios sued Sony over the Betamax video cassette recorder, claiming that allowing consumers to record over-the-air broadcast television
Wisconsin: EMILY’s List Takes On Senate Frontrunners
The ad, which will air in Milwaukee, Green Bay and Wausau, targets GOP Senate candidates businessman Eric Hovde and former Gov. Tommy Thompson.
No ‘Man Crush’ on Romney in House GOP
As one GOP aide noted, “It’s the old adage: Democrats fall in love, Republicans fall in line.” Even Rush Limbaugh weighed in on whether love was in the air.
Honor Flights Bring Elderly Veterans to D.C.
See the World Walter Chelchowski, 87, was one of these veterans. “I was on the B-17 bombers,” he recalled. “I was on a reconnaissance unit.
Waxing Philosophic With the Weizel
inquired when the topic of Attorney General Eric Holder’s info dump was broached. “Nothing. I think he’s been rather forthcoming,” the incredulous Waxman stated.
Democrats Take Short Health Care Victory Lap
“It should be pretty clear right now that I didn’t do this because I believed it was good politics,” he said. “I did it because I believed it was good for the American people.”
John Sullivan’s Big Mistake? Ignoring Challenger for Too Long
“I never had a race like this in all my life,” Sullivan told the Associated Press a few days ago. “The only mistake I made was I ignored it for too long.”