Donohue: Biggest Threat to Business Is New Regulation
Chamber of Commerce President Tom Donohue says there are no hard feelings between his group, the White House and the incoming House minority.
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Hoyer Defends Pelosi’s Decision to Run
“Obviously she went through an overwhelming vote today indicating that the overwhelming majority of those in the Caucus believes that she can be, and I think she can be as well,” Hoyer
GOP Waits on Health Care Repeal
Republicans also think their top priority in the coming weeks must be extending the President George W. Bush-era tax cuts that are due to expire at year’s end.
McConnell: Voters Cast Aside Left-Wing Wish List
“Today, Democrats not only have the White House, they have the Senate, too,” McConnell told the crowd that gathered on a rainy Thursday.
Chambers: How Technology Can Solve Distracted Driving
It’s available to consumers today and is a viable solution that can be implemented immediately to minimize those dangerous distractions. And it works.
Miller Marks Wilson’s You Lie!’ Anniversary
“One year ago today, we all witnessed Joe Wilson’s embarrassing outburst during a joint session of Congress,” Rob Miller’s campaign manager Lindsay Zoeller wrote in the e-mail to supporters.
McConnell: Bush Deserves Credit for Iraq Success
The Bluegrass State Republican, in a speech scheduled for delivery Tuesday afternoon in Lexington, Ky., credited President George W.
Scores Rally at Lincoln Memorial
“America today begins to turn back to God,” Beck said, calling Americans the “chosen people.” “For too long, this country has wandered in darkness.”
Senate Is Legislative Graveyard
. Today, Republicans in district after district and state after state are winning that narrative.”
GOP Calls Obama Approach Two-Faced
” during a speech in Wisconsin.
Byrd Mourned as a Link to Senate Glory
Even the man who succeeded Byrd as both Appropriations chairman and President Pro Tem, Sen. Daniel Inouye, credited Byrd with helping to shape his own 47-year career.
Republicans Struggle to Unite Over Oil Spill
They have tried to draw parallels with Hurricane Katrina — a political disaster for President George W. Bush.
No Respite for K Street During Memorial Day Break
Bill Halter (D), by today. Early voting in that state starts a week before the June 8 runoff election.
K Street Files: Big Business Fights Majority on Campaign Bill
“To us, this is very similar to card check,” Josten said.
Colleagues Laud McCain’s Defense Expertise
“Today, all over America, there will be people demonstrating at tea parties, at gatherings, at organizations, at coffee shops, at restaurants, at places of business, at the water cooler,” McCain
Cantor: Obama’s Security Policies a Retreat’ From Past
“The problem with the Obama defense and foreign policy philosophy is that it seems to abandon the proven strategy of peace through strength,” Cantor said during a speech to the Heritage Foundation
Reid’s Immigration Pledges Are Falling Flat
His commitment remains as firm today as it was Saturday, as it was in January of last year, and as it has been over the years he has taken on the challenge of fixing our broken system,” Parra said.
McCollum Invokes Oklahoma City to Warn Against Member Threats
“And just as we will not give aid and comfort to al-Qaida, let us not allow the words of elected leaders to give comfortable excuses to extremists” bent on violence, she added.
Obama’s GOP Critics Say They Would Welcome President at Home
In February, however, Bachmann issued a fiery fundraising letter in which she said Obama doesn’t just want to defeat conservatives, “he wants to annihilate us!”
Holzer: When Congressional Hate Speech Begets Violence and Violence Begets War
“The defenders of this outrage (for same, be it said, it has defenders here in creatures bearing the human form) tell us that there was no such purpose — but only a design to disgrace the Senator from