Post Politics writes that “Mitt Romney’s campaign manager is joining with two RNC staffers to form a new conservative opposition research company to … hold Democrats accountable for their actions and records using research, candidate tracking, rapid response and digital tools. AMERICAN BRIDGE 21st is its Democratic counterpart. (Where do...
Writes CNN, “On Tuesday, speaking at a press conference 100 days into his second term, Obama fielded a range of questions on topics including Syria and the Boston Marathon attack, and he defended his administration's actions and positions. … Asked if he still had “the juice” to get his agenda...
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Congress was in recess for sixty-six out of the first 100 days of this Congress (through April 12) – and that doesn’t include this week’s recess (“mostly true” as verified by PolitiFact, not including “pro-forma” sessions of 5 to 10 minutes used for procedural matters). That’s an average of two...
“…Congress’s spring recess —er, “district work period” — is well under way, with members returning home for Easter and Passover, for school vacations, and to complaints from constituents. During this season of renewal, there is perhaps more hope than there has been for a while on Capitol Hill. It’s not...
National Journal writes, “It’s an under appreciated fact that a significant contributor to the ballooning debt is ... the debt itself. Federal interest payments are projected to grow faster over the next decade than any other broad category of expenditures, outpacing spending on Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security. Even a...
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