Politico writes “Congress’s next battle will be to keep the government open after March 27 while simultaneously stopping massive spending cuts to the Pentagon and other government programs that take hold March 1. And that fight shows how steep the hill is to climb. The GOP wants to replace automatic...
This week’s National Journal cover story contemplates the steps Republicans need to take to reposition themselves to gain power…“Here’s how to get the party back on track. Step 1: Admit the Problem; Step 2: Go Outside your Comfort Zone; Step 3: Speak Their Language … FOR THE FULL 12 STEPS...
The Fix reports that, “RNC Chair Reince Priebus voiced some support this month for an effort to reform how some states award their electoral votes. And the effect of the movement in helping Republicans win presidential elections should not be underestimated.” WHAT’S ON THE TABLE “Basically, Republicans who have control...
The GOP-controlled House voted 285 to 144 to comfortably pass a three-month extension in the government’s borrowing authority … Senate Democratic leaders say they will take it up and pass the legislation as soon as they could (and the White House indicated that will not oppose). The bill would suspend...
As Dylan Matthews and Ezra Klein wrote on the Post’s Wonkblog, “Between 1940 and 2010, we have increased the debt limit more than 70 times, and from 1979 to 1995, a House rule proposed by Rep. Richard Gephardt made increases automatic by raising the ceiling whenever new spending is approved....
By AFP's Jo Biddle, "She may have disappeared off the radar for several weeks, ... but Clinton showed Wednesday that she's back, and in fighting form. ... [T]he 65-year-old Clinton gave a consummate performance displaying political skills honed over decades ... At a Senate hearing into the attack on the...
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