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Category Archives: Congress
Blue Dog Dan Departing
Rep. Dan Boren (OK-2) EDITORIAL: When the 112th Congress voted on repealing Obamacare (HR.2), Rep. Dan Boren was one of two Democrats who voted to repeal. Another Blue Dog bites the dust On the heels of an election that decimated the Blue Dog ranks in Congress, one more conservative House Democrat is packing it in. [...]
Posted in Blue Dog Democrats, Congress, Democrats
Tagged as: Blue Dog Democrats, Congressional Registrations, Rep. Dan Boren
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Weinergate, the Political Cartoon Version
Michael Ramires from INVESTORS.COM has to be one of the best political cartoonists in the business. Before I even went on their site, I was already anticipating another Michael Ramirez classic cartoon because the seedy Congressman from Brooklyn, N.Y. , Anthony Weiner, has, of course, been all over the ‘Net with his zany, sophomoric sexcapades, [...]
The Die Is Cast
Republicans need to fight to stay alive. By: Jonah Goldberg Alea iacta est. That’s what Julius Caesar proclaimed as he crossed the Rubicon River in 49 B.C. It means, “The die is cast.” By crossing the Rubicon with his army — against Roman law — Caesar guaranteed a head-on conflict with the overconfident Roman ruler [...]
National Right to Life Letter to Members of the U.S. House of Representatives
The following letter was sent by National Right to Life to members of the U.S. House of Representatives on May 3, 2011. May 3, 2011 RE: No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act (H.R. 3) Dear Member of Congress: The National Right to Life Committee (NRLC), the nationwide federation of right-to-life [...]
Posted in Abortion, Congress, Health Care, Solid Principles
Tagged as: Abortion, Hyde Amendment, National Right to Life, Obamacare
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What John Ensign’s resignation means for Sharron Angle
By: Rachel Weiner The surprise resignation of Sen. John Ensign (R-Nev.) has major implications for another Nevada Republican: former assemblywoman Sharron Angle. Angle, who lost last fall to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, was planning to run for Rep. Dean Heller’s seat when the Republican congressman ran for Senate next year. Now that Ensign is [...]
Red tape cut in health care law
By Stephen Dinan The Washington Times Congress on Tuesday revoked the first significant parts of President Obama’s health care initiative when the Senate voted overwhelmingly to eliminate a burdensome tax paperwork requirement the law imposes on businesses. Republicans called the bill “a down payment on total repeal” while most Democrats said it marked an improvement [...]
Posted in Congress, Democrats, Eric Cantor, Health Care, John Boehner, Republicans
Tagged as: Congress, Eric Cantor, Health Care Law Repeal, House Speaker John Boehner, Obamcare
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Tea party leader lashes out at Scott Brown
By JENNIFER EPSTEIN Sen. Scott Brown has thrown his tea party supporters “under the bus” with his recent critiques of some Republican budget cut proposals, a movement leader said Friday. Brown, a Massachusetts Republican, on Thursday denounced GOP suggestions to cut social and cultural programs as “irresponsible,” and Judson Phillips, a leader of Tea Party [...]
