Will immigration reform get killed in Republican-led House?
By Thomas Ferraro WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The biggest overhaul of U.S. immigration laws in a generation won bipartisan approval from a powerful U.S.
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The GOP doesn't oppose Richard Cordray. It opposes his whole agency.
Harry Reid could go nuclear this summer. Reid is looking to take dramatic action to get Richard Cordray confirmed as head of the Consumer Financial ...
Editorial Board: Virginia’s GOP is stuck in traffic
VIRGINIA ATTORNEY GENERAL Ken Cuccinelli, who’s hoping voters promote him to governor in November, has had an election-year epiphany.
In North Carolina, unimpeded GOP drives state hard to the right
RALEIGH, N.C. — Backed by throngs of chanting supporters, dozens of liberal demonstrators are subjecting themselves to arrest each Monday at the ...
Greg Sargent: Why Dems haven't (completely) given up hope on GOP cooperation
In an interesting paradox, the most ostentatious display of Tea Party intransigence in quite some time is persuading Democrats not to (completely) ...
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Three reasons Congress is broken
Why is Congress so helpless and so hopeless? We’ve heard all the fashionable explanations: partisan gridlock; special interests and the impact of ...
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Senators lack votes on immigration despite progress
Sen. Bob Menendez, D-N.J., says supporters do not yet have necessary votes to move on immigration reform
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Can The Democrats Retake The House Next Year?
Steve Israel's talking point is "problem solvers." He repeats it like a mantra. But there's something else interesting that he said in his interview ...
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Josh Barro didn't leave conservatism. Conservatism left Josh Barro.
I know Josh Barro. Josh Barro is a friend of mine. Josh Barro does not climb trees and throw coconuts at you, as the Atlantic's graphic alleges.
Rand Paul 2016 Announcement: Republican Running For Senate, Presidential Decision Comes 'Later'
Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) announced Friday he would definitely be running in 2016 -- for the U.S. Senate, that is. "For now, [what] we know for sure is ...