Rep. Dave Camp is trying to push his reform proposal forward despite election-year wariness from party leaders
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Project Ivy: Democrats Taking Obama Technology Down Ballot
Fifteen months after the 2012 presidential campaign, the Democratic National Committee announced a new effort Monday to make the advanced data tools used by the Obama campaign available to Democratic candidates across the …
McCain: Hillary Would Be President If Election Were Tomorrow
The former Presidential candidate disagrees with fellow Republican Michele Bachmann who said that the country wasn’t ready for a female President
Boehner Throws in Towel on Debt Ceiling Fight
A concession to Democrats
House Republicans Move Toward Debt-Ceiling Vote
Repealing a cut to veterans’ pensions is the latest sweetener GOP leaders offer their members
Campaign Websites in 2014 Aren’t Always What They Seem
A new fundraising tactic walks a thin line between clever campaigning and fraud
Republicans Offer an Obamacare Alternative
In just four months, Republicans have shifted their Obamacare strategy from “repeal” to “repeal and replace.” That’s a twist in tone and policy ahead of the 2014-midterm elections that recognizes the public’s weariness of
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MSNBC’s Tweet About Biracial Families May Be More Wrong Than You Thought
A social scientist crunches the numbers after MSNBC’s tweet-gate
Fish in a Barrel: Reporters Steamed at GOP Retreat
Press kept safely penned away from lawmakers
For GOP, Adjusted 2016 Primary Calendar Is All About The Money
The Republican National Committee took steps Thursday to change how it will pick its presidential candidate in 2016, the latest effort by the national party to tighten control over the primary calendar. The motivation behind the …
Huckabee: GOP Waging ‘War For Women’
“Republicans don’t have a war on women,” Huckabee said. “We’re having a war for women.”
Congress Is Now Mostly A Millionaires’ Club
For the first time, more than half of congressional lawmakers are worth at least $1 million
Bicker, Jab And More Deadlock: Washington’s Bipartisan Solution For Income Inequality
President Lyndon B. Johnson declared America’s “unconditional” War on Poverty fifty years ago Wednesday, setting up far-reaching government initiatives like Medicaid, a greatly expanded food stamp program, and federally
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