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Report: Cromnibus to Block D.C. Pot Sale, Regulation

While House Republicans are not expected to include language to block President Obama’s executive amnesty in the must-pass government spending bill. But the measure could include a rider to block the regulation and taxation of pot in Washington, D.C. Roll

Report: Cromnibus to Block D.C. Pot Sale, Regulation

Fed Workers Unhappy with Lack of Leadership

Given that rank and file federal workers may be best positioned to assess what type of leadership we have in government, that they are “increasingly dismayed by what they see as weak leadership across government” based upon a new survey

German Conservatives to Fete Merkel at Party Congress

German Chancellor Angela Merkel will rally the conservative faithful this week at their party congress, which is all but certain to jubilantly re-elect her as their unchallenged party chief. The only real question is whether she will match or even

German Conservatives to Fete Merkel at Party Congress

15 Questions Congress Should Ask Obamacare Architect Jonathan Gruber

On Tuesday, Obamacare architectJonathan Gruber and CMS Administrator Marilyn Tavenner testify before the CongressionalOversight Committee regarding the transparency and implementation ofObamacare. Gruber will undoubtedly be grilled onthe series of videos wherein he bragged that deception and “the stupidity ofthe American

15 Questions Congress Should Ask Obamacare Architect Jonathan Gruber

Report: Boehner’s Amnesty Omnibus Begins To Fall Apart

An action alert sent to Capitol Hill staffers from CQ Roll Call suggests that House Speaker John Boehner’s plan to fund President Barack Obama’s executive amnesty action for illegal aliens in a “CR-omnibus” bill may be beginning to fall apart–even

Report: Boehner’s Amnesty Omnibus Begins To Fall Apart

Obama Transfers 6 Guantanamo Detainees to Uruguay as Refugees

The Obama administration released six Guantanamo Bay detainees and sent them to Uruguay for resettlement as refugees amid the president’s renewed efforts to close down the facility.   Upon taking office, President Obama pledged to close down the U.S. military

Obama Transfers 6 Guantanamo Detainees to Uruguay as Refugees

Pelosi Looks Forward to GOP Compromises on Spending Package

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi says she is looking forward to finding compromise with Republicans on next week’s must-pass spending package. “My inclination is obviously is to be hopeful that the legislation will be something that we can accept and support,”

Pelosi Looks Forward to GOP Compromises on Spending Package

Conservatives Will Never Forget the Obama Amnesty

The Republican leadership in the U.S. House decided to let the fight over President Obama’s illegal executive amnesty to slide until next year when there’s a Republican majority in the U.S. Senate to help the cause. That sounds reasonable in

Conservatives Will Never Forget the Obama Amnesty

Ingraham: Hal Rogers ‘Needs to be Primaried’

Talk radio host Laura Ingraham argued that House Appropriations Chairman Hal Rogers (R-KY) “needs to be primaried” on Thursday. “Hal Rogers, who’s the Appropriations Committee Chairman from Kentucky in the House of Representatives, I have concluded needs to be primaried.

Ingraham: Hal Rogers ‘Needs to be Primaried’

NDAA Includes Cuts in Pay Raise and Benefits for Troops

The National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) agreement, reached by a bipartisan group of lawmakers from both chambers, will lower the pay raise for troops, slow the growth in housing allowances, and increase co-pays for most of their prescriptions.    Critics

NDAA Includes Cuts in Pay Raise and Benefits for Troops

House Votes to Block Obama’s Executive Amnesty

The House passed legislation declaring President Obama’s executive amnesty “null and void” Thursday, in a vote that many call merely symbolic as the Democrat-led Senate is unlikely to take up the bill.  The measure passed 219 to 197, with three

House Votes to Block Obama’s Executive Amnesty

Texas Sues Obama Over Executive Amnesty

AUSTIN, Texas — On Wednesday, Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott announced that Texas would lead a seventeen state coalition in a lawsuit challenging President Barack Obama’s immigration executive action, under which he announced in November that he would grant amnesty

Texas Sues Obama Over Executive Amnesty