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Survey Finds Americans Both Have Hope for and Distrust Government

November 23, 2015 By David Janney Leave a Comment

Survey Finds Americans Both Have Hope for and Distrust Government

In general, the American public holds distrust and is dissatisfied with the federal government as they ever have been. However, that tone changes when specific problems are asked about. The majority of people in the survey said the government plays an important role in helping to solve specific issues as well as in certain cases, […]

Filed Under: Headlines, House, Senate Tagged With: American Distrust Government, Pew Center

Defending Planned Parenthood Not Likely according to Paul Ryan

November 1, 2015 By Don Suarez Leave a Comment

Defending Planned Parenthood Not Likely according to Paul Ryan

If it were up to newly elected House Speaker Paul Ryan, Planned Parenthood would not get one “red cent” from taxpayers, but it is not. When aksed about defunding the controversial organization, Ryan replied. “I don’t think Planned Parenthood should get a red cent from the taxpayer. I’ve always believed that, even before these disgusting videos […]

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Paul Ryan Will Run for Speaker if…

October 21, 2015 By Don Suarez Leave a Comment

Paul Ryan Will Run for Speaker if…

The search for a new House Speaker may be ending soon. Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) told the House GOP conference Tuesday night that he will run for Speaker if every caucus endorses him and set a deadline of Friday for House Republicans to make up their minds. Otherwise he would be content to remain where he is, […]

Filed Under: House Tagged With: Paul Ryan

Benghazi Chairman Trey Gowdy to Republican Critics: “Shut Up”

October 19, 2015 By Don Suarez Leave a Comment

Benghazi Chairman Trey Gowdy to Republican Critics: “Shut Up”

The Democrats are not the only ones criticizing Benghazi Chairman Trey Gowdy. Rep. Richard Hanna (R-N.Y.) said that he believes a “big part” of it was designed to weaken Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, and House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) suggested in a recent Fox News interview that the committee was formed to drive down Clinton’s poll numbers. Bradley F. […]

Filed Under: House Tagged With: Trey Gowdy

Rep. Kevin McCarthy Withdraws From Speakers Race

October 8, 2015 By Don Suarez Leave a Comment

Rep. Kevin McCarthy Withdraws From Speakers Race

If there was that doubt that there was discord among the Republicans in Congress, that doubt can now be erased. House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy, the front-runner to replace John Boehner announced early Thursday that he was withdrawing from the race to become the new speaker when Boehner’s term ends on October 30. McCarthy was running against […]

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Republican Congress Moving to Disapprove Deal with Iran

August 4, 2015 By Jeremy Stewart Leave a Comment

Republican Congress Moving to Disapprove Deal with Iran

In September, the Congress will take a vote on a measure that would disapprove the nuclear deal with Iran, announced the GOP leader on Tuesday. The resolution of disapproval that was unveiled Tuesday has been authored by Republican Ed Royce, the Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee. Mitch McConnell the Senate Majority Leader indicated […]

Filed Under: Headlines, House Tagged With: Iran deal, Measure of Disapproval

Retirement Plans Not High On Priority List for Congress, Obama Steps In

August 4, 2015 By Tiffany Jacobs Leave a Comment

Retirement Plans Not High On Priority List for Congress, Obama Steps In

Last month President Obama proposed legislation that would automatically enroll new workers in an IRA if they lack access to a 401(k)-type plan through their employer. According to Labor Secretary Tom Perez, Congress failed to act and it became necessary for the federal government to take action. The plan would call for requirements to automatically enroll employees and […]

Filed Under: Headlines, House Tagged With: Retirement

Obama Announces Climate Change Rule on Greenhouse Gas Limits

August 4, 2015 By Stacy Ponder Leave a Comment

Obama Announces Climate Change Rule on Greenhouse Gas Limits

President Barack Obama announced on Monday a historic rule imposing the first ever federal limits for power plants on greenhouse gas emissions. Obama was emotional when he argued that climate change had already affected the reality we live in each day, saying he could not wait any longer to address the causes. We only have […]

Filed Under: Headlines, House Tagged With: Climate Change, Obama

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