John Boehner: Rangel, Waters Should Face Ethics Trials Before Election
GOP Prepares to Unveil New ‘Contract With America’
White House, Boehner Spar Over Bush Tax Cuts
John Boehner Defends His Famous Tan
Donald ‘Buz’ Lukens, Ex-Ohio Lawmaker Derailed by Scandal, Dead at 79
Filed under: House, Republicans, Scandal, Obits, Congress, Conservatives
Former Ohio Rep. Donald "Buz" Lukens, a charismatic conservative leader in the 1960s whose career was derailed by scandal, is dead at 79.
John Boehner to Drug Companies: Obama Administration Is Schoolyard Bully
Filed under: House, Democrats, Republicans, Health Care, Obama Administration, The Capitolist
House Minority Leader John Boehner sent an open letter this week to drug company CEOs, comparing the pharmaceutical industry's recent negotiations with the Obama administration to giving lunch money to a schoolyard...
ACORN Was Just Trying to Help
Filed under: Economy, Woman Up
Is It Time for Charlie Rangel to Go?
Filed under: House, Democrats, Republicans, Barack Obama, Economy, Investigations, Taxes, Congress
Should he stay or should he go? Here's the charge: As detailed below, New York Democratic Congressman Charles B. Rangel has...
Boehner: White House Hardball ‘Beneath the Presidency’
Filed under: Bush Administration, House, Republicans, The Capitolist
House Minority Leader John Boehner of Ohio Thursday became the latest Republican to criticize what he sees as the new, hardball tactics that the White House is employing to strike back at critics of President Obama's agenda, including the U.S....
A Tale of Three Polls: Rating Obama, Hill Leaders and the Parties
Filed under: Senate, House, Republicans, Barack Obama, Nancy Pelosi, Polls, Poll Watch, Congress, Harry Reid
While President Obama's poll ratings have come down over the months as the initial glow of his election wore off and the challenges...Rep. John Carter Finds His Missing $300,000 in Exxon Profits
Filed under: Democrats, Republicans, Economy, Investigations, Taxes
Texas Republican John Carter is the latest member of Congress to accuse a fellow member of wrongdoing while being guilty of essentially the same offense.
After initially denying...
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