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The Caucus: G.O.P. Leader in Senate Says Focus Is Now Cuts, Not TaxesMitch McConnell made clear Sunday that he would oppose further increases in tax revenue, saying his attention was on ways to cut spending to deal with the government’s debt. ... |
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House follows Senate and passes bill to avert 'fiscal cliff'The measure, which awaits the president's signature, puts off large cuts in federal spending and increases taxes. But it delays efforts to revamp entitlement programs. ... |
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Sad But TrueJoe Weisenthal: "A number of folks in the media seem to get that there's something reckless about the Default Caucus of the GOP, but since they strive so hard for balance, they have to attack Obama for something too, and so they usually point to his lack of spending cuts."... |
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Coup ChatterEarlier tonight on CNBC, I previewed Thursday’s House leadership election. Speaker Boehner is expected to win the gavel, even though some activists have been pushing for a revolt. Though Boehner had several struggles with his caucus during the fiscal-c... |
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Boehner's VoteIn an hour, the House will vote on the Biden-McConnell deal. It’ll be a clean, up-or-down vote. Speaker John Boehner is not expected to vote on the package. However, according to sources who were at the GOP’s caucus meeting, Boehner told members... |
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Ian Bassin: How the Man Who Created the Cliff Also Saw It ComingThere may be a Republican who can help alleviate the dysfunction that has gripped Washington, but he's not in John Boehner's caucus. He's the one who last year predicted the mess we're facing to begin with: President George W. Bush.Read More... More on State of the Union ... |
