Which Congressman Is Batman?
Because it’s the Congress we deserve, not the Congress we need right now.
Because it’s the Congress we deserve, not the Congress we need right now.
The Republican congressman tells Morning Joe that he thinks there’s a “workable solution.”
Ryan says he hasn’t read Portman’s op-ed yet.
“Why lose 10 years of elections to mess with those programs?” the pundit says of changes to Medicare.
Confusion over why Republicans are doing this again after losing in 2012.
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The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee looks to hit Republicans again on cuts to Medicare.
Plans for a roundtable discussion this week. “The reality is, many of the decision-makers on Capitol Hill are in their 60s and 70s,” says Schock.
House GOP leaders want Obama to own the automatic cuts to spending known as the sequester, but their budget chief is expected to count the cuts toward his 10 year plan.
GOP budget chief says colleagues must understand “realities” of divided government.
“President Obama and Congress owe the people of New York and New Jersey better,” Ryan said.
Not exactly “nailed it,” but a game attempt.
The phrase isn’t new. Here’s how it traveled from speculation about a western movie in 1966 to become shorthand for Washington’s current budget crisis.
The former running mate and current House Republican budget chief keeps an unusually low profile. “I’m not commenting on any of that stuff.”
A look back at the most GIF’d year in the history of the electoral process.
Potential 2016 candidates make a move.
The message: “We do care about people, not just the wealthy,” says an aide. It’s all about the children!
The next Nancy Pelosi? With an eye on his future, Van Hollen hopes to protect Democrats from the fiscal cliff.
Oh if only we had charts and graphs to show we knew Ann would wear red and Paul Ryan would wear baggy!
Heard on Election Day. “We on Main St., he’s on Madison / 50K a plate, with that dude Sheldon Adelson.”
It’s hard to believe this thing is finally wrapping up. A look back at the campaign’s most memorable magazine covers.
Etsy sellers can always tell exactly what this nation needs. And right now what we need is a crocheted Mitt Romney yarmulke and Paul Ryan’s face on a marshmallow.
The Republican vice presidential nominee tries to fire up the Evangelical vote. In private, a departure from the moderate rhetoric of the closing days.
“This is Cher, bitches. Do what she says … and God bless America,” Kathy Griffin says in a new web ad focused on turning out voters for women’s rights. GOP comments on abortion dominate the ad by the people behind 2008’s “Great Schlep.”
The storm, the jobs numbers, and the last decisions.
“You know, we already have a Secretary of Business — it’s actually called the Secretary of Commerce,” Ryan says in Greeley, Co. The VP nominee slams Obama for not filling the post.
Politics is left to the bottom of the ticket in Sandy’s shadow.
The “Romney-Ryan Real Recovery Road Rally” to cover 11 states, include nearly 100 surrogates.
There’s not much to say about this picture with the exception of Stacey’s outfit: is it or drab?
“Governor Romney believes this is a time for the nation and its leaders to come together to focus on those Americans who are in harms way.”