Senator: Why Fed aid to foreign automakers?
Detroit Free Press
By TODD SPANGLER WASHINGTON -- Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont wants to know why the Federal Reserve spent billions of dollars helping foreign-based ...
Detroit Free Press
By TODD SPANGLER WASHINGTON -- Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont wants to know why the Federal Reserve spent billions of dollars helping foreign-based ...
Comment: Very true!!!
Senator Durbin No Unemployment Extension No Tax Cuts
WorldNewsVine
Washington, DC (Dec 6) – During an interview with Meet the Press on Sunday, Senator Durbin reaffirmed his commitment to both bringing the nation's economic ...
WorldNewsVine
Washington, DC (Dec 6) – During an interview with Meet the Press on Sunday, Senator Durbin reaffirmed his commitment to both bringing the nation's economic ...
GOP Senator George Voinovich Will Vote Against Any Extension Of ...
By The Huffington Post News Editors
Retiring Sen. George Voinovich (R-Ohio) has broken ground in the Senate by becoming the first to announce that he won't support any extension of the Bush tax cuts -- for middle-class families or the wealthy -- on the grounds that it ...
By The Huffington Post News Editors
Retiring Sen. George Voinovich (R-Ohio) has broken ground in the Senate by becoming the first to announce that he won't support any extension of the Bush tax cuts -- for middle-class families or the wealthy -- on the grounds that it ...
Comment: Here’s a clear example where the repeal of the 17th Amendment would affect the choice of a particular US Senator and their potential vote. Ohio is in dire straights economically and the last thing state officials would want to see is a federal tax hike. But leftist Republican Voinovich continues to advance the very agenda that has gotten this nation into financial trouble; spend and tax. There’s no way Voinovich would have ever been elected to the US Senate if the General Assembly had to decide.
EDITORIAL: Federalist fantasy
The News Herald
Ugh. A simpler, possibly more effective constitutional fix would be to repeal the 17th Amendment, which created the direct election of senators. ...
The News Herald
Ugh. A simpler, possibly more effective constitutional fix would be to repeal the 17th Amendment, which created the direct election of senators. ...
Another Observation about the 17th Amendment
If we repealed the 17th Amendment, I think it's safe to say that the wishes of ... Granted, a repeal of the 17th Amendment won't guarantee such vigorous and ...
If we repealed the 17th Amendment, I think it's safe to say that the wishes of ... Granted, a repeal of the 17th Amendment won't guarantee such vigorous and ...
Comment: It’s not about the party Professor; it’s about the federalist structure that needs to be restored.
Senate Democrats openly upset with tax cut deal
CNN (blog)
Senate Democrats are openly expressing their disappointment, and in some cases outrage, with the President Obama's tax cut deal. And what is most striking ...
CNN (blog)
Senate Democrats are openly expressing their disappointment, and in some cases outrage, with the President Obama's tax cut deal. And what is most striking ...
White House Pushes DREAM Act in String of Conference Calls
Fox News (blog)
... in the Senate quite likely to be tomorrow," White House Director of Intergovernmental Affairs Cecilia Muñoz said in a conference call with reporters, ...
Fox News (blog)
... in the Senate quite likely to be tomorrow," White House Director of Intergovernmental Affairs Cecilia Muñoz said in a conference call with reporters, ...
Gillibrand Pushes Senate To Pass 9/11 Health Bill
NY1
... pitch for support today on the anniversary of that attack. The first of three Senate votes on the September 11th bill is expected as early as tomorrow.
NY1
... pitch for support today on the anniversary of that attack. The first of three Senate votes on the September 11th bill is expected as early as tomorrow.
Taxes, What Taxes? Senate Starts Impeachment Trial - The Note
By ABCNews.com
All the talk in Washington today is about President Obama's deal to extend all the Bush tax cuts, but the Senate this morning is focused on something altogether different: the impeachment trial of a federal judge, only the 12th one in ...
By ABCNews.com
All the talk in Washington today is about President Obama's deal to extend all the Bush tax cuts, but the Senate this morning is focused on something altogether different: the impeachment trial of a federal judge, only the 12th one in ...
Comment: Consider this, if the 17th Amendment was never enacted it would be the states that would be conducting the impeachment through their senator rather than a small group of 100 oligarchs making the decision. Repealing the 17th Amendment provides oversight from the states, rather than trusting 100 men and women who are beholden to the protection of the status quo.
With Baucus Bill Blocked In Senate, What Now For Estate Tax ...
By Hani Sarji
On December 2, 2010, Senator Max Baucus (Chairman of the Senate Committee on Finance), introduced legislation that would have permanently extended current tax rates on incomes up to $200000 for individuals and $250000 for married ...
By Hani Sarji
On December 2, 2010, Senator Max Baucus (Chairman of the Senate Committee on Finance), introduced legislation that would have permanently extended current tax rates on incomes up to $200000 for individuals and $250000 for married ...
The Caucus: Another Republican Senator Signals Support for Arms Treaty
New York Times (blog)
By PETER BAKER Another Republican senator signaled Tuesday that he may vote for the new arms control treaty with Russia if it comes up for a vote before the ...
New York Times (blog)
By PETER BAKER Another Republican senator signaled Tuesday that he may vote for the new arms control treaty with Russia if it comes up for a vote before the ...
WikiLeaks: US Senator Joe Lieberman suggests New York Times could be investigated
The Guardian
A leading US senator suggested tonight that the New York Times and other news organisations publishing the US embassy cables being released by WikiLeaks ...
The Guardian
A leading US senator suggested tonight that the New York Times and other news organisations publishing the US embassy cables being released by WikiLeaks ...
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