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Meghan Blonder writes for the Washington Free Beacon about a high-profile legacy media figure carrying water for congressional Democrats. Good Morning America cohost and former Clinton White House official George Stephanopoulos parroted Democratic…
Salena Zito writes about attacks on a maverick U.S. senator from within his own party. Sen. John Fetterman‘s (D-PA) mental acuity was just fine to Democrats. But then he stood…
Editors at the Washington Examiner hope the current Congress will end silly games when addressing the federal government’s funding needs. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and 16 Republican House…
Susan Ferrechio of the Washington Examiner details a new group designed to help Congress get its act together. As part of a bipartisan spending deal, lawmakers last week voted to…
Michael Tanner explains at National Review Online that one item seems to inspire clear bipartisanship on Capitol Hill. With the divisiveness of tax reform now hidden behind the closed doors…
Michael Tanner questions in a National Review Online column whether the next U.S. House speaker will hold the line on budget limits set in the sequestration deal. Whoever emerges from…
Lawrence Kudlow‘s latest column posted at the Daily Caller examines the prospects for another partial federal government shutdown. Nobody really likes government shutdowns, including me. But sometimes you have to…
If you thought North Carolina was alone when it came to tardy budgets, think again. North Carolina joined Alabama and New Hampshire in passing a budget late last week. Now…
View in your browser. Guess what! Another budget extension has been passed by the General Assembly. Which means North Carolina is still without a spending plan for the current fiscal…
North Carolina lawmakers still cannot agree to a final budget. The Senate saw difficulty in compromise, so they decided to move their economic development and Medicaid reform plans out of…
View in your browser. North Carolina lawmakers still cannot agree to a final budget. The Senate saw difficulty in compromise, so they decided to move their economic development and Medicaid…