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Ian Tuttle of National Review Online highlights the often-ignored policy proposals put forward by Republican leaders in the U.S. House of Representatives. For Paul Ryan, though, the desert of ideas…
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As the John Locke Foundation prepares to unveil soon its First in Freedom initiative, it’s interesting to note Joel Gehrke’s National Review Online article about congressional Republicans who are also…
James Antle explains in a Daily Caller column that congressional conservatives are voting with their feet when it comes to membership in a caucus devoted to conservative issues. The Beatles…
Republicans will hold their largest majority in the U.S. House of Representatives in decades thanks to the 2014 elections. Michael Barone reminds Washington Examiner readers that the composition of this…
• Several members of the North Carolina congressional delegation paid tribute to retiring Rep. Howard Coble, R-6th, by wearing plaid or madras jackets on the House floor as Coble concludes his…
Representing the 10th congressional district in North Carolina, Representative Patrick McHenry has been named the Republican Chief Deputy whip of the House GOP Conference. Rollcall.com – Majority Whip-elect Steve Scalise…
With the news that Democratic congressmen Henry Waxman and George Miller plan to retire at the end of the year, Michael Barone looks back at the impact their congressional class…
Readers of Peter Schweizer’s book Throw Them All Out will not be surprised to learn from the latest Bloomberg Businessweek that some members of Congress just can’t seem to get…
Bob Geary at the Independent Weekly does a good job of defining two problems with elections in North Carolina and outlining solutions for them. Unfortunately, he separates the third problem…
Sometimes the folks on Jones Street get into arguments over definitions. The clearest example cropped up in a 2003 debate about the definition of “tax increase.” Democrats and some House…