Van Hollen: No third Dem wave in 2010
The DCCC chairman believes Democratic candidates may face a tough environment.
The DCCC chairman believes Democratic candidates may face a tough environment.
Obama’s large and expensive agenda virtually assures that 2009 will be marked by intense partisan battles.
The urgency of the economic meltdown has overshadowed the two wars the United States is still fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan. That will not last.
President Barack Obama would lose his quiet struggle against nicotine addiction if he dispatched the Secret Service to score him a carton of Camels. So why is Obama fighting Washington’s addiction to debt by…sinking Washington deeper into debt?
Does anyone remember Eleanor Holm?
If you don’t, it is understandable. But with half the world seemingly concerned about Michael Phelps, it seems appropriate to recall the stunning, blonde 100-meter backstroke champion of the 1932 Olympics whose consumption of a few glasses of champagne and late night dice playing with sportswriters in 1936 cost her a repeat of her earlier gold medal triumph.
Should the federal government tell companies how much they may pay their executives? The Obama administration plans to do just that. The president announced Feb. 4 that companies receiving "extraordinary" levels of bailout money from taxpayers would be forced to limit top salaries to $500,000 a year.
In an ideas piece, Simmons says Obama will need to regularly coordinate with the left to keep them in line.
In an Ideas piece, Joshpe argues the bill is the big payback to unions who supported Dems.
In four years, the program doesn’t dole out a single dime of the $42B Congress allotted it.
As lawmakers debate the fate of the economy, Rangel finds stimulus elsewhere – by doodling.