Republicans reportedly have another plan to get what they want on Obamacare and other issues.
Nobody has moved a piece yet, but the outcome of the Obamacare battle in the Senate seems foreordained.
Ted Cruz becomes a little more honest about his plan to “defund” Obamacare.
The House is going to make it more likely that we see a government shutdown at the end of the month.
There seems to be a divide developing between Republican leadership and the Tea Party over the idea of shutting the government down over Obamacare.
Japan’s National Debt has reached a level that’s somewhat incomprehensible.
Ted Cruz is either being incredibly cynical as he deludes his fellow Republicans, or he’s living in a fantasy world.
A top Republican Senator blasts the plan by some of his colleagues to “defund” Obamacare.
Republicans on Capitol Hill are openly disagreeing with a proposed strategy to threaten a government shutdown if Obamacare isn’t repealed.
The sequestration cuts are two months old, and it seems pretty clear that the claims of doom we heard before they went into effect were heavily exaggerated.
The Federal Budget Deficit appears headed in the right direction, for now.
Once again, politics is dictating military policy.
The Chairman of the House Budget Committee is proposing a budget that is based largely on fantasy.
Once again, politicians in Washington are engaging in irrelevant partisan battles rather than trying to solve the nation’s problems.
The Obama administration is promising massive cuts in public-facing services in the face of minuscule “cuts” to the budget.
The political antics surrounding the sequestration cuts is a prime example of what’s wrong with Washington.
The sequestration cuts are fast approaching, and the political battle is continuing.
Fitch is out this morning with a warning on the nation’s credit rating that both Republicans and Democrats need to listen to.
The GOP is following a strategy on the debt ceiling that cannot possibly succeed.