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From Under The Rubble | Is The Rule Of Law Immoral? (Part III)...
Last week the Rubble talked to Congressman Steve King , a prominent member of the House Subcommittee on Immigration and Border Security.
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In the late 18th century, famous English polemicist and artist William Blake observed that "General Good is the plea of the scoundrel, hypocrite, and flatterer." Blake could easily have been talking about any number of "good government" groups currently operating in Wisconsin.
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Nation must do better for those who rely on food aid
In an ideal world, every parent would have the means to provide for his or her children, the American economy would continually grow and no worker would ever experience job insecurity.
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House Dems push for pre-conference deal on 2014 budget
"Look, that's part of the regular order. Those are the rules of the House - those are the Republican rules.
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LETTER: Grand Old Party is alive and well
The letters decrying the Republican Party are humorous but so inaccurate. A party of "old fogies" doesn't cut it.
Does truth prevail in Rubio's immigration reform ad?
The biggest stumbling block to immigration reform is no longer politics but how to market the deal to conservatives.
Wilkinson: Conservatives Muzzled by Liberals, and by Themselves
"I looked at commencement and other announced graduation event speakers for 2012 and 2013 from the top 100 universities and top 50 liberal arts colleges ." All told, he wrote, "there were only three identifiably conservative speakers at the top 50 colleges and 12 at the top 100 universities, compared with a total of 69 identifiably liberal ... (more)
The Cabal That Quietly Took Over the House
On a frigid Wednesday afternoon in January, Speaker John Boehner sat in a conference room at the Kingsmill Resort in Williamsburg, Va., acknowledging the limits of his authority.
For Republican Presidential Hopefuls, 2016 Campaign Efforts Have Begun
Seeking to raise money for the New Hampshire Republican Party, state chairwoman Jennifer Horn recently called the party's national boss, Reince Priebus, with a question: Could he get Rand Paul to visit? The request, and Paul's appearance here last Monday in a room packed with 500 Republicans, spoke volumes about the party as its followers - some ... (more)
Shouting match ensues in House over amendment to allow lawmakers to carry guns anywhere
A little spat broke out in the House between two factions of conservatives on either side of an amendment that would extend the special privilege to carry concealed handguns anywhere to elected officials.
House members fear immigration bill by Senate will blunt their role
Committee approval of a Senate immigration overhaul has put pressure on the House, where Speaker John Boehner and top leaders have been pushing a bipartisan group of lawmakers to produce their own bill.
Senate Republicans are warring over the budget, creating rifts between the old and new guards, the mainstream and the tea party and Sens.
Highlights from around the Capitol
Nearly 2,000 people went to Gov. Rick Perry 's website in January to sound off on how lawmakers should cut taxes by $1.8 billion.
Biggest GOP food stamp foe gets huge farm subsidies
Rep. Stephen Fincher has been making a big splash with his supposedly Jesus-inspired opposition to the government helping to keep poor people alive by giving them food stamps.
Paul Ryan writing political autobiography
Republican vice presidential nominee Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin answers a question during the vice presidential debate at Centre College, Thursday, Oct.
Progressive activist Sara Johann planning run for public office in Wisconsin in 2014
About a week or so ago, I stumbled on this Facebook group that was created by a progressive political activist by the name of Sara Johann, where she announced that she intends to run for public office in Wisconsin in 2014 , although did not specify exactly which office she intends to run for.
Is it time, at long last, for the citizens of the United States to enjoy the constitutional right to vote for the people who govern them? Phrased in that way, the question may come as a shock.
Book News: Lydia Davis Wins Man Booker International Prize
Lydia Davis poses during a photocall in May for the finalists of the 2013 Man Booker International literary prize in London.
Opinion: SNAP (formerly the Food Stamp Program) is most effective anti-hunger initiative
A sign in a market window advertises the acceptance of food stamps on October, 2010 in New York City.
Wisconsin's Scott Walker: Anti-union governor comes to labor town
News about Seattle City Hall, Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn, Washington Governor Jay Inslee, Seattle and King County government and more The political right's top event of the year in this corner of America's "Left Coast" is the annual dinner of the Washington Policy Center, where guests have ranged from ex-Florida Gov.