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A Warped History of Hillary Clinton
I used to think that Hillary Clinton was a pretty smart politician, as far as Washington bureaucrats go, but following the Benghazi fiasco and her defense of that terrible sequence of events, I think Hillary displayed such an unknowledgeable level of unpreparedness that one can only question her qualifications to perform any function in any ... (more)
Should Emergency Disaster Relief Funding Be Offset With Budget Cuts?
A devastating tornado struck Moore, Okla. and surrounding areas on Monday, killing dozens and leaving little but rubble in its wake.
Processed industry horns in on Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program
Movement expected about the same. Trading seeded slow, others moderate. Prices seedless 35-60 counts lower, others generally unchanged.
Tammy Baldwin makes debut speech on U.S Senate Floor
Senator Tammy Baldwin made her debut speech on the U.S Senate Floor for the first time today in Washington D.C. Press Release: Washington D.C. - U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin today delivered her first speech on the floor of the United States Senate.
Tim Cook defends Apple tax policy in Senate hearings - live blog
Apple CEO says his company is a patriotic American company and complies with the law - and the spirit of the law - on tax Apple CEO Tim Cook waits in the audience before appearing at a Senate homeland security and governmental affairs investigations subcommittee hearing.
Examiner Editorial: Five senators who know how to control federal spending
Sen. Tom Coburn, R-Okla., and four other senators wrote the May 14 "Dear Colleague" letter.
The Senate legislation, sponsored by a Democrat, would prohibit agencies from doling out performance awards to members of the Senior Executive Service while the sequester is in effect.
U.S. needs a fully functioning National Labor Relations Board
Most people in Wisconsin don't even know what the National Labor Relations Board is.
McCain: Consumers shouldn't pay for TV they don't watch
Sen. John McCain urged a Senate panel on Tuesday to back his legislation that would pressure cable and satellite TV providers to allow their customers to pick and choose the individual channels they pay for.
Gilmer GOP Gears up for State Convention
During last Tuesday's Gilmer County Republican Party Meeting candidates for first and second vice chairs for the state party campaigned to Gilmer's GOP group.
President Barack Obama creating more government cynics
It was less than two weeks ago that President Barack Obama stood before the matriculating students at Ohio State University, urging them to have unwavering faith in their government.
Coburn, Colleagues Explaining Holding Up the #WGDB
Sen. Tom Coburn of Oklahoma on Tuesday circulated a letter where he and five GOP colleagues explains circumstances in which he won't allow legislation through the Senate quickly by unanimous consent using the chamber's "hotline" system.
Ron Johnson Reacts To Benghazi Testimony & IRS Scandal
For intelligent commentary and analysis of political and daily events, Milwaukee turns to the top-rated Midday with Charlie Sykes.
Chickamauga Man, 24, Dies At Panama City Beach
The body of a 24-year-old Chickamauga, Ga., man was found floating in the water on Panama City Beach early Sunday morning.
GOP reprises '90s scandal playbook
First things first: Secretary of State Hillary Clinton never said "Who cares?" about how four Americans died in Benghazi.
Lawyer Rick Esenberg revels in public policy fights
Rick Esenberg's love of law started with a long-ago television show named "Judd for the Defense," a series about a high-profile attorney who takes on tough cases across America.
Mary Bottari: Ghost in the Machine: Pete Peterson Haunts College Campuses
An odd couple made an appearance on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus recently: Tea Party Senator Ron Johnson and Madison's progressive Congressman Mark Pocan.
Our view: Focus on solutions during Benghazi probe
Republican strategists can barely contain themselves regarding developments that have come to light during the ongoing congressional Benghazi hearings.
Top Ten Republican Myths on Libya
John McCain, Ron Johnson and the others who make this charge are the most cynical and manipulative people in the world.
Corker Among Group Asking New Hearings On Benghazi
In a letter today to Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Menendez, D-N.J., committee Republicans including Bob Corker, R-Tenn.; James E. Risch, R-Idaho; Marco Rubio, R-Fla.; Ron Johnson, R-Wis.; Jeff Flake, R-Ariz.; John Barrasso, Wyo.; and Rand Paul, R-Ky., requested a hearing on the deadly Benghazi terrorist attacks to examine new ... (more)