From $1 million dollars for the Portsmouth Music Hall in New Hampshire, to $206,000 for wool research in three Western states, Congress continues the practice of earmarks — a process where federal taxpayer money is allocated to specific projects in districts across the United States.
Proponents defend the process as necessary to representing their constituents — an indication that elected officials are using the legislative process to bring home the bacon, and to ensure their re-election…
In a letter dated December 30, 2009, C-SPAN called upon President Obama and United States Congressional leaders to conduct final health care overhaul deliberations in public view. The single-page request, written by C-SPAN Chairman and CEO Brian P. Lamb, was prompted by House and Senate leaders’ recent decision to hold reconciliation discussions in private. “Many [...]
The nation’s public cable network wants Congress to debate in the open. In a letter dated December 30, 2009, C-SPAN called upon President Obama and United States Congressional leaders to conduct final health care overhaul deliberations in public view.
The single-page request, written by C-SPAN Chairman and CEO Brian P. Lamb, was prompted by House and Senate leaders’ recent decision to hold reconciliation discussions in private…
Rand takes the lead, and Grayson takes the low road! The possibility of having a true small government conservative in the senate is coming closer every day. Rand still has a while to go, but as long as Grayson resorts to low blow attacks like calling Rand’s ideas crazy, hes a shoe in. You can [...]
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