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Politics Feb 04

Why shutting down Homeland Security won’t affect Obama’s immigration executive action

Today in the Morning Line: If DHS shut down, 85 percent of the agency’s workers would still work That includes the agency tasked with carrying out the president’s immigration executive action Some things would stop, including FEMA disaster planning,…

Politics Feb 03

Vaccines, measles and science cause issues in 2016 Republican presidential primary

Today in the Morning Line: Christie, Paul waffle on vaccines Christie walks it back; Paul goes further Ben Carson goes the other way, saying vaccines are necessary and “safe” House Republicans vote for the 56th time on whether to…

Politics Feb 02

Why Romney’s third quest for the presidency went up in smoke so quickly, and who gains

Today in the Morning Line: The air comes out of the Romney balloon Bush, Christie, Rubio likely benefit Walker, though, is the one with the momentum Budget day! What’s in Obama’s budget? Well, that ended quickly: We apparently are…

Politics Jan 29

Democrats begin to do some soul searching

House Democrats begin their annual issues retreat Thursday in Philadelphia. With all the focus on Republicans, their newfound governing majorities in Congress, and the divisions within their ranks between establishment and tea party members, it’s worth pointing out that Democrats…

Politics Jan 28

Republicans to vote on repealing Obamacare … again

Today in the Morning Line: House’s first month has focused on base issues without much chance of getting to the president Why another Obamacare vote? Freshmen want to say they voted against it Law remains unpopular, but people like…

Politics Jan 27

Budget outlook shows deficits, health costs down, but debt continues to rise

Budget cuts and increased revenue have again cut the federal deficit. But the Congressional Budget Office forecasts that under current policy (including the sequester/budget cuts) the deficit will start to rise again in 2018.

Politics Jan 26

Four reasons so many Republicans are running in 2016

Today in the Morning Line: A weekend full of GOP 2016 At least 17 Republicans have indicated their interest in running this cycle Money, attention, the Obama effect, and history are all reasons so many are throwing their hats…

Politics Jan 22

Obama goes on offense post-State of the Union

Today in the Morning Line:   Obama hitting the road Today, he’s in Kansas (before talking to YouTube stars) House abortion bill falls apart Boehner invites Netanyahu; doesn’t tell White House Just one senator (and it’s not the one you…

Politics Jan 21

President Obama draws a line in the sand with State of the Union

Today in the Morning Line: President Obama extends olive branch… to Democrats Eleven proposals the president made in State of the Union Fact checks galore – your links to the four best What was trending on Facebook, Twitter? A speech…

Politics Jan 20

Don’t expect Congress to act on much of what Obama proposes in the State of the Union

Today in the Morning Line: Just two of the 18 items President Obama asked Congress to work on in his 2014 State of the Union became law Expecting little congressional action, the White House has taken to executive action and…

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