Chad Kolinsky in Bipartisanship 6 hours ago
Many people don't understand what Chained CPI is and claim it is a benefit cut. Here are a few myths about Chained CPI.
Lenny DeFranco in Bipartisanship 13 hours ago
When not in power, the Republicans in Congress trump up scandals and grind the government to a standstill to deny any success to the opposition ... regardless of what they have to work with.
Matthew Rozsa in Bipartisanship 1 day ago
Senators Tom Coburn and Jim Inhofe voted to cut Hurricane Sandy relief funds by nearly two-thirds and to stop funding FEMA. Now that disaster is in their backyard, will they change their tune?
Alyssa Farah in Bipartisanship 5 days ago
With Benghazi, the IRS scandal, failed gun control legislation, and DOJ's the "investigation" of the Associated Press hanging over President Obama's head, he expresses the desire to go rogue.
Brandon Fallon in Bipartisanship 6 days ago
Partisanship between Republicans and the president has negatively impacted Obama’s performance in these five pivotal areas.
Douglas Goodman in Bipartisanship 6 days ago
Some members of Congress are trying to revive bipartisanship. What would happen if party affiliation was omitted from all elections?
Neeruj Sethi in Bipartisanship 1 week ago
A draft audit by the Inspector General reveals the IRS conducted unfair audits and denied conservative groups seeking tax exemption.
Melissa Sullivan in Bipartisanship 3 weeks ago
Representative Mel Watt (D-N.C.) is nominated to replace Edward DeMarco as the director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency. However, both Republicans and Democrats are skeptical.