David Ignatius writes about some rare bipartisan cooperation on the important House intelligence committee that inspires hope. Who’s to thank for this dramatic turnaround? Maryland’s Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger
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From piracy to privacy, Blackburn takes on Google
Rep. Marsha Blackburn isn’t making any friends at Google lately. After backing the Stop Online Piracy Act, the anti-piracy measure that rankled Google and other Internet companies, Blackburn issued a statement today blasting the company’s new privacy policy. “After all … Continue reading →
DesJarlais signs on to Cooper’s “No Budget, No Pay” measure
Reps. Scott DesJarlais and Jim Cooper don’t often see eye to eye. But they agree on one thing – Congress shouldn’t be paid if it can’t pass a budget on time. DesJarlais signed on today to Cooper’s “No Budget, No … Continue reading →
Cooper, Fincher to take bipartisan “dates” to State of the Union
It’s a new tradition in the making: bipartisan seating at the State of the Union address. Tennessee Reps. Jim Cooper, D-Nashville, and Stephen Fincher, R-Frog Jump, have signed on to sit with colleagues from the opposite party at the address … Continue reading →
DesJarlais launches radio ad
With the beginning of an election year comes the proliferation of campaign advertisements, and Rep. Scott DesJarlais isn’t wasting any time. The Jasper Republican’s campaign launched its first radio ad of the year on Friday, the same day Republican state … Continue reading →
