Legislative Updates

Washington was rocked by a trifecta of scandal this week.

HouseGosnell: On Thursday, we met with House leadership to discuss Congressional hearings and legislative strategy…

Both Chambers of Congress have been calling foul over the Administration's continual play of politics…

Without your calls and e-mails to your senators, Sen. Reid would have succeeded at trampling…

The Senate was out of session but returns with a vengeance. The House was briefly…

The Senate was set up to be a much more deliberative body. Now, Reid is…

The new Members of Congress were sworn into office on Thursday, January 3. The House…

Early Thursday afternoon, word spread quickly around the Hill that Sen. Jim DeMint is resigning…

Congress is back in session for the lame duck.

Ultimately, Tuesday's results mean that not much has changed in the overall landscape in Washington.

With one of the most critical elections of our time just around the corner, all…

Two weeks away from one of the most crucial elections in recent memory, and Members…

This week, despite Congress officially being out of session, the House Committee on Oversight and…

Americans are safe - Congress is back at home campaigning. However, when they return, beware!…

Both the House and Senate have recessed to prepare for the November elections. Congress is…

This week is the last full week Congress will meet before the November elections.

Congress is back long enough to keep the government funded before ducking out to campaign…

Even with the short week from Labor Day, and with Congress still out of session,…

Congress is in recess until September 10. This means your members are home and in…

On August 1, the Health and Human Services (HHS) mandate requiring insurance companies to include…