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New Acting IRS Commissioner Doesn’t Need Senate Approval Since He’s Temporary Appointment
President Barack Obama picked a senior White House budget official to become the acting head of the Internal Revenue Service on Thursday, the same day another top official announced plans to leave the agency amid the controversy over agents targeting Tea Party groups.
Maryland Republicans Replace House Leadership
Republican lawmakers in the Maryland House of Delegates have elected new leadership.
Eye On 2016? Rand Paul To Deliver Speech In New Hampshire Next Month
Republican Sen. Rand Paul is set to appear in New Hampshire next month, becoming the first potential 2016 presidential candidate to deliver a formal speech in the state likely to host the nation’s first presidential primary.
Can Hard-Right Ideology Win in Virginia?
Virginia is conducting nothing short of a grand political experiment in 2013, testing whether a tea party favorite can carry a closely divided state with conservative roots.
Sen. Rand Paul Pulls Narrow Victory in Early 2016 GOP Prediction Poll
Thousands of activists who packed into suburban Washington’s national conservative summit gave Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul a narrow victory over Florida Sen. Marco Rubio in their unscientific presidential preference poll. Paul had 25 percent of the vote and Rubio 23 percent. Former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum was third with 8 percent.
Senate Democrats Fail To Win Gun Control Support From Key Conservative
Senate Democrats have set aside their effort to win support from conservative Sen. Tom Coburn for requiring federal background checks for nearly all gun purchases, an aide to a key lawmaker said Wednesday.
Kentucky Senate Speaker Urges GOP Not To Back Down To ‘Fringe’ Gun Rights Groups
Before a House vote to give final approval to a contentious firearms bill last week, Speaker Beth Harwell implored her Republican colleagues to ignore demands from what she deemed “fringe” groups to make major changes to the measure.
Kentucky Senate Overwhelming Passes Bill Prohibiting Federal Gun Laws
The Kentucky Senate has overwhelmingly passed a bill that would prohibit Kentucky from enforcing any federal gun control laws if they’re enacted.
Accusing Fraud, Federal Court Orders More Access To GOP Computers
A federal court has given groups suing the state broad access to computers used by the Republican-controlled Legislature to redraw political boundaries in 2011.
Rift Grows Between Obama And Rubio On Immigration Bill
The White House sought to keep delicate immigration negotiations on track Tuesday as a key Republican senator further distanced himself from a draft bill President Barack Obama’s aides are readying in case congressional talks crumble.



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