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And independents, 2027488002. If you want to text us, do so at 2027488003. You can tweet cspanwj and our Facebook Page, facebook. Com cspan. The headline from the Washington Times this morning regarding the statement from Speaker Pelosi yesterday, here is how it reads, pelosi defies bipartisan calls to send articles of impeachment adding democrats adjust she will indefinitely trial. She insisted the senate make public the rules for the trial. The trial cannot start until the House Speaker sends articles to the upper chamber. The press conference you can find here is what she had to say about t...

We think the blackout rule is obsolete or at the fcc will vote finally at the end of this year. A bill that tries to address concerns over must carry carriage rules over read transmission consent, and giving people level footing when it comes to being able to negotiate with broadcasting being able to negotiate with the providers and the people who are trying to deliver that media to the consumer. It puts people on a level Playing Field when it comes to the kinds of negotiations. Republican representative bob latta from ohio. Brian higgins, and colorado republican cory gardner. Monday night at ...

This article was originally published on The Conversation. Amid all the attention on former President Barack Obama's new book, what may not have shown up in the reviews is mention of a two-page summary that, for legislative scholars like me, includes what may be the shortest and perhaps best description of how legislatures really work, even for political scientists. Based on his time as an Illinois state senator from 1997 to 2004, the brief passage crystallizes the inner workings of the legislative process. As a scholar who has observed and studied state legislatures and Congress for almost 5...

STNG AP Amid all the attention on former President Barack Obama’s new book, what may not have shown up in the reviews is mention of a two-page summary that, for legislative scholars like me, includes what may be the shortest and perhaps best description of how legislatures really work, even for political scientists. Based on his time as an Illinois state senator from 1997 to 2004, the brief passage crystallizes the inner workings of the legislative process. As a scholar who has observed and studied state legislatures and Congress for almost 50 years, I know there are hundreds of autobiograp...