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Will The 113th Congress Actually Get Some Things Done?

[ Posted Tuesday, February 5th, 2013 – 18:05 UTC ]

It is fashionable nowadays for pundits to decry the partisan polarization in Washington, and to bemoan how "broken" Congress is. Nothing will get done with such divided government, such conventional wisdom dictates. We're in for a long and bitter two years of legislative gridlock. I try to be an eternal optimist (while still staying within the bounds of reasonableness), and I can't help but wonder if this thinking may turn out to be wrong. Perhaps -- just perhaps, mind you -- the 113th Congress will be able to actually get a few important things done.

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Friday Talking Points [243] -- The Immigration Coalition

[ Posted Friday, February 1st, 2013 – 18:48 UTC ]

We seem to have a gang problem on Capitol Hill once again.

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We've Always Played Politics With Immigration

[ Posted Wednesday, January 30th, 2013 – 19:07 UTC ]

We stand at the beginning of a grand debate on immigration. America goes through these grand debates every generation or so, and what remains constant is that both sides in the fight can be counted upon to accuse the other side of "playing politics" with the immigration issue. This has, indeed already begun.

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Immigration Reform's Chances

[ Posted Tuesday, January 29th, 2013 – 17:40 UTC ]

Does comprehensive immigration reform have a chance of becoming law in 2013?

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