House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) appeared on CNBC yesterday, and made a comment about the IRS controversy that struck me as problematic. Cantor, like most Republicans, seems have abandoned the argument the White House intervened and directed the tax agency on tax-exemp …
Last week, House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-VA) promised to schedule the first full Obamacare repeal vote for this legislative session. That vote, which will likely come on Thursday, will give freshman Republicans in the 113th Congress the opportunity to cast their own purely symbolic vote against health care reform. It will also mark the [...]
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-VA) said the House will investigate the IRS after the agency admitted to and apologized on Friday for targeting Tea Party and conservative groups during the 2012 election. "The IRS cannot target or intimidate any individual or organization based on their political beliefs," Cantor said on Friday. Show More Summary
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) chatted with National Review's Robert Costa this week, and Costa complained that President Obama "doesn't seem to socialize" with House Republicans. Cantor replied that he'd "just had drinks" with White House chief of staff Denis McDonou …
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, in an interview with National Review's Robert Costa, says he sees his primary job as passing legislation that will win votes for Republicans:
COSTA: Do you see all of your work this year as a rebranding...Show More Summary
Over on the home page, House majority leader Eric Cantor chats with National Review about his agenda. He also criticizes the president for being disengaged. COSTA: Speaking of tense relations, House Republicans don’t have much of a relationship with the president. Show More Summary
LOL FOREVER:House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) ripped the media in a speech Tuesday to the Ripon Society, arguing press coverage is partly responsible for the GOP's messaging woes.Cantor, who has tried to recast the image of the...Show More Summary
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-VA) blamed the media, in part, for the messaging problems Republicans have in America. Speaking at the Ripon Society on Wednesday in Washington, Cantor said “The media has done a great job of sort...Show More Summary
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor says Congress will vote next week on another measure designed to repeal Obamacare, tweeting that the law “keeps getting worse.” The move is an effort by GOP leaders to please conservatives, who are planning on running against the law in the mid-term elections next year.
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) vowed Wednesday to schedule a vote next week to repeal "Obamacare"—a move that will likely amount to little more than political theater. From Cantor's Twitter account: The House will vote next week for a full repeal of #Obamacare. twitter.com/EricCantor/sta… — Eric Cantor (@EricCantor) May 8, 2013 Conservatives and other [...]
The push is part of a broader Republican agenda undertaken by House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Va., to expand the party's political appeal to working families.
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Virginia) is promising fellow Republicans a vote on full repeal of Obamacare in the “near future.” The announcement comes after Cantor’s failed effort to pass a bill to expand the law’s high-risk pools;
The GOP forced flexibility act is part of a list of proposals House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) calls "Making Life Work." That's right, Republicans intend to make life nothing but work. No eight hours for sleep. No eight hours for anything you will. Just work, Gumby, just work.
The GOP forced flexibility act is part of a list of proposals House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) calls "Making Life Work." That's right, Republicans intend to make life nothing but work. No eight hours for sleep. No eight hours for anything you will. Just work, Gumby, just work.
Farm Bill- Policy Issues Chris Clayton reported on Friday at the DTN Ag Policy Blog that, “House Majority Leader Eric Cantor apparently won’t press another pause button on the farm bill. “Cantor, a Republican from Virginia, sent a memo out Friday to other House Republicans. In it, Cantor outlined several key agenda items for the spring [...]
• Alan looks into House Majority Leader Eric Cantor’s vow to repeal Obamacare.
It didn't get much attention last week, but House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) suffered a significant defeat last week. The Virginia Republican, as part of a larger rebranding campaign, crafted something called the "Helping Sick Americans Now Act," which intended to trans …
The New York Times had a lengthy report on House Majority Leader Eric Cantor's (R-Va.) struggling rebranding effort the other day, and noted something unexpected at the very end of the article: "[T]he House will turn for the rest of the week to the Responsible Helium Administrat …
Calgary Cruz cannot be popular in the House majority leader's office right now.
The rebellion against House Majority Leader Eric Cantor's Republican rebranding effort on health care didn't just come from House Republicans. Emails obtained by Buzzfeed show that Sen. Show More Summary
New York Times reporter Jonathan Weisman documented the failure of House Majority Leader Eric Cantor to remake the GOP's "uncompromising conservatism to something kinder and gentler" in "House Majority Leader’s Quest to Soften G.O.P.’s Image Hits a Wall Within," in a slanted story that's being passed off as straight news. Show More Summary