House and Senate committees discussed and
passed several bills on Wednesday, including a
bill to exclude students with high GPAs from
truancy citations and a bill to set standards
for commercial breathalyzers.
Bill would let Paul run for 2 offices at same time
Bruce Schreiner, Associated Press |
posted Mar 6th - 2:50pm
U.S. Sen. Rand Paul faces a potential quandary as he weighs whether to run for president in 2016 or focus solely on re-election to his Senate seat. Legislation introduced Thursday in his home state would allow him to run for both.
Jindal: Obama assaulting American dream
Steve Peoples, Associated Press |
posted Mar 6th - 11:21am
Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal says President Barack Obama has launched an "assault on the American dream."
Rubio: Obama has a 'flawed' foreign policy
Florida Sen. Marco Rubio says the United States is the one nation that can rally people around the globe against the rise of totalitarian governments.
Conn. poll shows support for assisted suicide
The Associated Press |
posted Mar 6th - 10:50am
A poll indicates there's strong support in Connecticut for legislation that would allow doctors to prescribe medication to help terminally ill patients end their lives.
Christie attacks media in return to national stage
Steve Peoples, Associated Press |
posted Mar 6th - 10:31am
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is attacking the media as he returns to the national stage for the first time since a political retribution scandal erupted in his home state.
Senate GOP leader touts his conservatism at CPAC
Senate GOP leader Mitch McConnell is joining with conservative favorite Tom Coburn of Oklahoma at an annual conservative conference.
Ryan downplays intra-party tension
Congressman Paul Ryan says GOP leaders and conservative activists should "give each other the benefit of the doubt" in the debate over the party's future.
Sen. Ted Cruz: GOP needs to stand on principle
Sen. Ted Cruz says Republicans need to stick to their principles heading into the November elections — and that the alternative means more losses at the ballot box.
House approves prison move resolution, passes hotel convention bill
KSL.com |
posted Mar 5th - 1:49pm
Utah's House approved a resolution backing the
move for the Utah State Prison in Draper. The
Senate killed a bill to give $200 million to
update school technology and instead passed a
bill to fund new technological devices for
students with a tax increase.
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