According to Idaho Rep. Raul Labrador, one potential benefit of the Internal Revenue Service scandal is that it may increase the public’s support of the House’s efforts to repeal and replace President Obama’s Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, a.k.a. Obamacare.
Local professional athletes donate to Oklahoma tornado relief funds
In the wake of destruction caused by massive tornado in Oklahoma on Monday that left at least 91 dead, two professional athletes with Oklahoma roots have gone above and beyond the call to help out their fellow Sooners.
By Meghan Keenan /// May 22, 2013
Cookie Monster visits the Hill to announce new Sesame Street and USO military base tour
From Sesame Street to North Capitol Street, Cookie Monster is on the move. The beloved children’s character visited Capitol Hill Wednesday to announce the Sesame Street Outreach and United Service Organization’s upcoming tour of military bases throughout the world.
By Meghan Keenan /// May 22, 2013
‘Girls Gone Wild’ founder Joe Francis calls jurors “mentally f—king retarded”
“Girls Gone Wild” founder Joe Francis isn’t head-over-heels for the jurors that found him guilty of assault and false imprisonment earlier this month – in fact, he thinks they’re “mentally f-ing retarded.”
By Arianne Talma /// May 22, 2013
Joe Biden jokes about Obama’s reliance on teleprompters
Vice President Joe Biden threw his boss under the bus last night.
By Laura Byrne /// May 22, 2013
AEI panel discusses importance of ‘liberating libations’ from government control
Money, influence, prestige and name recognition aren’t the only qualities that are detrimentally influential to finding success in the political world. If you ask the scholars at the American Enterprise Institute, they’ll tell you that alcohol is just as important!
By Kaitlyn Schallhorn /// May 22, 2013
Justin Bieber requires quests to sign liability, non-disclosure waivers before entering home
What happens at Justin Bieber’s house allegedly stays at Justin Bieber’s house! The 19-year-old Canadian pop singer is threatening to sue house guests for a whopping $5 million if they post pictures or comments online about their visits to his California residence.
By Arianne Talma /// May 22, 2013
Former IRS Commissioner Shulman: I visited the White House for “the Easter Egg Roll”
Why did former IRS Commissioner Doug Shulman visit the White House 118 times in 2010 and 2011? At least one time was for the Easter Egg Roll.
By Kelsey Osterman /// May 22, 2013
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