House Minority Leader John Boehner (R.-Ohio) said that Obama adviser Harry Knox should resign because of anti-Catholic statements he has made.
Sen. Kit Bond (R.-Mo.), vice chairman of the Senate intelligence committee, said the U.S. needs to rethink the policy of letting some terrorists into the country for intelligence-gathering purposes.
CNSNews.com asked members of Congress where the Constitution gave them the authority to mandate that individuals buy health insurance. They had a variety of answers.
Harry Knox, who advises President Obama on the faith-based initiative, reaffirmed his assertion that the pope is hurting people in the name of Jesus.
Harry Knox, an adviser to President Barack Obama, reaffirms his assertion that the pope is hurting people in the name of Jesus.
Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) said he doesn't support raising the salaries of federal employees until Congress does a "really good job of getting budgetary spending under control."
Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) said there are "a number of federal agencies, or at least federal programs" that could be scaled back or ended to help trim federal spending.
In discussing immigration reform, Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) said he had "met with Lou Dobbs who ... is changing his views on immigration."
House Homeland Security Investigations Subcommittee Chairman Chris Carney (D.-Pa.) scolded Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano for being a no-show at the committee's hearing on the Flight 253.
Congressman Paul Ryan told CNSNews.com that the GOP is Skeptical of Obama’s Commitment to Fiscal Prudence
Judiciary Chairman John Conyers sees no point in lawmakers reading 1,000-page health bill--unless they have two lawyers to interpret it for them. (By: Nicholas Ballasy, Jon Schulter.)
Sen. Tom Carper told CNSNews.com he won't read the actual text of the health bill before the Finance Committee votes on it.
When House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D.-Calif.) was asked where Constitution gives Congress authority to mandate that every American buy health insurance, she responded: "Are you serious?"
Singer and actress Cher says that life under Republicans almost "killed" her, and that President Barack Obama's "spirit" will allow him to do "more than anyone could possibly do" (By Nicholas Ballasy; Jon Schulter).
CNSNews.com asked Ron Paul whether forcing taxpayers to bailout deadbeat mortgage holders was just or unjust. (By: Nicholas Ballasy and Jon Schulter)
Millionaire filmmaker Michael Moore says, "Capitalism did nothing for me."
Democratic Rep. Jim Moran falsely accused a constituent attending a town hall meeting of pretending to be someone else.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D.-Calif.) says it is "morally correct" to force taxpayers to fund abortion.
Senator Mark Warner (D-Va.) said there is "no place" in the Constitution that mentions health care, or education, or even gives people the right to own a telephone.
In Mexico on Aug. 10, 2009, President Obama referred to Americans opposed to amnesty for illegal aliens as 'demagogues.'