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In today's Problem-Solver's Daily, immigration battles loom, Congress is scrambling before student loan rates double and Rep. Tom Rooney joins the Problem Solvers.
In today's Problem-Solver's Daily, Problem Solvers Reps. Chris Gibson and Sean Patrick Maloney talk about working together, the farm bill is gaining momentum in the House and find out some of the reasons students are interning at No Labels.
The interns at No Labels come from all across the country with different stories as to how they got to No Labels.
In today's Problem-Solver's Daily, the House farm bill is scheduled to go to the floor tomorrow, Sen. Chuck Schumer has changed his attitude and how cities are fixing America.
In today's Problem-Solver's Daily, we look at the eroding trust in Washington and our lawmakers' responsibilities.
Yesterday, Republicans and Democrats faced off in the 52nd Annual Congressional Baseball Game.
In today's Problem-Solver's Daily, Chris Christie speaks about problem solving, the movie 42 highlights traits our Congress needs and Congress' approval continues to drop.
If you haven’t seen the movie 42 yet, buy your tickets now. If not for your love of baseball, then for the appreciation of a man who broke the color barrier in all sports. The movie highlights the trust between an extraordinary player, a manager and an entire team that would go on to change the world.
In today's Problem-Solver's Daily, gridlock is the main problem in Congress, a top CEO warns Congress about inaction and there is a standoff already on immigration but it not about policy.
In today's Problem-Solver's Daily, immigration reform cleared a hurdle, there is farm bill trouble in the House and bad news on the debt ceiling.
If Congress can't pass a budget and all annual spending bills on time, members of Congress should not get paid.
All presidential nominations should be confirmed or rejected within 90 days of the nomination.
Require real (not virtual) filibusters and end filibusters on motions to proceed.
Allow a bipartisan majority of members to override a leader or committee chair’s refusal to bring a bill to the floor.
Make Congress work on coordinated schedules with three five-day work weeks a month in DC and one week in their home district.
Provide a monthly forum for members of Congress to ask the president questions to force leaders to debate one another and defend their ideas.
A nonpartisan leader should deliver an annual, televised fiscal update in-person to a joint session of Congress to ensure everyone is working off the same facts.
Members should make no pledge but the pledge of allegiance and their formal oath of office.
The House and Senate should institute monthly, off-the-record and bipartisan gatherings to get members talking across party lines.
At all joint meetings or sessions of Congress, each member should be seated next to at least one member of the other party.
Congressional party leaders should form a bipartisan congressional leadership committee to discuss legislative agendas and substantive solutions.
Incumbents from one party should not conduct negative campaigns against sitting members of the opposing party.
If Congress can't pass a budget and all annual spending bills on time, members of Congress should not get paid.
All presidential nominations should be confirmed or rejected within 90 days of the nomination.
Require real (not virtual) filibusters and end filibusters on motions to proceed.
Allow a bipartisan majority of members to override a leader or committee chair’s refusal to bring a bill to the floor.
Make Congress work on coordinated schedules with three five-day work weeks a month in DC and one week in their home district.
Provide a monthly forum for members of Congress to ask the president questions to force leaders to debate one another and defend their ideas.
A nonpartisan leader should deliver an annual, televised fiscal update in-person to a joint session of Congress to ensure everyone is working off the same facts.
Members should make no pledge but the pledge of allegiance and their formal oath of office.
The House and Senate should institute monthly, off-the-record and bipartisan gatherings to get members talking across party lines.
At all joint meetings or sessions of Congress, each member should be seated next to at least one member of the other party.
Congressional party leaders should form a bipartisan congressional leadership committee to discuss legislative agendas and substantive solutions.
Incumbents from one party should not conduct negative campaigns against sitting members of the opposing party.
If Congress can't pass a budget and all annual spending bills on time, members of Congress should not get paid.
All presidential nominations should be confirmed or rejected within 90 days of the nomination.
Require real (not virtual) filibusters and end filibusters on motions to proceed.
Allow a bipartisan majority of members to override a leader or committee chair’s refusal to bring a bill to the floor.
Make Congress work on coordinated schedules with three five-day work weeks a month in DC and one week in their home district.
Provide a monthly forum for members of Congress to ask the president questions to force leaders to debate one another and defend their ideas.
A nonpartisan leader should deliver an annual, televised fiscal update in-person to a joint session of Congress to ensure everyone is working off the same facts.
Members should make no pledge but the pledge of allegiance and their formal oath of office.
The House and Senate should institute monthly, off-the-record and bipartisan gatherings to get members talking across party lines.
At all joint meetings or sessions of Congress, each member should be seated next to at least one member of the other party.
Congressional party leaders should form a bipartisan congressional leadership committee to discuss legislative agendas and substantive solutions.
Incumbents from one party should not conduct negative campaigns against sitting members of the opposing party.
In today's Problem-Solver's Daily, immigration battles loom, Congress is scrambling before student loan rates double and Rep. Tom Rooney joins the Problem Solvers.
Check out moments where teammates haven’t trusted each other. Like in Washington, in sports a lack of trust can have serious consequences.
Congressmen Ami Bera, David Cicilline, Rodney Davis and Adam Kinzinger talk problem solving.
