Pelosi: Obamacare is not "in trouble"

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., brushes off the suggestion that Obamacare's rocky launch could imperil the law in its entirety

• Nov 17, 2013
• 01:35

"No doubt" rocky Obamacare rollout hurts Dems, Obama says

President Obama admits the problematic rollout of the healthcare law is a political liability for Democrats who supported it

• Nov 14, 2013
• 03:07

Democrats pile on Obamacare criticism

As the problems with the Affordable Care Act linger, more Democrats are betraying signs of anxiety about the political fallout

• Nov 13, 2013
• 02:53

Budget negotiations: Breakthrough or bust?

Both parties and and both houses of Congress are finally negotiating a long-term budget - but that doesn't mean they'll be successful

• Oct 31, 2013
• 02:44

Boehner on loan rates: D.C. Dems "have let these students down"

Flanked by interns, House speaker issues partisan blame for Congress' lack of action on the higher interest rate on federal student loans

• Jul 8, 2013
• 01:01

Rep. Becerra hopes immigration reform happens soon

Rep. Xavier Becerra, D-Calif., on what he expects and what he hopes for from a House immigration reform plan.

• Jul 7, 2013
• 05:02

Experts examine Egypt, domestic policy news

David Rohde, Michael O'Hanlon, Amy Walter and John Dickerson discuss the big foreign policy news of the week and what to watch for on Capitol Hill this week.

• Jul 7, 2013
• 10:22

Major points of contention linger in immigration debate

National Council of La Raza President and CEO Janet Murguia and Federation for American Immigration Reform President Dan Stein debate the Senate's immigration reform plan and discuss their expectations for the House debate.

• Jul 7, 2013
• 08:29

Rep. Jenkins pushes Senate Democrats on student loans

In weekly Republican address, Kansas Republican calls for Senate Democrats to pass a bill tying student loan rates to the marketplace

• Jul 6, 2013
• 02:59

Senate will not pass temporary farm bill extension, Reid says

Senate majority leaders tells House there's "no shame" in passing a new farm bill that attracts bipartisan support

• Jun 24, 2013
• 00:56

GOP pushes Senate Democrats on student loans

Rep. John Kline, R-Minn., touts House Republicans' proposal to tie federal student loan rates to the market

• Jun 22, 2013
• 02:07

Murray: Budget agreement should replace sequestration

Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., says Democrats and Republicans should at least be able to agree on a replacement for automatic spending cuts

• Oct 30, 2013
• 01:27

Calls to delay Obamacare enrollment deadline growing

As the administration scrambles to fix the Obamacare website, calls are growing from both Democrats and Republicans to push back the March 31, 2014, enrollment deadline

• Oct 27, 2013
• 01:51

Could a red state Democrat run for president in 2016?

Would a red state Democrat have enough national appeal to challenge a candidate like Hillary Clinton for the presidential nomination in 2016?

• Oct 25, 2013
• 03:38

Hillary Clinton blasts "scorched earth" political tactics

Former Secretary of State says the U.S. is "careening from crisis to crisis" instead of finding solutions and working toward them

• Oct 25, 2013
• 01:14

Obama: Get immigration reform done "this year"

President Obama says Congress has the chance to "prove that Washington can actually solve some problems"

• Oct 24, 2013
• 03:15

Dems on Obamacare website woes: Fix it, don't nix it

Congressional Democrats say both parties should be interested in making the Obamacare insurance exchanges work

• Oct 24, 2013
• 02:50

Becerra: "Absolutely" hold someone accountable for Obamacare problems

Rep. Xavier Becerra, D-Calif., says someone should answer for the website problems that plagued the rollout of the Affordable Care Act

• Oct 23, 2013
• 00:44

Government shutdown: Is there a way out?

John Dickerson, Gwen Ifill, Dana Milbank, and Jim VandeHei discuss the how the government shutdown might end

• Oct 6, 2013
• 15:26

Schieffer: Ending shutdown may require some finesse

"Face the Nation" host explains the delicate maneuvering that may be necessary to reopen the government

• Oct 6, 2013
• 01:42

Cornyn: Obama "AWOL" on shutdown, debt ceiling debates

Texas Republican condemns President Obama's refusal to negotiate with Republicans about the government shutdown and the debt ceiling

• Oct 6, 2013
• 07:11

Partisan gridlock keeps government shut for 5th day

Gridlock between the House and Senate keep the government shut for a 5th day

• Oct 5, 2013
• 02:16

Cantor: If Dems have "axe to grind" with GOP, why penalize Americans?

House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Va., calls on Democrats to support proposals reopening parts of government while parties negotiate budget deal

• Oct 5, 2013
• 01:50

Cornyn: Democrats "think the government shutdown is good politics"

Texas Republican accuses Democrats of prolonging the shutdown to exact a political price

• Oct 5, 2013
• 03:56

Party leaders more concerned with public opinion than negotiating shutdown solution

As the government shutdown drags on, the people at the center of the budgetary tug-of-war continue to engage in a game of high-stakes finger-pointing, despite their statements to the contrary

• Oct 4, 2013
• 02:20

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