The Hill's E-news: January 12, 2015

	January 12, 2015

Veto battles set to begin 
By Justin Sink and Scott Wong
This could be the year of the veto for President Obama.

White House criticized for absence at Paris rally 
By Elise Viebeck
The Obama administration was represented by the U.S. ambassador to France.

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Health reform a plus for Dems, at last 
By Juan Williams
OPINION | Starting now, running against ObamaCare is a dangerous game.

This week: Immigration, Keystone pipeline 
By Cristina Marcos
Votes on the Keystone pipeline and nixing Obama's immigration action top the agenda.

Clinton ready to embrace Obama on economy
By Amie Parnes
Hillary Clinton is ready to run on President Obama’s record when it comes to the economy.

Holder: French attacks point to US threats
By Elise Viebeck
"This is the nature of the new threat we must confront," he said.

Sunday show wrap-up: Attacks dominate
By The Hill Staff
The Petraeus investigation and Keystone pipeline also grabbed a share of the spotlight.

Feinstein: Petraeus has 'suffered enough'
By Elise Viebeck
"How much do we want to punish somebody?" she asked.

Four more votes needed to override Keystone veto, ND senator says
By Lydia Wheeler
Sen. John Hoeven (R-N.D.) said supporters now have 63 votes.

Ryan asks Christie: 'Do you need a hug now?'
By Kyle Balluck
Ryan ribbed Christie after the Packers downed the Cowboys in the NFC playoffs.

Congress should see Obama's defense budget and raise it
By Mackenzie Eaglen, contributor, and Charles Morrison
The Republican majority has an opportunity to prove it is serious about national security.

Bloomberg: The candidate's dilemma: Is it worth quitting your day job to run for president?
By David Knowles
Sometimes, looking for a new job means losing the one you've got.

The Washington Post: With 2016 on the horizon, both parties work on developing messages of economic populism
By Philip Rucker and Dan Balz
Economic mobility and the middle class are expected to be major themes in the White House race.

The Wall Street Journal: GOP theme has new pitch for 2016 
By Patrick O'Connor
Several Republicans eyeing presidential bids in 2016 are tackling policy questions not typically identified as conservative priorities, including wage stagnation and aid for the poor.

Reuters: Christie may reach for reset button in New Jersey state of state 
By Hilary Russ
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, under pressure to decide whether to seek the Republican nomination for president in 2016, has a chance next week to reset his governorship after being stymied all year by national controversies and home-grown fiscal crises.

The New York Times: Santorum criticizes potential GOP rivals as ‘bomb throwers’ 
By Jonathan Martin
Rick Santorum sharply criticized potential rivals for the Republican presidential nomination, indicating he intends to reclaim conservative primary voters ahead of a new White House bid.