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Dust-up Delays Markup of Veterans’ Health Bill
of sufficient consultation about the timing of the bill’s consideration.
Small Businesses Seek Sarbanes-Oxley Exemption, but Key Lawmakers Look to SEC
The legislation’s supporters say that compliance is too burdensome for smaller companies and the rules are too vague for the SEC to implement. Meeks’ bill has the support of Reps.
Domestic Partner Perks Weighed
However, the ethics committee is not necessarily bound by the D.C. registration law.”
Republican Ex-Legislator Preparing for House Bid
Former state Assemblyman Dean Andal (R) said in an interview Wednesday that he is leaning toward running for the Republican nomination to the 11th district and the right to challenge freshman Rep.
Earmark Requests Pulled
The dispute raised the prospect that today’s markup could be canceled while the two sides sort out the ground rules.
The Great Political Divides
in an interview.
(Some) Earmarks Open to Scrutiny
and the names of the Members who requested them.
U.S. Attorneys Bill Still Faces GOP Opposition
In an interview Friday, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) said he was not certain whether he supported the legislation, but that he expected the Senate to approve it now that it has
Udall, Walsh Urge Boost for Preventive Health Programs
Udall, in an interview, suggested increasing funding for prevention by at least $116 million. Udall intends to take steps to restore these funds, the lawmaker told CongressNow.
Immigration Foes Retooling Caucus
“I think the big thing was to take the caucus one step forward,” Bilbray said in an interview. “My proposal was to start offering answers to the problem.”
Reid to Attack on Iraq
Reid is expected to bring the resolution to the floor this week following completion of the 9/11 bill, aides said.
McConnell Not Bullish on 2008
In fact McConnell, speaking in a wide-ranging interview with Roll Call reporters and editors, laid out unusually pragmatic expectations for the cycle, which puts 21 GOP Senate seats in play compared
Kennedys Face Off Over Mental Health Bills
While both bills have the same general goal, the House legislation (H.R. 1367) also mandates that plans provide the same coverage as that given to federal workers under the Federal Employees Health
CMS Deals Rep. Davis a Surprise Blow Over Medicare Drug Negotiation
“We are disappointed in what we have so far — which is nothing,” a Davis aide said in an interview.
Senators Optimistic About Passing Drug Importation Bill
The Democratic takeover of the Senate, coupled with the retirement of a once-powerful Congressional opponent, greatly improves the chances of Congress allowing prescription drug importation, lawmakers
Signs Emerge of Thaw Between White House, Opponents of Comprehensive Immigration Bill
Few details have leaked about the draft, which is expected to be released in the coming weeks.
Johanson Squares Up
In an interview, Johanson said her position with Dewey Square will not prevent her from working on a campaign this cycle.
NCLB School Reform Deserves Renewal, and It’s Not Enough
In an interview, Education Secretary Margaret Spellings told me “the major focus of NCLB has been on our elementary and middle schools, grades three through eight.
Iraq Bill Expected Out Today
Acknowledging that he has made similar suggestions earlier in the week, Obey added in a subsequent interview: “I feel much better about tomorrow than I did yesterday.”