DC Vote Fine-Tunes Its Hill Strategy
The bill’s supporters still hope to pass the legislation during the 111th Congress.
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7th District Democrats Wait on Davis Decision in Illinois
“I have enough signatures to turn in for the nominating process for re-election to Congress, should I choose to do so,— Davis said in a phone interview.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Tripped Up
[IMGCAP(1)]In an interview with C-SPAN for the channel’s upcoming documentary on the Supreme Court, Sotomayor outlines her first trip to Washington as President Barack Obama’s nominee, the Washington Post
Pentagon Disputes McKeon’s Recounting of Talk With Gates
David Petraeus and Stanley McChrystal to “scrub— a pending troop request during the July conversation, which he said took place while the two were traveling to Afghanistan.During a brief interview with
Finance Members Settle In for a Long Slog on Health Care Bill
Baucus said he planned to go late into the evening.At the current pace, Baucus said it remained unclear if he could finish the markup by week’s end, as he had originally hoped.
80 Percent’ Agreement on Health Is Elusive
Charles Boustany (R-La.), who delivered the Republican response, later agreed in an MSNBC interview. And in a joint town hall meeting in Richmond, Va., on Monday, when Rep.
Democratic Freshmen Flex Muscle on Reform
The move is just the latest by the new Senators, and one the Democrats say could develop into a larger health care strategy this fall.
Illinois Senate Primary Conjures Up Memories of 1992
Nonetheless, the three-way primary changes the numbers game for all of the candidates because a Democrat does not need 50 percent of the vote to win in February.
Reid: Reform on Right Path
“I can’t guarantee,— Reid said in an interview. “I think we stand a very good chance of being able to do it. I think that each step that goes by, we’re closer.
GOP Seeks to Push Debate Toward Incremental Reform
The dollars have to come from some place,— Steele said, following Obama’s appearance on the same program.
Wilson Did Not Support Clyburn’s Daughter for State Position in 1998
online archives kept by the state Legislature.
AOC Ready to Up Small-Business Help
The three-year agreement, Ayers said, will enable the AOC to “increase our resources— by relying on the SBA to vet small businesses.
Hill Climbers: On Deck
“In campaigning for the Iowa caucus, I got to travel to all 99 counties in the state.
Issa: Waste and Fraud Hard to Root Out
Unless the president is ready to address the underlying spending programs that lead to this loss of taxpayer dollars, problems in the health care system will continue to run amok.
Handbook Offers Way To Survive the Jungle
— Deflecting criticism of the book in an interview, Parker was insistent that his is the guide to the way government works, whether readers like it or not. Period.
Congress Should Advance the Notable Success in Pakistan
In an interview, Pakistan’s ambassador to the U.S., Husain Haqqani, told me that there’s been a sea change in military-civilian relations in Pakistan.
Veterans Get Job Support After Their Years of Service
are less likely to be keyed into the scene.
California: Miller Faces Primary Against Businessman
Democrats made some noises about spending resources against the six-term incumbent in the previous cycle even though his district still leans toward the GOP.
Another Republican Eyes N.H. Senate Seat
Businessman Sean Mahoney, a national committeeman for the RNC, confirmed Monday in an interview with UnionLeader.com that he is actively exploring a bid to represent New Hampshire in the U.S. Senate.
New Hampshire: Bass Weighs Options; Leaning Toward House
Charles Bass (R) said he is still considering running for the Senate or House in the Granite State and will make a decision before the end of the year.