CPSC Chairwoman’s Pledge for Common Sense’ Approach to Be Tested
[IMGCAP(1)]The first commission vote on a CPSIA-related issue under the new chairwoman took place this week.
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[IMGCAP(1)]The first commission vote on a CPSIA-related issue under the new chairwoman took place this week.
[IMGCAP(1)]Congressional Democrats have already given themselves a little more time to fight it out on health care.
In the crowded Sept. 1 all-party primary, DeSaulnier is one of three Democratic frontrunners, along with Lt. Gov. John Garamendi and state Assemblywoman Joan Buchanan.
[IMGCAP(1)]Jonas Neihardt, most recently a vice president for Qualcomm, will join Hilton next month as its senior vice president of government affairs, a newly created position for the company.
Christian Morgan, former executive director of the state GOP, said the $1 million difference between the two House Republicans will go a long way in Kansas.
[IMGCAP(1)]If the U.S wants to achieve the health indicators of other nations, we need to have an honest discussion about what would get us there.
[IMGCAP(1)]The agita the decision supposedly caused is very hard to believe given that the mid-session review has hardly ever been of much interest to anyone but the most extreme budget wonks.
[IMGCAP(1)]A: The good news is that there is precedent directly addressing your decision.
[IMGCAP(1)]HOH hears that the group of former and current Baucus aides hit the water as part of an unofficial goodbye celebration for a staffer who is heading west to work in the Montana Democrat
[IMGCAP(1)]That’s because the “L— word — liberal — is back in vogue, and Republicans once again are poised to bludgeon their Democratic opponents with it. Embattled Sen.
[IMGCAP(1)]Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D-Conn.) hugs Rep. Tim Ryan (D-Ohio) at a news conference Thursday. The pair co-sponsored a bill to bring anti-abortion and abortion rights groups together.
[IMGCAP(1)]Sebelius, who is pushing for health reform on Capitol Hill, was spotted on Thursday night popping into Senate-side liquor store Schneider’s.
[IMGCAP(1)]The Republican from Arizona was complaining about Sen. Carl Levin’s plan to shuffle two amendments because one measure’s sponsor, Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.), had conflicting business.
— [IMGCAP(1)]Republicans, however, said the Democrats’ full-plate agenda is exactly why their health care efforts appear to be floundering.
[IMGCAP(1)]Sadly, this was not the case at Glover Park’s newest restaurant, Blue Ridge (2340 Wisconsin Ave. NW), chef Barton Seaver’s latest offering.
[IMGCAP(1)]It’s not surprising. On nearly a weekly basis, Republicans attempt another maneuver, sometimes successfully, sometimes not.
[IMGCAP(1)]“No. No. Not yet,— he said, shaking his head. “Right now we are just happy to be in the majority. We were out of power for a long time,— he laughed.
[IMGCAP(1)]Take, for example, the Museum of Science in Boston.
More recently, then-Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) added a provision to House rules exempting the House from the Washington, D.C., smoking ban that went into effect on Jan. 1, 2007.
[IMGCAP(1)]Obama and his aides do not explicitly say health providers like hospitals and drugmakers back the president’s proposals.