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Cole Thwarts Obama, Bill by Bill

Cole’s first two amendments, to bills funding the Departments of Defense and Homeland Security — which awarded $367.4 billion and $13.6 billion, respectively, in contracts last year, according to

Small Size, Enormous Importance

During a recent interview, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner pulled out his copy to cite the 14th Amendment on public debt, while Sen.

Renaud: Business Leaders Have Opening to Sway Voters

Leaders of businesses large and small should not overlook a strong and easy-to-implement option available to them for the first time — direct communications to rank-and-file employees expressly about the

House Leaders Strike Deal With NRA

ASAE President John Graham wrote to House Members outlining four pieces of the bill “that could impede upon the First Amendment rights of private associations.

Interest Groups Log On for Fight Over Kagan

The progressive group has used the Internet to promote a constitutional amendment that would overturn a recent Supreme Court decision lifting corporate and union spending restrictions in elections.

Health Care Reform Survives Final Vote

House Democrats voted 220-207 Thursday night to approve a package of fixes to the underlying law after the Senate made two minor changes to the version the House first passed on Sunday night.

Reid Looks to Shield Caucus on Health Vote

The Senate routinely brings up House bills and then immediately inserts its own text, and originally Reid had planned to bring up the House-passed measure to do just that.

Court Strikes Down BCRA Regulations

“We remand these regulations in the hope that, as the nation enters the thick of the fourth election cycle since BCRA’s passage, the commission will issue regulations consistent with [BCRA’s] text and

Earmark Showdown Looms

The House Armed Services Committee is setting up what could be the first showdown with President Bush over Congressional earmarks.

The Lesser-Known Adams

In addition to serving as a detailed and well-researched account of Adams’ career, Wheelan’s text provides a glimpse of the motivational forces that drove the Massachusetts Congressman’s lifelong

Net Neutrality Is Coming Back

Last year’s bill gained 23 co-sponsors, and when Markey offered a net neutrality amendment to the broader telecom overhaul on the floor, it was soundly defeated, 269-152.

Groaning the Capitol

The schooling ensued when Dorgan lashed out at DeMint, accusing him of lifting the text of legislation that he had authored with Sen.

D.C. Budget Autonomy Bill Held Up by Amendments

Norton, who co-sponsored the bill with Oversight ranking member Tom Davis (R-Va.), compared Thursday’s markup to the delay when the District of Columbia House Voting Rights Act first hit the House

How the Lobby Bill Sailed In

Leaders wanted the provision added to the broader package as an amendment but, according to an aide, won no new support in the meeting.

House Unveils Lobbying Bill

Rank-and-file House Democrats argued strenuously against major provisions of their leaders’ lobbying rules overhaul after getting a first look at the reform package Tuesday.