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Blunt, Gregg Press Sunday Deadline

And Frank dismissed the idea of Democrats going forward with the package without Republicans. “It could not be done,” he said. “There’s no shortcut here.

GOP Says It’s Not to Blame for Bailout Hold Up

The head of the Republican Study Committee said Friday that it was “ludicrous” to blame House Republicans for holding up the $700 billion bailout package as Democrats can pass the bill without GOP support

Members Spar Over McCain’s Role

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) mocked McCain’s return to Washington as nothing more than a distraction from the delicate talks that were occurring without him, even as he insisted that

GAO Report Examines House Carbon Purchase

“I mean, there’s no standard system for doing those validations.” It’s welcome news to Republicans, who have widely criticized Chief Administrative Officer Dan Beard for buying the offsets and argue

GOP Balks; No Bailout Yet

“As I told our Conference this morning, there is no bipartisan deal at this time,” Boehner said.

YouTube Accord Eludes House

“I’m concerned that Members of the House are already using this, and I believe that both sides agree that Members of the House need some guidance from us,” Ehlers said.

Recalling Atwater the ‘Boogie Man’

The director said Clinton saw through an “instinctive glass of racial tension” and “understood the resentment against elites.” “He knows how to fight back and speak in simple terms without a 10-point plan

House GOP Again Hears Paulson, Bernanke

Aides said there appears to be a growing understanding among Members of the need to act swiftly on a bailout package, but many Republicans still have major concerns.

Coburn Plans More of the Same Next Year

Tom Coburn (R-Okla.) said Wednesday he plans to hold more bills up when Congress reconvenes next year if it adds to the deficit and grows the government.

Earmarks Pass by the Thousands; Foes Fume

She called the bill “a crime against taxpayers” and “an outrageous demonstration of failed leadership.” “I don’t know why they’re not more embarrassed,” she said.

Heard on the Hill: Real-World Lobbying

Pryor spokeswoman Lisa Ackerman said the staffer is taking the whole thing in stride, although “he’s been getting quite a bit of ribbing from his fellow chiefs of staff.” And Ackerman said Russell

Conservatives Unveil Recovery Plan

Mike Pence (R-Ind.) questioned why administration officials are pressuring Congress to pass the proposal without reviewing it. “Act now?

House Republicans Deserting Bailout Bill

Others said they didn’t understand the deal but felt rushed to vote for it. “I’m leaning no,” Rep. Ralph Hall (R-Texas) said. “I don’t understand it.