Appropriations Season Is Off to a Bumpy Start
“I personally felt if we had not closed down the rule, if we had gone forward with all the amendments initially, the vast percentage would have fallen away,— said Lewis in an interview Thursday night
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House Passes Its Legislative Branch Bill
The program, he said, is “so silly.
Tauscher to Cede Her House Throne
“I asked you to allow me to reclaim my time,— Dreier said to Tauscher. “I said it three times with enthusiasm, so I don’t believe that I was talking over the gentleman.
Barton: Planet-Saving Ideas Hurt Incomes
That’d be $110 per month, per customer.— I wonder how long it will be before the voters start asking us how on earth a committee of Congress passed Waxman-Markey without knowing the price tag.
Senate GOP Still Saying No’
“I don’t think he has to do it on most of these matters, but if it’s easier for him to do that way, I can understand why he does it that way,— Kyl said.
Pelosi, Obama Pass Test
After weeks of working to round up support for the $105.9 billion package, Democrats headed into the Tuesday night vote without a clear sense of where they stood.
Iran Elections Make Nuclear Talks Harder
— And, he said, “the new U.S. government seeks to transform its image. I say firmly that this will not be achieved by talking, speech and slogans.
Wellness Not Faring Well
“I know that all the groups are making calls to the Members and are working it pretty hard, and some are activating the grass roots,— said the cancer group’s top lobbyist, Dick Woodruff.
100 Years of Congressional Baseball
Without their star pitcher, the Republicans lost the inaugural game, 26-16.
Capitol Hill Crime Down, but Muggings Don’t Slow
“There’s been no particular conversations about this,— he said. “No one has said Gee, I think this is a problem.’
Kyl Urges Democrats to Slow Down Health Care Bill
I think he’s right. But the American people have a right to know what’s in here.
Fear Stalks Debate on Health Reform
Without the pressure to make a profit, advertise and engage in other normal business practices, the public plan would drive private insurers out of business, they say, creating a health care system with
GOP Renews National Security Fight
“The president made some major missteps, including announcing he would be closing Gitmo without fully understanding it,— House Intelligence ranking member Pete Hoekstra (R-Mich.) said.
How It All Went South
“I think history books will look back on this period much as they did the Gay ’90s and the Roaring ’20s, as a period in which there was great self-indulgence and greed,— Dorgan said in an interview
Street Talk: Some Lobbyists Get Earmarks Without Giving
“I have forged a relationship through money, so I can do my earmarking [requests] without giving money,— the lobbyist said.
Dodd Faces a GOP Barrage on Health Care Bill
Judd Gregg (R-N.H.), a HELP Committee member, argued that Republicans “have reservations about moving forward on a markup— without final numbers.
A Candidate Meeting That I’ll Never Forget — Even if I’d Like to
[IMGCAP(1)]But rarely do I have a meeting like the one that I had recently with Peter Schiff, the well-known investment guru who takes credit for predicting the bankruptcies of the auto companies
Obama Rebuts Criticism of Public Insurance Option
“When you hear people say socialized medicine,’ I don’t know anybody in Washington who’s proposing it,— Obama said, defining the term as the government completely running the system, as he said occurs
Reid Suggests Democrats May Approve Health Care Without GOP Input
Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) on Wednesday morning pushed back against Republican criticism of his Conference’s plans for health care reform, hinting subtly that Democrats are prepared to approve a bill without
So, You Want to Be a Manager?
“I made it clear from day one that I was playing my best players, and I decide who they are,— said Rep. Mike Doyle (Pa.), the Democratic manager.