Who Exactly Will Pay For Utility Upgrades?
Given </p> that the purported goal of the energy bill is to provide cheaper electricity to American consumers, I believe the impact on ratepayers — specifically on consumer ratepayers — should be minimal
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Alaska’s Untapped Energy Potential Can Help America’s Economy
</p> The energy bill proposes several provisions to make a gas line easier to finance. The first is a loan guarantee, similar to those provided for other important industries.
CAFE Standards Can Help Nation’s Security
</p> The pending energy bill could do something to cure this dependency, but so far the House and Senate have chosen not to act.
Blackout Exposed Vulnerability of Nation’s Electrical Power System
I called on Congress to immediately pass a stand-alone bill that will provide enforceable reliability standards for the nation’s transmission system.
Hispanic Heritage Month
Bill Richardson (D) and National Council of La Raza President Raul Yzaguirre. Other notable guests will include Army Spc.
Hammering the Handicapped?
</p> Burns, who chairs the Appropriations subcommittee on the Interior, reported to work early that morning and was eager to get his spending bill passed through the chamber.
Getting the Job Done
We’ve got a variety of areas that need attention and a comprehensive bill is needed to address them.
Hastert and Bush: Respect Fuels Relationship
</p> One lobbyist close to the White House put Bush’s feelings more bluntly: “The guy [Bush] really loves is Hastert.” </p> </p> Personal Friendship? </p> Love is of course too strong a word.
Pelosi, Sweeney Try to Turn Page
</p> “It’s an unfortunate situation that any of this had to take place,” the source said.
Janklow Slated to Meet the Press Today
Bill Janklow (R-S.D.) is set to hold a press conference today in which he is expected to address his political future after his involvement in an automobile accident Aug. 16 that left a man dead and the
Janklow Slated to Meet the Press Today
By Chris Cillizza </p> Roll Call Staff </p> Rep.
Fight for Senate Still Turning on Open Seats in South
</p> In North Carolina, Sen.
Drilling Won’t Harm Environment
It’s the “can do” attitude that earned Henry Ford his Model T, the Wright Brothers their Kitty Hawk, Bill Gates his Microsoft and the United States of America its first man on the moon.
Higher Standards May Hurt Industry
</p> Other proposals put forth during the Senate debate on the energy bill would arbitrarily increase our fuel economy standards and perpetuate a system that has unfairly impacted American auto </p>
GOP Brass Get Away To Come Together
</p> “It was kind of a mini-retreat,” said a House GOP leadership aide.
Full Funding Now
</p> In a letter to Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) and other House leaders, Ney and Hoyer asked that $1.86 billion in election reform funding be included in supplemental spending measures to help states
House May Work Without Senate
</p> House Appropriations Chairman Bill Young (R-Fla.) said he would hold full committee-level hearings on the request as soon as possible.
Almost a Dining Room Set
</p> Johnson, who spent two years working for former President Jimmy Carter, is one of only 30 staff members to serve the entire eight-year tenure of former President Bill Clinton.
Prince of New Mexico’s Kings
Bill Richardson (D) and the son of former Las Cruces mayor David Steinborn, formally kicked off his campaign Tuesday and is in the middle of a three-day, 1,600-mile campaign swing through the district.