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Pelosi Trumps Chairs
</p> “We’re now in this never-never land,” said Rep. Joe Barton (R-Texas) of the energy bill.
Getting Fresh
[IMGCAP(1)]</p> PCRM wants Senators to adopt the FRESH Act — or Farm, Ranch, Equity, Stewardship and Health Act — this week as an amendment to the farm bill.
Bush Could Get Iraq Blank Check
Next up will be the regular Defense spending bill, expected to go to conference committee Tuesday.
Bringing D.C. Up to Par
The company’s marketing director, Michael Williams, indicated support for Norton’s bill, the Golf Course Preservation and Modernization Act.
Big Coal Takes a Seat at the Ag Bill Table
When the Senate takes up the 2007 farm bill this week, one industry sector paying close attention will be one not typically associated with agriculture: Big Coal.
CAO to Buy Carbon Offsets for House Today
she said, later adding in an e-mail that without the report “there is no guarantee that we’ll have anything to show for this but a few headlines and a bill for $100K, charged to the American Taxpayer.”
Bates Makes Budget
Back when Republicans ran Congress, he played a large role in the Deficit Reduction Act of 2006, which Bates said was notable because it was the first major reconciliation bill making reforms to major
Dodd’s Moral Victories
</p> Similarly, Dodd was out front of the other White House hopefuls in vowing to filibuster a bill that would provide immunity to telecommunications companies under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance
Quick Veto
The bill passed the House 381-40 and the Senate 81-12.
Will Lobbyists Still Party Hardy in 2008?
</p> The party continued in 2004, when companies such as PepsiCo got on board at the Republican National Convention in New York City, throwing a lavish benefit honoring then-Majority Leader Bill Frist
Polls Favor Democrats
</p> But Rep.
Senate Judiciary Committee Passes Beefed-Up Anti-Corruption Bill
</p> The bipartisan bill, known as the Public Corruption Prosecution Improvements Act, also will extend the statue of limitations for the most serious public corruption offenders.
Panel OKs Renaming Great Hall
</p> The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee approved by voice vote the bill to rename the CVC’s main congregating space “Emancipation Hall,” sending the bill to the House floor for a vote
Colorado: Coffman Poised to Enter Race for Tancredo’s Seat
</p> Coffman is seen as a solid candidate and an early frontrunner for the safe Republican seat, although some GOP activists in the Centennial State might prefer he not run because Gov.
Maryland: Edwards Tries to Scare Voters With Web Whimsy
But if you look at his record you’ll see he’s pretty weak. … Voted for the Bush energy bill. Adding billions to big oil and gas. How much longer can we give Al Wynn a pass?”
Watchdogs Want Earmarks Rescinded
</p> Since the Senate has not matched the transparency standards adopted by the House this year, the groups were able to identify only three BAE projects in the Senate bill.
Memo to Merkley: Be Careful How You Criticize Sen. Smith
of his Republican colleagues and voted with 38 Democrats in favor of a bill overhauling the nation’s immigration policy and establishing a guest- worker program.
Democrats Pressured on PAYGO
</p> The answer to that question is a firm yes.