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In Massachusetts, Shot Heard Round the Political World
Tsongas trotted in a who’s who of the Democratic party, including former President Bill Clinton and current Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), to campaign for her.
A Mixed Report Card for Morse
</p> But it hasn’t been all smooth sailing.
A Veto Override Vote Is Not Always an Overriding Priority
</p> How does the House reconcile the seeming contradiction between the constitutional mandate for immediate reconsideration of a vetoed bill and the modern practice of deferring or referring it?
Hedge Fund Watch
</p> The idea couldn’t have come at a better time for tech lobbyists, who are furiously trying to convince Members that in the absence of a comprehensive immigration reform bill, Congress must pass reforms
Goode Seeks Longer Terms — With Limits
David Vitter (R-La.) introduced a similar bill in January that hasn’t gathered any steam.
On the Independent Line, Claire McCaskill
what was in the bill.
RSC Driving House GOP
Hillary-style health care,” Hensarling said, tarring the State Children’s Health Insurance Program bill with GOP bogeywoman Sen.
Food Fracas at the Market
</p> Officials at Market 5 Gallery could not be reached for comment. </p> Eastern Market is designed to be self- sustaining, but Cook says this loss in rent is hurting those efforts.
’08 Courtship of Martinez Begins
</p> “There’s been a lot of requests,” Martinez acknowledged last week. “But I’m not doing anything about it at this point.”
Hardly an Anemic Battle
</p> It wouldn’t be the first time Roche tried to change patent laws behind-the-scenes.
House Passes Revised SCHIP Bill Without Veto-Proof Majority
</p> The measure passed, 265-142, with 43 Republicans voting in favor of the bill, a decrease from the 45 GOP lawmakers who crossed party lines to support a nearly identical bill in early September.
Chavez Consolidating Democratic Establishment Support in New Mexico
Bill Richardson (D) and Lt. Gov. Diane Denish (D) will take a pass on the 2008 Senate race in New Mexico.
Gay Rights Bill Stalls in House
</p> Miller predicted that as many as a dozen Republicans may sign on to the bill, and he dismissed Bush’s veto threat. </p> “It’s a long way to the end of this journey,” Miller said.
Bill Tackles Public Corruption
</p> Leahy introduced a pared-down version of his bill in early January but failed in an attempt to attach it to the lobbying reform package.
SCHIP Vote Up Again
</p> Blunt said he wasn’t sure how many Republicans might join Democrats on the new bill. “It’s hard to know what you’re going to lose when you don’t know what is in the bill,” he said.
Young Guns
Both the Coalition for Patent Fairness, which is pushing for passage of a patent reform bill, and a loosely organized but unnamed group of companies that are against the bill sent letters to Senate Majority
New Mexico: State Senate GOP Whip Won’t Seek Pearce’s Seat
</p> While three Democrats already are in the race to replace Pearce, who is running for the Senate in 2008, the Republicans are without a formally declared candidate at present.
Tancredo’s Decision
Bill Armstrong (R-Colo.). </p> Tancredo spokesman T.Q. Houlton confirmed this week that his boss would reveal his 2008 plans the day after the last Rockies game.
CAO to Shine New Lights on Capitol Dome
</p> Well, sort of.