Listen Closely to Arguments Against SCHIP
</p> So let’s talk about the SCHIP reauthorization bill and what this bipartisan bill does.
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It’s ‘Ping-Pong’ for Energy Bill
</p> Following a Wednesday meeting in Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s (D-Calif.) office, several Democrats confirmed that the House and Senate will revive the same method used to move a lobbying reform bill earlier
Talks Stall on No Child Left Behind
</p> Republicans said Wednesday that Miller has shown little to no willingness to accommodate their concerns about an erosion of accountability measures and a host of other issues with the bill and say
Boxer Gets Boost in Industry Cash
</p> While partisan fighting has largely stalled much of her environmental agenda this year — for instance, it appears unlikely that an ambitious climate change bill will be passed — the EPW Committee
Have the Republicans Picked Another Losing Fight on SCHIP?
</p> Republicans ought not delude themselves that the SCHIP bill introduced by McConnell will inoculate them against future Democratic attacks.
Flag Flap
Michael Turner (R-Ohio) introduced a bill this week that would require the Architect of the Capitol to allow the word “God” on flag certificates, continuing his fight over an AOC policy that prohibits
Marshall, a GOP Target, Also May Face Primary
</p> Marshall is the previous mayor of Macon and beat Ellis in a 1995 race for the job. Ellis won the seat in 1999.
There’s Light at the End of the Tunnel
</p> Only two of the 10 still work at the AOC.
Former Illinois Rep. Sangmeister Dies at 76
</p> Sangmeister served in the political and government arena for 34 years.
Club for Growth, DSCC Immediately Hit Wilson
</p> Although the club did not express a preference for another Republican candidate, Rep.
No Rematch?
After the Democratic duo went one round last week in a public tiff that erupted when Frank chided Slaughter for not allowing Republicans to offer any amendments to a bill he was managing, some were waiting
To the Very Dopp
</p> Before joining CVIC, Woodley worked for Sen.
Free-for-All
But the young Democratic officeholders who were trying to unseat Wilson and Pearce — Albuquerque City Councilor Martin Heinrich in the 1st district and Doña Ana County Commissioner Bill McCamley in the
Honoring a Half-Century of Hill Service
</p> “Fifty years is almost enough, but not quite,” She laughs.
Clinton, Giuliani Behave Like It’s Already Fall ’08
</p> Later in the GOP debate, Giuliani used his successful Supreme Court challenge of President Bill Clinton’s line-item veto as a stick to beat his rival, former Massachusetts Gov.
Democrats Focus on Denish in N.M.
</p> Denish, considered by Democrats to be their strongest candidate absent a change of heart by Gov.
Alaska: Berkowitz Enters Race for Young’s House Seat
</p> “Domenic Recchia could beat Vito Fossella,” he said. “They’re extremely nervous about that.” — Josh Kurtz </p> </p> IDAHO That’s Risch: LG Throws Hat Into ’08 Senate Ring </p> Lt. Gov.
Still Fighting for Life
Robert Wexler (D-Fla.), chairman of the Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Europe and </p> a co-sponsor of the bill, said at a hearing on the measure earlier this month.
Democrats Boost Spin on Iraq Funds
</p> “We’re going to be building on it further,” said House Democratic Caucus Chairman Rahm Emanuel (Ill.).
There Goes the Neighborhood
</p> The Boren Identity.