Common Ground
</p> The online filing proposal could be included in a larger tax bill set for markup in the coming weeks, said lobbyists familiar with the issue, but at this point nothing has been introduced.
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Iraq War Vet Challenging Sali for Republican Nod
Bill Sali in the 2008 Republican primary, and has at least one prominent Idaho GOP hand on board his insurgent campaign.
Select Panel Approves First Report on Controversial House Vote
</p> “It does not draw any conclusions,” said Rep. Bill Delahunt (D-Mass.), chairman of the Committee on Roll Call Vote No. 814.
Without Top Challenger, Democrats Touting Poll
</p> Just a month earlier, Domenici had a 52 percent approval rating. </p> The poll of 600 adults was conducted Sept. 14-16 and had a margin of error of 4.1 points. In the same survey, Sen.
Iraq Supplemental Likely to Wait Until 2008
</p> Although House lawmakers had at one time been expected to take up debate on the supplemental spending bill as early as September, Democratic sources confirmed that the debate could move back into
Brady’s Bill Would Clear Up Staffing Problems at OOC
</p> Chrisler’s juggling could change soon.
Democrats Gain Ground in Fights Over Budget, SCHIP
</p> “This president has not vetoed an appropriations bill — ever,” Hoyer told me in an interview previewing his speech.
Presidential Honors
</p> According to the bill, the president would appoint seven members to the body, while the Speaker and House and Senate Majority and Minority Leaders would each appoint three members.
Iraq Cash in Limbo
</p> “How can you plan to move a bill or request that you don’t have?” spokesman Jesse Jacobs said, noting that the administration has repeatedly asked for more time to formulate their request.
LOC Police May Block Merger
</p> There have been a slew of proposals introduced since the merger was mandated in the fiscal 2003 omnibus appropriations bill.
For President Bush, the Reservoir of Goodwill Is Bone-Dry
</p> When, during his first term, President Bill Clinton initially proposed a major health care overhaul, some wondered how Republicans could oppose it without looking as if they were against lower health
Rules Panel OKs Tapella To Run GPO
Congress must pass a specific bill for that to take place, and Tapella testified earlier at a House Appropriations Subcommittee on the Legislative Branch hearing that moving remained a priority.
Brunch Celebrates Truth Victory
</p> To celebrate, the NCBW will host its 23rd annual Awards Brunch on Sunday in recognition of the Sojourner Truth Bill, H.R. 4510, which was co-sponsored by Sen.
Colorado: Paccione Decides Against Rematch With Musgrave
Bill Sali in the 2008 Republican primary, and has at least one prominent Idaho GOP hand on board his insurgent campaign.
Where Are They Now?
[IMGCAP(1)]</p> The couple are serving as volunteer advisers to Iraq War veteran Matt Salisbury, who is running against freshman Rep. Bill Sali in Idaho’s 2008 1st district Republican primary.
Anacostia Plan Addresses River’s Overflowing Problems
</p> The heart of the Anacostia’s pollution problem is its combined sewer system.
A Day in the Life: Restaurateurs Hit the Hill
</p> On Wednesday, the NRA was ready.
Anti-McConnell Noise May Yield a Race
The latest ad airing this week by the liberal group Americans United for Change criticize McConnell for voting against the SCHIP reauthorization bill, claiming that McConnell is choosing “big insurance
Mystery Still Surrounds Senate Filing Hold
</p> “I’ve been part of that group that’s been talking about this bill,” said Ensign, who said he “honestly” doesn’t remember whether he originally objected to the bill when it first came up in April.
Slow Going on the Paper Trail
</p> Hoyer noted that the Senate is unlikely to pass any bill this year. </p> “As a practical matter, Sen.