Poe Running Ryun
</p> Blumenfield already has scored the endorsement of his boss, as well as the backing of state Treasurer Bill Lockyer (D) and state Controller John Chiang (D).
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Another Day Brings Another Dose of Bad News for the GOP
</p> Democrats also should benefit from a likely expected presidential veto of the supplemental appropriations spending bill, assuming the parties don’t iron out their differences soon.
Potential Davis Successors Lining Up in NoVa District
Correction Appended </p> With Rep.
On the Rebound
</p> Viva Taco Salad Wednesday! </p> Wrangling Rangel.
GOP Split on Metro
</p> Rep. Patrick McHenry (R-N.C.) temporarily blocked the bill in committee before the April recess on procedural grounds.
Filipino Vets Seek Recognition, Benefits
</p> The bill, also known as the Filipino Veterans Equity Act of 2007, was introduced by Sen. Daniel Inouye (D-Hawaii).
Tax Day Spurs a Brawl
The House is likely to consider a bill next week that deals with the practice, known as refund-anticipation loans.
Councilman Ponders Challenging Fossella
</p> Recchia told Crain’s Insider last week that “a combination of everything that’s going on in the country and city” is prompting him to take a look at the race.
County Commissioner Wants to Take on Pearce
Doña Ana County Commissioner Bill McCamley (D) announced last week that he wants to challenge three-term Rep. Steve Pearce (R).
Comstock in Trade
</p> Workers Needed.
Save the System
</p> For 2012, Reps. Marty Meehan (D-Mass.), Christopher Shays (R-Conn.), David Price (D-N.C.) and Sen.
Democrats Cool to Bush Call for Meeting on Iraq
</p> Reid couldn’t offer a specific timeline for completion of the conference report on the supplemental spending bill, but he vowed that Congress is “working on it” and will get it done “as soon as we
Time for Congress to Stand Up to Bush on Recess Appointments
Bush made 77 in his single term; President Bill Clinton made 140 in two terms. President George W. Bush has made 171 so far. Most of these were relatively minor, but some, including judges, were not.
McCaskill Moves
</p> Also new as a legislative counsel is Amy Levine, 35. [IMGCAP(2)]</p> Previously, Levine served in the same capacity for Rep. Rick Boucher (D-Va.) since 2005.
Reid to Brag About First 100 Days
</p> Votes on final passage of both the Democratic-sponsored stem-cell bill and an alternative measure, championed by Sens. Norm Coleman (R-Minn.) and Johnny Isakson (R-Ga.), are expected Wednesday.
Events Mark D.C. Emancipation Day
</p> The week will culminate with a D.C.
Washington: Mother-to-Be Hosting Fundraiser on Thursday
— Josh Kurtz </p> NEW MEXICO County Commissioner Wants to Take on Pearce </p> Doña Ana County Commissioner Bill McCamley (D) announced last week that he wants to challenge three-term Rep.
Aides Escape Conflict Rules
to the staff,” said Bill Allison of the Sunlight Foundation, a watchdog group that has spearheaded the push for ethics reforms in Congress.
Democrats’ D.C. Vote Fix Backfires in Gun Law Blowup
</p> A complicating factor intervened when the Congressional Budget Office estimated the cost of the bill over 10 years included $2.5 million in “direct spending” (mandatory or entitlement costs) for
GOP to Target Recess
</p> Republicans have said they want Democrats to finish the conference on the bill quickly, so that once the president vetoes the measure, Congress still will have enough time to pass a “clean” funding