Durbin Ratted Out
George Miller (Calif.) and Bill Delahunt (Mass.), and Democratic Sens. Dick Durbin (Ill.) and Charles Schumer (N.Y.).
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Softball Leagues Ramp Up but Remain at Odds
</p> That thinking, according to Caruso, is “winging it and letting the chips fall where they may.” </p> “God forbid somebody gets hurt and tries to sue them,” Caruso said.
Barracks Row Leader Will Fight for Future
</p> Barracks Row Main Street has chosen Cristina Amoruso to replace Bill McLeod, who saw the Southeast Capitol Hill organization through more than four years of successful development.
CVC Watch
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Budget Debate Rests on Fate of Bush’s Tax Cuts
</p> Reid’s office tacitly confirmed that it is looking for as much party loyalty as possible.
Supplemental Request to Go to House Floor Next Week
Additionally, the bill said that the administration must begin to redeploy from Iraq by March 1 and be completed by August 2008.</p> Rep.
D.C. Voting Rights Act Passes Judiciary Despite Challenge
</p> The bill is expected to be presented on the House floor for a vote next week.
HELP Panel Approves Three Health Measures
</p> In a similar move on Thursday, the House Energy and Commerce Committee approved H.R. 1132, a bill designed to reauthorize funds to support breast and cervical cancer.
The Week in Review
</p> On Tuesday, the Senate voted for final passage of a bill that would implement some of the recommendations of the 9/11 commission.
Federal Acquisition Reform Bill Passes House
Despite calls from the Bush administration to defeat legislation that would tighten the reins on government contracts and limit federal work to overseas companies, the House passed the bill Thursday on
Appropriators Opt to Put Off New Radios for Cops
</p> Instead, the chairwoman of the subcommittee on the legislative branch, Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.), promised to deal with the issue in the fiscal 2008 appropriations bill.
Senate Budget Committee Approves Conrad’s Blueprint, Derails GOP Proposals
</p> Democrats Y N</p> Sen. Kent Conrad N</p> Sen. Patty Murray N</p> Sen. Ron Wyden N</p> Sen. Russ Feingold N</p> Sen. Robert Byrd N</p> Sen. Bill Nelson N</p> Sen.
Iraq Whip Team Shifts Into Gear
Barbara Lee (Calif.), as a measure of their confidence as the spending bill heads to the floor this week.
The Week Ahead: War Spending, Al Gore at Center Stage
Correction Appended </p> Concerns over war spending and timelines for withdrawal of troops from Iraq remain the focus of Congress this week with a massive supplemental appropriations bill due to
Message Fight on in Senate
</p> Although the aide declined to discuss what specific language Reid is expected to attempt to attach to the bill, aides for Reid and Appropriations Chairman Sen.
Helping Hand
Judy Biggert (Ill.), John Boozman (Ark.), Jeff Fortenberry (Neb.), Wayne Gilchrest (Md.), Jeff Miller (Fla.), Bill Shuster (Pa.), Jerry Weller (Ill.) and Joe Wilson (S.C.).
Line Short for FEC Vacancies
</p> But don’t bet on it.
Nevermind
</p> He and a fellow Capitol Solutions employee, Ashley Shillingsburg, use their </p> own time (and money) to update the blog, he said.
Rove as Hill Witness Would Be SRO Event
</p> “I don’t think it’s going to happen because I think the president is going to react very negatively,” Cooper said.
Was ’06 a Starting Point for Democrats or Was It Their High-water Mark?
</p> So Van Hollen and the DCCC are right — but only to a point.