Ex-Hill Staffer’s New Project Tackles Federal Budget
</p> “More than anything else, the budget reflects our values as a nation,” Konigsberg said.
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Republican Solidarity Signals Tough Road for Labor Bills
</p> Senate Democrats would need two-thirds of the chamber, or 67 votes, to override a presidential veto. </p> These opponents, which include Sen.
Despite Push, Immigration Deal Not on Horizon
</p> But despite these efforts, it still appears unlikely that comprehensive reforms will move out of the chamber before electoral concerns kill the bill.
Senate, House at Odds Over How to Boost Science Research
</p> The bill will “ensure America remains competitive and strong in this century,” Reid said, noting math and science are areas where domestic research is “not what it was.”
Webb Wants to Use Emergency Spending Bill to Block Military Action Against Iran
He also introduced the measure as a stand-alone Senate bill. </p> Webb’s move is the latest attempt by Democrats to express their dissatisfaction with Bush administration foreign policy.
Consensus Slow to Build on Iraq Supplemental
</p> Even if a consensus is forming, it appears less likely that the overall bill will be ready for committee action this week.
McCaffrey: Funds Needed to Improve Situation in Afghanistan
</p> Congress could take up the spending bill later this month.
Lawmakers Continue to Push Insurers on Hurricane Katrina Claims
</p> The Multiple Peril Insurance Act (H.R. 920), sponsored by Rep.
I’m Kind of a Big Deal
</p> Cut completed, he got up, went to the register, paid for his $14 ’do with a $20 dollar bill and then tipped the barber several dollars, our source noted.
Who’s on First for New Ethics Training?
</p> Rep.
Hill Committees Scramble for a Piece of Walter Reed Oversight
is more than one bill, additional committees could get involved.
Possible Brazil-U.S. Ethanol Alliance Irks Corn State Senators
</p> However, the plan worries the Senators from Iowa, which produces large quantities of corn feedstock used to make ethanol.
Colorado: Supreme Court Rejects GOP Redistricting Case
Bill Owens (R) argued that they were justified in doing so because the court, rather than the Legislature, had drawn the lines, robbing the Legislature of its once-a-decade responsibility to set Congressional
Nation’s Presidential Primary Calendar is a Political Tragedy
</p> The problem is that every state wants to be first on the presidential nomination calendar. Why not?
Texas Between the Lines
Their efforts to break quorum in the state House made national news, and they temporarily stalled a bill that redistricted Texas to include more Republican seats.
Rehberg Would Be Catalyst for Significant Change
[IMGCAP(1)]</p> “Everybody agrees he’s an A-plus candidate,” Ensign said in an interview. </p> But Rehberg has not taken the bait yet.
A Seismic N.M. Shift?
</p> But in a flash, all that has changed.
This Unique Campaign Begins to Define Itself
</p> Now for the Democrats. </p> Hillary Rodham Clinton: The Democratic frontrunner seems to be suffering from the same problem as McCain — trying to fight an old battle.
Dingell Gets Energized
</p> Roll Call Executive Editor Morton M. Kondracke recently spoke with Dingell for this extended interview.</p> <p/> ROLL CALL EXECUTIVE EDITOR MORTON M.
Republicans Confident Labor Bill Will Fall in Senate
</p> The bill has been the subject of a fierce lobbying battle with labor unions pushing Democratic leaders to pass the bill in part, for labor’s support in winning control of the House; while business