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Supplemental Sows Discord

</p> But the California lawmaker declined to say whether she and other anti-war lawmakers would vote against the bill if, combined with potential GOP opposition to the bill, it meant it would doom the

House Bill Seeks to Eliminate ‘Push Polls’

</p> The idea behind the bill is to make it easier for the FEC to police companies that are running push polls, which generally are designed to drive up a candidate’s negatives. </p> Reps.

AWC Offers Plan for Job-Training Program

Council’s Committee on Economic Development — a precursor to hearings about a bill that would eliminate the AWC — council members stressed that local job creation was a main goal for revitalization.

U.S. Reliance on Foreign Energy Cannot Continue

</p> In the previous Congress, I was a co-sponsor of H.R. 4761, the Deep Ocean Energy Resources Act of 2006, a bill that would have allowed states to decide whether they wanted to allow offshore drilling

Caucus Has Come a Long Way

</p> “We probably are the most unified caucus,” says its current co-chairwoman, Rep. Lois Capps (D-Calif.). </p> Now with the recent elevation of one of its own — Rep.

Labor’s Den

of America; and AFL-CIO legislative director Bill Samuel, according to sources.

Beer Group Looking to Brew a New Approach

</p> In addition to ramping up its efforts against the estate tax, the NBWA last year also lobbied for a bill it had previously fought after industry-opposed parts were stripped.

King’s New Throne

My bill would make the D.A. accountable to the people who elect him or her as elsewhere in the country.”

Footloose and Berry-free

Gohmert asks Hoyer what the chances are that he will vote against the Democratic “card-check” bill, which would end the use of secret union ballots.

Reid and Daschle: Still ‘Like Brothers’

ex-Minority Leader Richard Gephardt (D-Mo.), House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) and ex-Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Texas), and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) and ex-Majority Leader Bill