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</p> Going forward with increasing funding over the past two </p> years will provide major improvements for vets for years to come, said Rep.
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Schumer Eyes Politics Of Wall Street Bailout
McConnell joined Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) in passing the bill. The ad never mentions McConnells vote for the rescue package, but it highlights McConnells ties to Wall Street.
With More Financial Triage to Come, Will Parties Play Together?
</p> For most Americans, that means a continuing double hit.
McCain, Obama Again Dodged Priority Questions
</p> We obviously have to stop this spending spree thats going on in Washington, McCain said.
Stevens Trial Will Go On
</p> Prosecutors have alleged that Stevens accepted more than $250,000 worth of home renovations and other gifts, mostly from his friend and former oil company executive Bill Allen, and never reported
Heard on the Hill: This Campaign Supporter Doesn’t Sleep. He Waits.
Young is correct, when he writes to his constituents … [that] this bill is nothing more than a slippery slope to Socialism, Norris continues. </p> The action star also praises Alaska Gov.
Candidate Gets Very Early Start
I would not hide from them because of a poll. </p> Former President Bill Clinton lost the district by 20 points to Bob Dole in 1996. So why run?
Chambliss Is First Senator to Explain Bailout Vote in TV Ad
</p> Chambliss appears to be the first Senator to put out an ad explaining his vote on the bill, joining a small number of House Members including Georgia Democratic Rep.
McConnell Explains Bailout Vote
</p> McConnell sent out an e-mail to voters laying out what he said were the benefits that come with the bill and the consequences that would have befallen consumers had it failed.
Jury Hears Tape of Payment Discussion
</p> The bill sent to Stevens included a notation labor paid by Bill. </p> In a series of February 2006 telephone conversations that were played for the jury, Allen, his secretary and Bob Persons
Latham’s Bailout Vote Should Sit Well With Voters
</p> That question may not have been posed if Congress accepted the Congressmans amendment to reduce the overall size of the bill from $700 billion to $250 billion.
Democratic State Auditor: Graves Owes Back Taxes
</p> He has failed to do so and needs to step up immediately and pay his back taxes, Montee said in a statement.
Actions of Attorney Sidetrack Trial
</p> The attorney was Bob Bundy, who is the personal attorney for Bill Allen, the former oil company executive who the government alleges provided gifts to Stevens, including thousands of dollars worth
Allen Ends Lengthy Testimony
</p> Former VECO chief Bill Allen completed his testimony Tuesday in the trial of Sen.
DC Vote Optimistic About 111th Congress
Barack Obama (D-Ill.) and John McCain (R-Ariz.) are more likely to sign a bill than President Bush, whose advisers once said they would push him to veto it. </p> A spokeswoman for Sen.
Allen: I Never Thought I Could Bribe Stevens
</p> Allen told the court last week that Bob Persons, a close friend of Stevens who kept watch over the renovation project for the lawmaker, informed him not to send a bill.
Nation: NFIB Ads Hit Franken, Allen on Unionizing Bill
Both Collins and Coleman voted against the Employee Free Choice Act, a labor union-backed bill that was defeated in the Senate but is expected to come up again in the next Congress.
Jury Hears Tape of Stevens’ Conversations
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) repeatedly told his friend Bill Allen that he believed they had done nothing wrong amid a federal investigation into their activities.
Heard on the Hill: If Biden Had a Hammer
</p> Out of the Frying Pan … Rep. Jim Marshall is among the Members who risked political suicide last week by voting in favor of the Wall Street bailout bill.
Stevens’ Lawyers Renew Call for Dismissal
</p> Last week, the judge rejected a similar motion from the Alaska Republicans lawyers but admonished the government for its mishandling of evidence, an he ordered prosecutors to hand over reams of