Louisiana Primaries Finally Here
</p> After Gustav swept through Louisiana just before the states original September primary date, Gov.
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Two Tough Cookies Compete in Illinois
</p> I did very well, Halvorson says.
Shays Sees Opening for Bill’s Passage
</p> Referring to the number of votes shy the bill was on Monday, Shays, who voted for that bill, said, I mean, its only 12 votes.
Anarchy Reigns Over GOP
unpopular bill weeks before an election.
Senate to Move Next on Bailout
</p> The House on Monday fell 12 votes shy of passing a proposal to provide the $700 billion, and earlier Tuesday, it was expected that the House might take up the bill again, with some possible changes
Hoyer Says Talks Under Way
. </p> Some Democrats are already putting forward alternative plans. </p> Rep.
Bailout Politics Weighed
</p> Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) Tuesday evening set the stage procedurally for the Senate to go first and take up the bill tonight.
Senate Leaders Confer With Their Teams
</p> Budget Chairman Kent Conrad (D-N.D.), who was also in the meeting with Reid, said participants worked through several options to get the bill passed but nothing has been decided yet.
Reid: Senate Will Vote on Bailout
</p> Reid on Tuesday did not say when the Senate would move to the bailout bill or what it might look like in order to attract more support from House Republicans, stating only that a vote will happen
House Members Cautiously Optimistic
The path forward remains unclear, but House backers and critics of the $700 billion bailout bill that failed to pass Monday are signaling hope for a new deal by the weeks end.
K Street Files: The Fog of Bailouts
</p> [IMGCAP(1)]Financial services groups taking the lead to help revive the once-failed bill have been dialing onto calls with White House officials, working to retool their grass-roots efforts and trying
Stevens Prosecutors Could Wrap Up Thursday
</p> Prosecutor Nick Marsh said Tuesday that the government has eight witnesses remaining.
Leaders Anxiously Recast the Message
</p> With the fate of the economic recovery bill uncertain, playing the message card was the obvious choice for both leadership teams Tuesday, lawmakers and leadership aides said. </p> Sen.
Stevens’ Son Won’t Be ID’d in Testimony
, Alaska, home from the now-defunct VECO oil services firm and its executive Bill Allen.
Battle Lines Being Drawn
Monday afternoon which may help to explain why the most vulnerable House incumbents, by and large, voted against the bill.
Bailout Creates Web Surge That Could Last
The financial bailout bill and the publics overwhelming interest in it may have lasting effects on the number of people who visit House Web sites and how the chamber handles that Web traffic.
Allen Testifies on Deal Involving ’64 Mustang
, Alaska, home from the now-defunct VECO oil services firm and former Chief Executive Officer Bill Allen.
House Vote Was a Failure of Followers, Not Leaders
After all, it was clear that if the bill, whatever its flaws, went down, the reaction in markets at home and abroad would be devastating.
GAO Audit: Lobbyists Are Obeying Disclosure Laws
. </p> The agency did not refer any matters to the Department of Justice.