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Money Can’t Buy Them Love

</p> And with more than three months to go until Nov. 4, there is no question that the final bill will be much higher, as Democrats get overeager and Republicans fight for their lives in the aftermath

Heard on the Hill: Stevens — Forgive and Forget

</p> [IMGCAP(1)]During a Homeland Security Committee meeting, Members were discussing a bill that would crack down on federal agenciesÂ’ improper payments. </p> The bill, introduced by Sen.

Roskam Fighting Local Hero

</p> Beyond the presidential race, the Land of Lincoln is a hotbed of political activity on the Congressional level this cycle. </p> Reps.

Conservatives to Push for Earmark Moratorium

</p> With the first regular spending bill of the year on the floor — the military construction and Veterans Affairs appropriations bill — anti-earmark conservatives plan to offer an amendment striking

Outlook Gloomy for Colombia Trade Deal

</p> “I don’t see how we can do it, quite frankly,” said one veteran lobbyist who supports the bill. </p> “It is theoretically possible,” said a GOP lobbyist working the issue.

‘Human Shields’ Press for Compensation

</p> University of Virginia law professor John Norton Moore, co-counsel for the POWs and their families, called the bill a “grand compromise” in which his clients are willing to settle for pennies on

Sen. Ted Stevens Indicted

</p> The indictment charges Stevens with concealing the receipt of more than $250,000 from oil firm VECO Corp. and former Chief Executive Officer Bill Allen.

Senate GOP Reeling

Reid might have dashed prospects of a bipartisan deal on the oil markets speculation bill by saying Tuesday that if Republicans want to offer more than four amendments, they would have to end their filibuster

Recess Still a Ways Off

</p> However, the exit is still a ways off because of the political bickering over the Democratic oil speculation bill.

‘Coburn Omnibus’ Defeated

</p> A deal on the energy bill was being brokered simultaneously, but Republicans were unwilling to change their stance in time for the vote.

Senate Closes in on Energy Deal

</p> After Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) offered a unanimous consent agreement that would allow four GOP amendments on the speculation bill, Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) signaled progress