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Minor Malfunction

</p> The House passed a bill to implement those changes Monday night, and Senate staffers are already in negotiations for the companion bill. </p> Rep.

House Maneuvers on Supplemental

</p> Republicans privately conceded that the unemployment bill would get many GOP votes but said that helps give their Members cover politically because they will be free to vote yes.

Energy Bill May Be Split Up

</p> Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Chairman Charles Schumer (N.Y.), author of the windfall tax language, seemed to endorse the bill-splitting notion earlier this week.

Democrats Still Struggling With Supplemental

supplemental may slip until next week as House Appropriations Chairman David Obey (D-Wis.) continues negotiations with the Senate and White House relating to paying for domestic spending items in the bill

Nominations Battle Flares Again

</p> Under Senate rules, once the chamber has reconvened, two hours must pass before committees are able to meet, but that rule is thrown out the window if the body doesn’t reconvene. </p> Sen.

Judicial Picks Unify Senate GOP

</p> Noting GOP opposition to taking up a Democratic energy bill, Reid in a floor speech contended that the maneuvers are “framed, Mr.

Murtha’s Money

</p> There’s another not-so-surprising connection between Murtha and entities benefiting from his earmarks.

Democrats Smell a Victory on GI Bill

</p> Bush and House Republicans have signaled a willingness to negotiate on the politically potent GI bill, provided that it isn’t offset with a tax increase.

Democrats Plan to Move Unemployment Measure

</p> Republicans have complained that the bill, which would increase budget deficits by $6.2 billion this year, does not abide by the House’s pay-as-you-go budgetary rules.