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Democrats Plan to Push Energy Until Year’s End

</p> [IMGCAP(1)]Rather than being forced by Republicans to debate gas prices during a major global warming bill, as they were last week, Senate Democrats want to define the issue themselves by bringing

Ferment Over Carbon Offsets

</p> [IMGCAP(1)]Last week, Ehlers was at it again, pushing through an anti-carbon offsets amendment for a bill that provides grants and low-interest loans to public schools that make environmentally friendly

The Coalition That Could Have Been

Those who followed American politics in the 1990s would likely find it hard to believe that President Bill Clinton and Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) secretly plotted to unite in a centrist coalition to

State Parties, Boehner Align

Contrary to earlier reports, this entity is a brand new joint fundraising committee and will not be headed by former New York Congressman and ex-NRCC Chairman Bill Paxon.

Déjà Vu on War Bill

</p> “I think we are where we were two weeks ago,” said a Democratic source close to negotiations on the bill.

Windfall Tax on Tap

</p> A Reid aide said that the Senate may also consider a renewable energy tax credit bill as well as a fix on Medicare reimbursements.

Senate Puts Glitch in House Pay

</p> The House easily passed a bill allowing the change from monthly to biweekly paychecks two months ago. Senate staffers already are paid every other week.

GOP Gambit Questioned

</p> Republicans appeared to be gaining traction with their argument that the massive climate change bill would raise already high gas prices.

Nuclear Energy Poisons Legislative Environment

</p> But many key environmental lobbyists say that tax subsidies for nuclear power could become a poison pill for any global warming bill and that if a carbon reduction bill required a substantial nuclear

Ballot Measures

Bill Nelson (D-Fla.) introduced a bill on Friday that would banish the country’s 220-year-old Electoral College system, allowing voters instead to directly elect the president.

Murtha’s Cash for Students

</p> Murtha’s office announced that he would be joined at the event by officials from eight defense contracting firms, four of which had received earmarks from Murtha in a spending bill that Congress

Appropriations Encounters Turbulent Start

.’” </p> Walsh said he cannot recall this level of pessimism at the start of the appropriations process. “The assumption was always that we would get a bill in the end,” he said.

Press Club Showcases Presidential Photos

The historical photographs were selected from more than 10 million film and digital images in the AP library, more than 20,000 of which exclusively cover presidents Harry Truman through Bill Clinton and

RNC to Boost NRCC With Joint Fundraising

</p> According to a Republican strategist familiar with situation, the joint RNC-NRCC fundraising committee is set to be up and running in the coming days.