Farm Compromise Heads to Floor Next Week
</p> Senate Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Chairman Tom Harkin (D-Iowa) said he hoped President Bush would sign the bill, noting that the Senate farm bill passed by 79 votes last year more than
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</p> Senate Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Chairman Tom Harkin (D-Iowa) said he hoped President Bush would sign the bill, noting that the Senate farm bill passed by 79 votes last year more than
</p> A senior House Democratic aide said the bill has been bumped to next week, though exact timing has yet to be determined.
</p> Appropriations Chairman Robert Byrd (D-W.Va.), however, vowed to mark up the bill next week regardless of whether the House acts.
</p> The Republican minority has been engaged in a tactical revolt on the House floor following Democrats’ decision to dispatch the war supplemental spending bill directly to the floor instead of going
</p> It also includes two initiatives not requested by the president: an expanded GI bill to provide improved education benefits for veterans, and a 13-week extension of unemployment benefits.
</p> House Democratic leaders scrambled Wednesday to secure support for the bill with limited domestic add-ons.
</p> Promoters did, however, get a provision that directed the Department of Health and Human Services to establish standards for electronic prescribing in that bill.
</p> McConnell’s decision Wednesday to offer the energy package as an amendment to a flood control bill — and subsequently file cloture on it — sets up a vote that Republicans will cast as a showdown
that Senate Democrats plan to unveil their blueprint to curb record gas prices, Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (Ky.) offered his own plan on behalf of Republicans as an amendment to the flood insurance bill
no” to “yes” on a GOP motion to recommit attached to an international debt relief bill passed last month.
</p> Coffman is spending $65,000 to air a 30-second biography spot on cable television throughout the 6th district. The ad is set to run through May 25.
</p> Rachel Pearson is advising Sununu on fundraising from Washington, D.C. </p> Navigating an Anti-Union Movement.
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</p> A few blocks up MacArthur is the DC Boat House (5441 MacArthur Blvd.
Mug Shots took on the task of tasting a bevy of frozen </p> beverages to find a few choice margaritas. </p> Hill Favorites </p> Tortilla Coast (400 First St.
Correction Appended </p> Falling prey to Democratic infighting, a bill to modernize the Federal Aviation Administration failed Tuesday afternoon to garner the 60 votes needed to cut off debate on
</p> Several Blue Dogs told Roll Call that they would not vote for the spending package unless the GI bill costs were offset.
</p> House Appropriations ranking member Jerry Lewis (R-Calif.) pledged to continue standing up to Democratic attempts to “jam a $200 billion-plus spending bill through the Congress with absolutely no
</p> An insurance lobbyist said the wind coverage plan is increasingly likely to be offered as an amendment to the bill and might even pass.
House Democratic leaders will bypass a committee markup and bring the war supplemental bill straight to the floor on Thursday, with lawmakers being warned to expect “possible late votes” that night on