Road Map: Democrats Determined to Finish Bill by Easter
</p> Meanwhile, nobody expects that passing a health care bill will fix the Democrats’ other election year problems.
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Senators Spar Over Process
</p> But the complicated process that Democrats will have to use to get their health care bill passed seems to have put both sides in a tizzy.
Intelligence Process Shows Signs of Life After Years of Gridlock
</p> Notwithstanding these seemingly iron-clad prohibitions, the intelligence community has been chugging along quite nicely, thank you, even though an intelligence authorization bill has not been enacted
Wall St. Lobbyists Up Pressure on Dodd
</p> While several provisions of a sweeping financial services reform bill still remain in flux, banks and big-business groups are putting their focus on the consumer-protection details.
Immigration Reform Backers Cite Rally, Urge Action
</p> Asked about the nature of Monday’s meeting, White House Deputy Press Secretary Bill Burton said, “It’s as simple as getting an update from them on efforts to create bipartisan immigration legislation
Massa Hints He Could Rescind Resignation
health care bill last fall.
Pennsylvania: Democrats Select Critz for 12th District Special
</p> Critz was Murtha’s district director.</p> He won 30 of the committee’s votes versus 18 for former state Treasurer Barbara Hafer and one for Navy veteran Ryan Bucchianeri.
Pennsylvania Democrats Confirm Critz as Nominee in Murtha Special
</p> The Pennsylvania Democratic Executive Committee picked Critz — Murtha’s district director — with 30 votes, while former state Treasurer Barbara Hafer garnered 18 votes and Navy veteran Ryan Bucchianeri
GOP Earmark Warriors Fret Over Falling Behind
</p> According to GOP aides, DeMint will look to force the vote later this week after the Senate wraps up debate on a jobs bill.
Massachusetts: O’Leary, Keating to Vie for Delahunt’s District
Bill Delahunt (D) looks likely to come down to two Democrats and two Republicans. </p> State Sen.
Texas: Right to Life Supporting Flores in House Runoff
Bill Flores, one of two Republicans vying to oppose Democratic Rep. Chet Edwards in the 17th district, has won the backing of Texas Right to Life.
House Reading Clerk Savors His Vocal Role
His newest position will return him to the House floor, where he’ll act as the voice of the chamber when he reads aloud bill titles, amendments and any message that needs to be conveyed to Members.
Can We Please Stop Talking About Reconciliation?
</p> I am a budget process wonk.
Nation: DCCC Taps Members for Red to Blue’ Effort
</p> The DCCC announced that Reps. Bruce Braley (Iowa), Donna Edwards (Md.)
Defiant Massa Points Fingers
</p> </p> Hoyer Accused</p> Massa also accused House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) of revealing the existence of the ethics investigation in an attempt to force him out of office before the health
GOP Mail Firm’s Net Rate Raises Concerns
Bill Russell’s campaign burn rate has raised concerns about the viability of his candidacy — and questions about the direct-mail firm he employs — according to local Republicans who could pick him as their
Massa Headache Creates Upstate N.Y. Free-for-All
</p> The NRCC is “not urging her in either direction,” Lebowitz said.</p> The NRCC has included Reed in the first tier of its “Young Guns” program for promising recruits.
Democratic Fence-Sitters Hint at Possible Support of Health Bill
</p> Appearing on Sunday talk shows to discuss the fate of the bill, Altmire, Baird and Rep.
Graham Pleads With Democrats to Not Block Health Care Debate
</p> Though the Senate overcame a GOP filibuster of its comprehensive health care reform bill and passed a bill Christmas Eve 2009, Democrats lost their filibuster-proof 60-vote supermajority when Sen