Filmmakers Push to Renew Tax Credits
</p> “It may just be somebody who takes a passing interest in movies and video games,” she said.
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Walden Rises Up From Obscurity
Sessions’ son Bill has spent three with the Waldens. </p> And last August, Sessions and his family spent time hiking around Oregon with the Waldens.
Street Talk: Rangel’s Ways and Means Exit Feels Like Old Times
</p> Rostenkowski ultimately went to prison after taking a plea deal. After serving his time, he was pardoned by President Bill Clinton.
Contenders Emerge for Delahunt’s Seat
Bill Delahunt’s (D) decision not to seek an eighth term in November.
Terrorism Spat Prompts Hypocrisy Charge
</p> But Hatch praised Bush officials and asserted that Johnsen is unfit for the office.
Advocates Want to Cancel Haiti’s Loans
</p> Melinda St.
The Most Refreshing, Yet Unusual, Candidate Interview I’ve Done
</p> But on other issues, he is conservative, opposing the stimulus bill (for stimulating the growth of government, not creating jobs), the public insurance option and an insurance mandate in health care
Baucus: We Must Reform Health Care Now
</p> That’s why we wrote a bill that will confront our health care crisis head-on.
House Approves Tweaked Senate Jobs Bill
</p> In response to concerns from fiscally conservative Blue Dog Democrats, the House package was fully offset.
Deal Postpones Resignation to Vote on Health Care
</p> “Just two days after I announced my intentions to leave Congress, the majority party stepped up the schedule for the proposed health care bill,” Deal said in a statement Thursday afternoon.
Reid Predicts Passage Next Week of Unemployment Bill
</p> Reid left the door open for filing a procedural motion to wrap up debate on the bill and announced the Senate would not vote on Friday or Monday.
Cassidy: Legislation Is Missing Incentives to Control Costs
coverage under his bill.
GOP Mounts Message Offensive to Defeat Health Care
The GOP is prepared to raise budget points of order and numerous amendments to try and delay or kill a reconciliation bill.
Delahunt Won’t Run for Re-Election
Bill Delahunt (D-Mass.) will announce Friday that he won’t run for re-election in November.
Woolsey: Public Option Too Potent to Ignore
The public option is included in the House bill, and momentum is building in the Senate, where more and more Members are announcing their support for its inclusion in a reconciliation bill.
Lincoln Airs First Campaign TV Ad
</p> The new ad comes just days after the moderate Lincoln got a serious primary challenger in the form of Arkansas Lt. Gov. Bill Halter (D).
Kline: It’s Still Not Too Late to Start Over
</p> Before last month’s televised summit, President Barack Obama submitted an 11-page proposal that included “targeted changes” to the 2,700-page Senate bill.
Fate of Health Reform Bill in Democrats’ Hands
</p> Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) also responded harshly, saying, “The sales pitch may be new, but the bill isn’t.”
Casey: Kids Overlooked in Reform Debate
The Senate-passed bill meets this test and would improve care for millions of children.
Bunning’s Next Move Is a Big Question Mark
</p> An aide in Bunning’s office said the Kentuckian has made no decisions on whether to use what procedural tactics remain to slow the bill.