Tubbs Jones’ Counsel Circumvented Travel Restrictions, Report Says
</p> In a separate investigation of the same foundation, Rep.
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House to Take Up Controversial Senate Jobs Bill
</p> Pelosi acknowledged that many in her Caucus feel the Senate bill is too small — especially compared with the $154 billion House-passed jobs bill that has languished in the Senate — but she said to
Democrats Ready to Flex Majority Muscle
of moving a bill forward.
Rail Sector Adds Steam to Tax Item
</p> The provision, which encourages track rehabilitation, was included in a jobs bill proposed by Senate Finance Chairman Max Baucus (D-Mont.) and ranking member Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa).
Pelosi Pushes Senate to Use Reconciliation
</p> Democrats’ endgame for sending a health care bill to the president is coming into focus a day after the White House’s bipartisan health care summit, which produced little but has given new momentum
Senators Mount Quiet Race to the Top
Mary Landrieu’s (D-La.) bill to increase oil drilling; in 2007, Durbin helped Sen. Mark Pryor (D-Ark.)get a consumer product safety bill squeezed into a packed floor schedule.
Bunning Continues One-Man Filibuster
</p> Sen.
Murphy: Legislation Helps Create New Jobs in Energy Sector
</p> [IMGCAP(1)]Secretary Chu said, “To achieve our energy and climate goals, we need a strong and sustained commitment to research and development.”</p> I could not agree more.
Nelson Open to Reconciliation to Pass Health Reform
</p> Nelson, who represents a solidly Republican state, has suffered in public opinion polls for supporting President Barack Obama’s health care reform agenda.
After Filibuster, Reid Turns to Long-Term Benefits Package
</p> The yearlong extenders package includes reauthorizations to unemployment and COBRA insurance programs and a set of tax extenders sought by Republicans and other provisions.
Ethics Committee Ends Investigation Into PMA Earmarks
Marcy Kaptur (D-Ohio), Norm Dicks (D-Wash.), Bill Young (R-Fla.), Jim Moran (D-Va.) and John Murtha (D-Pa.), who died Feb. 8. — and suggested further review of Reps.
Rum Makers’ Conflict Boiling Over
</p> Last week, the long-standing fracas again hit a fever pitch.
Greenbaum: Gubernatorial Race in Texas to Have Big Impact
the two fizzled out when Hutchison announced that she would forgo previous plans to vacate her Senate seat, we can now look toward a potential general election between Perry and former Houston Mayor Bill
Former Right Tackle Keeps NRCC on Offense
</p> When Bryant ran for Senate in 1996, Sessions won his House seat. Harrison has been a top aide to Sessions ever since.</p> When former Rep.
DeMint Tries to Coronate Conservatives in 2010
</p> Cornyn’s early endorsement of Crist angered some conservatives.
Senate Passes Tourism Bill; Bunning Blocks Benefits Extender
</p> As that battle continued, Democrats hailed the passage of a tourism bill that serves as the second piece of Reid’s jobs agenda.
House Democrats Face Revolt on Jobs Package
</p> But CBC Chairwoman Barbara Lee (D-Calif.) predicted the bill would not come up this week. </p> “I don’t think it’s going to come up tomorrow,” she said. “I don’t think the votes are there.”
Bunning’s Filibuster of Jobless Benefits Bill Holds Up
</p> The bill would extend expanded unemployment benefits and health insurance subsidies for the jobless, among other provisions, many of which expire Sunday.
Torture Language Trips Up Intelligence Bill
</p> Language from Rep.
A Conversation with Steve Pearce, N.M. 2nd District Candidate
</p> Republican Steve Pearce represented New Mexico’s 2nd District until he resigned his seat in 2008 to run for the U.S. Senate.