Obama Proposes Bipartisan Meeting on Health Care
</p> Health care talks stalled last month after Sen.
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Senate Will Debate Two More Nominees
that he would use his perch on the board to enact provisions in the controversial “card check” bill, which would allow unions to organize through a petition process.
GOP Holds Fire on Jobs Bill, So Far
like the health care bill.”
Democrats Love to Hate Baucus
</p> But others said the forthcoming bipartisan deal on the Democrats’ first jobs bill this week would likely insulate Baucus from further criticism.
Liberals Look to Resurrect Public Option
</p> But reviving that debate may be easier said than done.
Pelosi Urges Party Faithful to Get Involved
</p> The morning address was not without its jabs to Republicans.</p> “Anyone who wants to know the difference between Democrats and Republicans need only look at their budgets,” Pelosi said.
Dodd: Moving Ahead With Financial Reform
</p> Added Dodd: “I have instructed my staff to begin drafting legislation to present to the committee later this month.”
K Street Files: Cashing In on Conservatives
Scott Brown’s (R-Mass.) support for abortion rights because he is being credited with halting the passage of a health care reform bill they dislike.
Democrats Applaud Jobless Rate, but More Must Be Done
As Democrats continue hashing out a jobs bill — or a series of bills — the Labor Department delivered them some good news Friday: the unemployment rate fell to 9.7 percent in January, the lowest it’s been
Gresser: A Trade Agenda for 2010
</p> In the way lies an obvious obstacle — the familiar trade divide among Democrats.
Katz: Congress Needs to Change GAO Hiring Process
</p> </p> All Politics Is Politics </p> Despite the GAO’s evolution, politics and the lobbying game have permeated the comptroller general search.
Sources: Dodd, Shelby Negotiations Breaking Down
“People who say the talks are going south may not like parts of the bill. They may be calling it over because they don’t like parts of the bill.”
Reid Hoping for Bipartisan Jobs Bill, but Details Still Unknown
</p> Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) said he hoped to introduce a bipartisan bill as soon as Thursday afternoon and hold the first votes on the measure Monday.
Cardin: U.S. Needs to Keep Pace Developing Energy Technology
The Environment and Public Works Committee, on which I serve, has approved a comprehensive bill.
Landrieu Defends Louisiana Purchase’ in Health Reform
</p> “Suddenly I said to myself, maybe I should go to the floor of the Senate and explain this because it’s not clear to me what’s going to happen to the health bill,” Landrieu said.
Vitter: Congress Should Pass the No Cost Stimulus Act
</p> Last year I introduced a bill that will achieve what the president has called for — job creation, less burden on the family budget and a real jolt to start the engines of our economy.
Butterfield: Hotter Climate Demands Attention
</p> The bill is also crafted to protect consumers from transitional costs.
Boehner Taps Walden as Chairman of GOP Leadership
</p> As chairman, the six-term Walden will direct the House GOP Transparency Initiative, a “project aimed at making the House more open and accountable to the American people.”