HELP Approves Controversial Labor Nominee
</p> HELP members voted 13-10 along party lines in favor of Craig Becker’s nomination to serve on the National Labor Relations Board.
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Democrats Eke Through Debt Limit Increase
</p> Thirty-seven Democrats voted against the increase, which brought the debt limit to $14.3 trillion.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Television Magic
</p> [IMGCAP(1)]ABC announced Wednesday that “Scrubs” actress Sarah Chalke has been cast in a new television pilot, “Freshmen,” as a former high-power businesswoman just elected to Congress.
GOP Hands Party-Switcher Griffith Plum Post
Bob Walker (Pa.) and Bill Paxon (N.Y.) have also served in the position.</p> “Greg Walden is a proven leader and a champion for smaller, more accountable government.
Costa: Long-Term Approach Is Necessary
This is a bipartisan bill that outlines a practical, responsible energy plan for American energy development.
Risch: Economy Requires Diverse Policy
</p> Unfortunately, many of the challenges we are confronting did not need to happen.
GOP Senators Seek to Bring D.C. Gay Marriage to a Vote
</p> The bill is being touted not as anti-gay-marriage, but rather as a way of letting the people of D.C. have their say.
House Democrats Press Ahead With New Health Care Plan
</p> Freshmen Reps.
LaHood Bashes Lawmakers Unhappy About Not Getting Rail Funds
</p> LaHood touted the success of the stimulus bill and said he eagerly awaits Congressional passage of a jobs package containing more infrastructure funds.
Disagreement Reigns on Hill
The reality is our members have made it very clear that they would not support” the Senate bill.</p> But a Senate Democratic aide said Pelosi has been asking for too many changes.
Coburn Takes Out the Guns
</p> Coburn said he will look to attach an amendment to a future appropriations bill based on legislation by Sen.
Democratic Leaders to Meet Thursday With Obama
</p> The meeting will be largely focused on jobs but “definitely not health care,” according to a White House aide.
Obama Session With Senate Democrats Gives Vulnerables a Stage
Obama used several questions to press for a strong financial regulatory reform bill that would prevent another near-collapse on Wall Street.
After 3 Years, Still No Permanent AOC
</p> Whether the bill will pass the Senate is unclear.
Florida: Deutch Wins Nod Easily, Moves to April Special
Deutch’s fundraiser with former President Bill Clinton in January pushed his fundraising past the $1 million mark.
For Republicans, Overconfidence Poses a Growing Problem
Bill Foster (D-Ill.) had just more than $1 million on hand, while Rep. Suzanne Kosmas (D-Fla.) had almost seven times as much money in her war chest as her best-funded challenger.</p> Reps.
White House Budget Not Fully Recycled
Bush in 2006 (who expanded on former President Bill Clinton’s standards). Trish Fritz, the GPO’s environmental executive, declined to comment on the White House’s paper choices.
No Regrets for Senator Gregg
</p> Gregg, 62, is retiring this year after having served 18 years in the Senate and three decades in public office.
Will Obama Impose Effective Sanctions to Stop Iran’s Nukes?
</p> “And, as Iran’s leaders continue to ignore their obligations, there should be no doubt: They will face growing consequences. That is a promise.”</p> The good news comes with the word “as.”
Dissecting Mass. Hysteria
</p> Sam Meas, an investor from Haverhill, is also running in the 5th district GOP field.</p> Seven-term Rep.