Halter ‘Seriously Considering’ Bid for Snyder’s Seat
Bill Halter acknowledged Monday that he is now seriously considering running in the Little Rock-based 2nd district this fall.
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Brown Surges as Mass. Goes to the Wire
</p> The race to fill the late Sen.
Nelson’s Approval Rating Sinks in New Poll
</p> But Nelson has come under fire not just for his vote, but for the impression that he was the crucial 60th vote that made it possible for the health care bill to overcome a GOP filibuster and clear
McConnell: Special Massachusetts Election All About Health Care
But he said the fact that Republicans are running so closely in “the most liberal state in America” is a direct result of the health care bill — and a boost to those trying to prevent its passage.
Reid Turns Next to Debt Ceiling Increase
</p> Congress passed a short-term debt limit bill late last year, but spending is expected to surpass that limit by mid-February.
GOP Campaign to Sway Democrats Moves Slowly
“We are all in and making sure we are doing everything to defeat this bill.— </p> But a final bill was rapidly coming together last week as House and Senate leaders were swiftly reaching agreements on
Congress, Don’t Cede Budgetary Power to President
</p> Spending priorities are established under the Constitution through the regular legislative process, which ends with enactment of an appropriations bill.
Road Map: Senate GOP Feels the Momentum Flowing
care bill this year.
Nelson Asks Reid to Drop Medicaid Break for Nebraska
Ben Nelson (D-Neb.) on Friday asked that a deal he secured for his state on Medicaid funding be removed from the health care reform bill, a move that follows weeks of unrelenting political blowback.
Senate Foreign Relations Committee Through the Ages
In the 1960s, a Georgetown University student from Arkansas named Bill Clinton works in his Capitol Hill office.
House Democrats Anxiously Watching Massachusetts Senate Vote
—</p> “It’s very concerning,— Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y.) said.
Dragged Through Muck
Ex-President Bill Clinton is portrayed as a walking embodiment of the seven deadly sins, vacillating between lust and pride, wrath and envy.
Massachusetts Senate Race: Thinking the Unthinkable
</p> While Democratic efforts to nationalize the Senate contest, by interjecting President Barack Obama and former President Bill Clinton into the race, and to make the contest into a tribute to the late
Panel’s Ranking Member Lugar Is Veteran Pragmatist
</p> “He can be stand-offish at times and doesn’t use opportunities to make news,— an aide to a conservative GOP Member said. “He’s not like Jesse Helms.— </p> The late Sen.
Track Record of Ex-Member Comebacks Isn’t Great
Mike Fitzpatrick (Pa.) and Bill Sali (Idaho) will likely run for their old seats as well.
It’s Another World to the Influence Industry
</p> “If you are faking it, John Kerry would know it,— he said.
Chairman Kerry: Born for the Job
—</p> </p> A Change in Status</p> It has also been a year of transition for Kerry.
Senators Look to Speed Up Charitable Giving to Haiti
</p> The bill would allow Americans to deduct a larger amount against their annual income based on charitable donations and would temporarily extend special tax rules for food donations.
Obama Seeks to Reassure House Democrats
</p> Obama later faced questions on the health care bill, jobs and trade with China in a closed session with lawmakers, according to a House Democratic aide.