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Dina Titus (Nev.), Carol Shea-Porter (N.H.), Mark Schauer (Mich.), Mary Jo Kilroy (Ohio), Debbie Halvorson (Ill.), Bill Owens (N.Y.), Gary Peters (Mich.), Ann Kirkpatrick (Ariz.), Bill Foster (Ill.), Kurt
</p> “With encouragement from people around our district — Republicans, Democrats, unaffiliated voters — I am entering the race to represent the 3rd Congressional District of Colorado,” Tipton said in
The Republican alternative budget bill and stimulus proposals just didn’t receive much attention.
.— </p> “My leadership has been very good to me,— Cao said on MSNBC.
</p> Tipton criticized actions the Democratic-run Congress has taken during the first nine months of the Obama administration — including a health care bill that the House narrowly passed over the weekend
</p> Scheduled for when Congress is supposed to be winding down, this year’s event coincided with the House’s push to pass a health care reform bill — causing more than a dozen staffers to cancel at the
</p> At a press conference Monday afternoon, Conference Chairman Lamar Alexander (Tenn.) and Sen.
</p> “I can remember in Iraq where there wasn’t the security there,— he said.
</p> The biggest in history, New Jersey Gov.
Its biggest order of business comes up every few years, and even that issue — the farm bill reauthorization — isn’t going to be a priority until 2012.
Even though the bill increasing the debt ceiling is the fiscal equivalent of a vestigial organ from the budget debates of at least a century ago, the Senate seems hellbent on demanding that, before it
</p> The club and the NRSC are no strangers to being on opposite sides of a primary fight.</p> In 2006, Sen.
—</p> Also appearing in a separate interview was Sen. Joe Lieberman (ID-Conn.), who confirmed that he will vote to block the Senate version of the health care bill.
</p> Democratic Senators eager to deliver a bill to President Barack Obama’s desk by year’s end view the House action as momentum-building.
Four out of every five House members who didn’t side with their party on the health care bill represent districts that voted for the opposite party’s presidential nominee in the 2008 election.
</p> The House kept running out of copies of the 2,000-plus-page bill because lawmakers wanted them as historic keepsakes, signing them for one another like high school yearbooks.</p> Rep.
</p> “The final Senate bill hasn’t even been released yet, but the insurance companies are already pressing hard for a filibuster to bury it,— Obama said in an e-mail message sent early Sunday morning
</p> But Democratic leaders were counting on the amendment to deliver key votes for the final bill and noted that the Catholic bishops had endorsed the bill as a result.
</p> King told the crowd that after the rally they would be invited into the House gallery to watch Members debate the bill live. </p> Rep. Joe Wilson (R-S.C.), who shouted, “You lie!