House Works Toward Obama’s Health Care Goal
</p> The cost-cutting conundrum is one of several that are vexing House Democratic leaders as they seek to blend three committee drafts into a single bill that can muster a majority on the floor.
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Prospects Look Bright for Financial Reform
</p> The administration has been pushing Congress to finish a bill by the end of the year, and Geithner reiterated Tuesday his desire to see action as soon as possible.
Lobbyists Tally Winners and Losers
Representatives from companies such as LabCorp and Quest Diagnostics pressed Members to drop the tax from the bill.
A Better Way to Secure Our Border
A new measure, tucked into a Senate spending bill, would tighten prescriptions for border fencing. The measure moves us in the wrong direction.
GOP Lawyer Takes On Pennsylvania Rep. Altmire
</p> Keith J. Rothfus, a lawyer, confirmed to CQ Politics Tuesday that he recently filed a statement of candidacy with the Federal Election Commission.
Moderate Group Backs Scozzafava as Paterson Sets Special Election
</p> “Now more than ever, as Democrats have racked up record deficits and are now pursuing a trillion-dollar government takeover of health care, we must elect thoughtful Republican candidates like Dede
Mall Draws New Call For Support
</p> The Mall has already received some attention from the Obama administration.
Cantor Says He’s Trying to Meet With Hoyer
</p> Cantor spokesman Brad Dayspring said Tuesday the House Republican No. 2 is seeking the huddle after Hoyer indicated last week that he wanted to meet but didn’t follow up with an invitation.
Geithner: Don’t Put Brakes on Regulatory Reform
—</p> But Geithner said there’s already been movement.</p> “My own sense is that the reform package is actually making a lot of progress. There is quite a lot of consensus on the core elements.
Show Captures How the West Was Photographed
</p> Not surprisingly, conflicts between Native American tribes and the new settlers are given heavy play in the exhibit.
Heard on the Hill: Funny Business
</p> But as for HOH, well, we just want to know who Dodd’s defender was.</p> </p> Sea and Be Seen.
K Street Files: On the Street Where You Live
</p> </p> Cockroach Humor?
Congress Looks to Multi-Task This Week
</p> Consideration of the Defense bill will likely fuel the debate over the war in Afghanistan and the closing of the prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
Road Map: Reid, Obama Weigh Fate of Public Option
</p> It kind of depends on whom you talk to these days. Some Senators say they can’t vote for any bill without it. Just as many say they can’t vote for anything with it.
DC Vote Fine-Tunes Its Hill Strategy
But the political wrangling over the voting rights bill has also prompted local advocacy group DC Vote to broaden its efforts beyond the bill.
State Senator Latest GOP Opponent To Illinois Rep. Foster
Bill Foster in Illinois’ 14th District.</p> The latest entrant is state Sen.
Tell-All Books Recall Bush, Clinton Years
Bush and Bill Clinton.
Conservative Party Candidate Picks Up Key Endorsements in New York Special
</p> “After months of runaway spending, bailouts, and record deficits, the last thing we need in Congress is another rubber stamp for Nancy Pelosi and the liberal Democrats,— Club for Growth President
Campus Notebook: Burning Down the House
</p> “The goal is that at the end of day they walk away with an understanding of what firefighters need to know to do their job and how hard the job actually is,— said Bill Webb, the Congressional Fire