Banking on High-Speed Rail
</p> Equally important is finding a dedicated funding source for high-speed rail.
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Heard on the Hill: Error Message
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Road Map: Beyond Health Care, Fall Agenda Is Crowded
</p> Congress also must pass another extension of the highway funding bill before the end of September.
Kennedy’s Death Starts to Hit Home in the Capitol
His last vote was April 27 on a financial fraud bill.
DeLauro Unlikely Leader of Agriculture Subcommittee
“These are life and death issues.— </p> The food safety bill that passed the House in July includes several DeLauro-backed provisions tightening FDA inspection requirements, new industry reporting requirements
Trial Lawyers in Fight Over Health Care Tort Reform
Bill Bradley (N.J.), a one-time presidential candidate, has also endorsed tort reform as a way of getting more GOP support for universal health care coverage.
Health Care Reform Challenge Appears More Jagged Up Close
out of the fall elections to enact a bill this year.
Lobbyists Pushing Dodd to HELP
Industry has also been heartened by Johnson’s vote, as the only Democrat, against the credit card bill earlier this year.
K Street Files: Enviros Gain Steam
EDAF is trying to counter the oil industry’s claim that the United States can’t afford the cap-and-trade bill.
Key Liberals Willing to Bargain
House is preparing to back a scaled-down health care overhaul that would only include a public insurance option as a fallback plan, several House liberals told Roll Call that they could support such a bill
Obama Takes Liberals’ Temperature on Health Care
</p> Leaders of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, Congressional Black Caucus, Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus and Congressional Hispanic Caucus participated in the call and reiterated
Appropriations Endgame Hard to Predict
</p> The biggest wild card remains health care reform.
Obama May Again Be Key to Ohio
</p> Democratic Reps.
Book Calls for the Return of Classic Conservatism
</p> He is, however, proposing that conservatism as this country knows it may be changing forever.
Garamendi’s Long Political Journey Likely to Take Him to the House
</p> Following his graduation from college in 1966, Garamendi and his wife, Patti, had a big decision to make.
Democrats Prepare for Battle
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Her Long Road to the Promised Land
</p> This is somewhat of a surprise, as LaNier first earned her place in history at age 14.
Former Colleagues Pay Tribute to Their Friend
</p> <p/> Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.)</p> Ted Kennedy was many things.
The 50 Richest Members of Congress (2009)
</p> </p> 37. Rep. John Spratt (D-S.C.
Ohio Compare and Contrast
</p> “I do believe a bill will move forward sometime in the fall,— Driehaus told a group of about 200 constituents. “I have not yet taken a position on anything in the bill.