Heard on the Hill: Signature Style
</p> Or Rep. Bill Young (R-Fla.) and retired “Price Is Right— host Bob Barker.
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As Ethics Issues Swirl, the House Finally Has the Right Process
Porter Goss (R-Fla.) as co-chairman and one of the all-time great former Members of Congress, Bill Frenzel (R-Minn.), as a member.
Cash for Clunkers’ Looks for Support
</p> While the two endorsed approving more funds for the program, GOP-led opposition could slow the process down to getting the House bill to the floor. </p> Sen.
2009 PAYGO Bill Finds Itself on Shaky Constitutional Footing
</p> [IMGCAP(1)]One tipoff to possible constitutional problems is a provision in the majority’s substitute for the president’s bill.
Senate Health Talks Renewed
</p> Obama has asked that a final health care reform bill land on his desk by Oct. 15.
Recess Ads to Flow Freely
</p> With Baucus aiming for a Sept. 15 markup, the August recess will provide one of the last big pushes before a Senate bill is likely finished.
Enzi Rejects Sept. 15 Deadline for Health Care Deal
Mike Enzi (R-Wyo.), a member of the bipartisan group of Senate Finance Committee health care negotiators, on Monday rejected the panel’s new Sept. 15 deadline for reaching an agreement on a bill.
Martin Explores Bid For Missouri Rep. Carnahan’s Seat
</p> Martin, who served as chief of staff to Gov.
Georgia: Half a Dozen GOPers Vying to Succeed Deal
</p> Hawkins, a dentist who won his Senate seat in 2006, is expected to hold a formal campaign kickoff event today in Gainesville.</p> Rep.
Illinois: Bond Drops Out of 10th District Race
</p> Bond was the first Democrat to announce he was running for the suburban Chicago seat this spring, when it was still unclear whether Kirk was going to run for Senate.
Schumer: Reconciliation Still on the Table for Health Care
.— </p> Schumer declined to elaborate on the other legislative tools Democrats might employ to try to pass a package by Oct. 15, the date set by President Barack Obama to have a bill on his desk.
Heard on the Hill: The Sexiest Coupon Ever
</p> “I think it’s only fair to be compensated for the work that we’ve done,— she said of the bill. “We put our heart and soul into these songs. It’s like a child being born.
Bailing Out Politicians Won’t Improve Politics
</p> Supporters predict a host of problems will disappear if the public pays for campaigns.
PMA Probe Moves Quietly
</p> It remains unclear what the ethics committee is focusing on in its PMA review.
A Lot Yet to Be Revealed About Ayotte
</p> Ayotte supporter and former state Sen.
New Mexico Gov Field at Two With More Likely
</p> The latest entry is state Rep. Janice Arnold-Jones, who had been exploring the race for months.
Campus Notebook: Money Management
</p> Supporters of the bill say staffers would be better able to manage their budgets if they received two paychecks a month, rather than one.
Bipartisan Senate Health Talks Face Sept. 15 Deadline
</p> Chairman Max Baucus (D-Mont.) has told his Senate colleagues that at that point he would move forward with a markup of a health care bill, regardless of whether he has a bipartisan agreement to work