Campus Notebook: A Somber Anniversary
</p> Van Hollen said fellow officers remember him as “a leader, not a follower.—</p> “At his memorial service, they recalled his quiet optimism, how Sgt.
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Obama, Biden Seats in Danger?
</p> More recently, Republicans took over the seat vacated by then-Sen. Al Gore (D-Tenn.) after he and Bill Clinton were elected to the White House in 1992. Appointed Sen.
Speed May Be Key to Labor Bill
</p> Talks on the bill are ongoing, and with health care on the Senate’s plate, Democrats said no deal on the labor bill is expected until September at the earliest — if at all.</p> Sen.
Bill Will Restore Congress’ Powers in Era After Bush
</p> First, the bill ensures that Congress will have access to the information it needs to perform its constitutional duties.
Pressure on Baucus Rises
</p> After months of pushing to meet President Barack Obama’s Aug. 7 deadline to pass a bill, Senate Democratic leaders are now embracing a delay forced on the chamber by the ongoing bipartisan Finance
Waxman Makes Compromise Offer to Blue Dogs
</p> Waxman said he hoped to resume marking up the bill on Wednesday. “We’re attempting to bridge the differences,— he said.
Pelosi Won’t Rule Out Staying in Session
the 1,000-page bill.
Pelosi Won’t Give Up Yet
</p> Pelosi added that while she has repeatedly said she wants to get a bill passed, Members also have to feel comfortable first.
Senate to Give Travel Bill Another Try
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) announced Monday that he intends to resurrect a travel promotion bill before adjourning for the August recess.
Road Map: Passing Appropriations This Year Gets Trickier
Otherwise they will find themselves once again defending a dreaded and much-maligned omnibus appropriations bill.
Gibbs Won’t Telegraph Timing of Health Care Vote
White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs on Monday declined to say whether the White House believes the House will pass a health care bill before Members leave town for the August recess.
Politics & Poker: Thanks to Obama, the L’ Word Is Back in Vogue
</p> From the day he was elected, President Barack Obama and his advisers have been determined about one thing: to avoid the mistakes Bill Clinton made.
DeSaulnier Is First to Air TV Ad in California Special
</p> The East Bay seat is vacant because Tauscher just took a high-level job at the State Department.</p> On Monday, the man Tauscher beat to win the 10th district seat in 1996, former Rep.
Baucus: Group Making More Headway’
The gang of six Finance panel negotiators continues to grapple with how to expand access to coverage while lowering costs and ensuring that the bill is deficit-neutral.
California: DeSaulnier Is First to Air TV Ad in Special
</p> The East Bay seat is vacant because Tauscher just took a high-level job at the State Department.</p> On Monday, the man Tauscher beat to win the 10th district seat in 1996, former Rep.
Recess to Give Obama the Floor
</p> “It will be the same stuff,— one senior White House official said.
K Street Files: Checking In
Bush and Bill Clinton.</p> Neihardt said he has done legislative work for both sides of the aisle and has also done fundraising work for Members of both political parties.
Texas Senate Candidates Still in Hold ’Em Pattern
</p> But until Hutchison decides when that resignation will happen, her would-be successors remain in a holding pattern.</p> “Few people are paying attention.
Heard on the Hill: Wild and Wonderful
</p> “Navigating the rapids can be tricky, but that is nothing compared to crafting a health care bill that lowers costs and improves quality, which is what Sen.
Would-Be Governors Tussle In Congress
Bill Haslam, Bill Gibbons, Ronald L. Ramsey.