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GAO Requires a Multitalented New Leader
First of two parts</p> </p> WANTED: CEO for independent agency in legislative branch. Reports to 535 bosses. Manages annual budget of more than $500 million.
NRCC Targets 14 House Democrats On Climate Change Vote
</p> Tom Perriello: NRCC’s Top Target (Getty) </p> The campaign arm of Republicans in the U.S.
NRCC Targets 13 House Democrats on Climate Vote
</p> The climate change legislation barely passed the House, 219-212, on Friday, with 44 Democrats voting against it. The NRCC is targeting several Democrats who voted for the bill: Reps.
Reconciliation’ to Pass Health Bill Won’t Work
</p> [IMGCAP(1)]If an attempt is made to pass health reform under “reconciliation— rules — requiring just a simple majority vote — Senate Budget Chairman Kent Conrad (D-N.D.) told me, the bill would be
Illinois Rep. Foster Gets Another Republican Challenger
Bill Foster already faces a challenge from a son of former House Speaker J. Dennis Hastert.
Franken’s Victory Gets Democrats to 60, Sort of
</p> On the one hand, 60 is the magic number to beat back a GOP-led filibuster.
Alabama Official Gives GOP a Six-Pack for ’10 Governor Primary
</p> Bill Johnson </p> Alabama Republican Bill Johnson , a member of Republican Gov.
Obama Sees a Path in Senate for Climate Bill
President Barack Obama on Sunday said House passage of the climate change bill provides the framework for success in the Senate, repeatedly pointing to the support of conservative Democratic Rep.
GOP Senators Pledge to Fight Climate Bill
</p> “This bill coming out of the House is going nowhere in the Senate,— Sen.
Boehner Tries to Stall Energy Vote
</p> In an attempt to stall the passage of the Democratic energy bill, Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) on Friday began reading the text of the 300-page Democratic amendment during his closing remarks
Pelosi Herds Caucus to Narrow Win on Climate
Correction Appended </p> The final evidence that the sweeping climate change bill the House passed Friday night belonged wholly to Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) came in the closing moments of the vote
Merkel Offers Support for Climate Change Legislation
</p> “I said that this is, indeed, a sea change that I see, this upcoming bill anticipated today in the House on climate, that this really points to the fact that the United States are very serious on
Bipartisan Health Bill Gets Cold Shoulder
</p> Bennett said he believes the bill has lacked traction with Senate leaders because neither he nor Wyden is in a position to place it at the center of the debate.
Democrats Return From Rehab, Surgery to Vote on Climate
Correction Appended Democrats have called up their reserves as they try to eke out a victory on their massive climate change bill, including bringing a Member out of rehab and another back from rehabilitation.Rep
EMILY’s List Gives Nod to Governor Candidates Sink and Denish
</p> </p> Sink, Florida’s Chief Financial Officer, looks like she will have a clear path to the Democratic nomination, and is likely to face Republican state Attorney General Bill McCollum, a former
Health Care Ads Could Pick Up After the Break
</p> And it’s not just health care groups such as the AMA that are waiting for the bill.
The Not-This-Timers: Look Who Broke Ranks On Climate Change Bill
</p> House Speaker Nancy Pelosi along with Reps. James Clyburn and Steny Hoyer (r.) after the House vote yesterday.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Michael Jackson’s Washington
</p> Here are a few bits from the archives chronicling how the King of Pop’s reign even extended to the nation’s Capitol:</p> [IMGCAP(1)] The biggest M.J.
New Mexico’s Pearce Puts Off ’10 Decision Until Late July
</p> Steve Pearce </p> New Mexico Republicans have been anticipating an announcement by Steve Pearce , their defeated 2008 U.S.