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Tobacco Bill Rolls Hagan and Burr Into Alliance

</p> As the Senate takes up a bill that would allow the government to regulate tobacco products for the first time, Hagan finds herself joining forces with Republicans to derail a top Democratic priority

Groups Taking Sides on Bill

</p> Sutton’s bill, which was introduced last week, is the latest iteration of a national automotive voucher program that started gaining steam earlier this year.

Funding to Close Guantánamo Still a Mystery

</p> Democrats on both sides of the Capitol say that at the very least they want to pass all 12 appropriations measures — including the Defense Department spending bill that would contain any Guantánamo

Chaffetz Found Red Out of the Blue

He has co-sponsored legislation aimed at blocking the council’s effort and is the top Republican on the Oversight and Government Reform subcommittee with jurisdiction over the bill.

From Citizen Soldiers to Citizen Legislators

</p> Consider these Iraq vet candidates running as Republicans in 2010:</p> • Will Breazeale: a Boeing 737 airline pilot (North Carolina’s 7th)</p> • Kevin Calvey: an attorney who left his seat as a

D.C. Clarifies Blunt’s Property Tax Obligation

</p> “At the request of the property owner the homestead benefit has been removed, and a tax bill itemizing the deduction reversals has been mailed,— Natalie Wilson, a spokeswoman for the D.C. tax office

Health Care Ad Blitz Targets Moderate Democrats

Mark Begich (D-Alaska) and Finance Chairman Max Baucus (D-Mont.), the chief architect of the emerging health care bill in the Senate.</p> Bayh and Lincoln are up for re-election in 2010.

Groups Target No’ Votes on Climate Change Bill

</p> Ross, an influential member of the fiscally conservative Blue Dog Coalition, has backed the idea of addressing global warming but complained that the House bill did not do enough to protect rural

Leahy Lauds Sotomayor’s Nomination

.— </p> Leahy, whose committee has jurisdiction over the nomination, predicted last week before Sotomayor was selected that Obama’s choice would be confirmed by the time the high court reconvenes in early