With All the Bad News, How Can the NRCC Recruit Candidates?
John Hostettler (Ind.) and Bill Sali (Idaho), who failed to fundraise or run modern campaigns.
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Madame Tussauds Waxes Political
</p> Madame Tussauds, situated at the corner of 10th and F streets Northwest, offers visitors a chance to hobnob with the famous and the famous-for-D.C.</p> The museum opened in October 2007.
House Approves Supplemental Spending Bill
The bill received lukewarm support from many Democrats, including its chief author, Appropriations Chairman David Obey (Wis.).</p> “This bill spends $97 billion because we’re in a mess,— Obey said.
Boucher Endorses Climate Change Compromise
Rick Boucher (D-Va.) formally threw his support Thursday behind the compromise climate change bill he negotiated with House Energy and Commerce Chairman Henry Waxman (D-Calif.) and Energy and Environment
Senate Gitmo Debate Pushed to Next Week
</p> Appropriations Chairman Daniel Inouye (D-Hawaii) included $80 million in his version of the supplemental bill for President Barack Obama’s plan to close the prison, which houses hundreds of suspected
Angelides: Economy, Environment Can Mesh
</p> With proper investments in domestic, clean energy manufacturing infrastructure, the energy bill is a once-in-a-generation chance to revive our ailing manufacturing sector and rebuild America’s middle
Supreme Court Suspense Heads to a Conclusion
</p> Several members of Obama’s staff, including Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel, worked directly with Kagan when she was a White House domestic policy adviser under former President Bill Clinton.
Johnson: Businesses Need Total Flexibility
</p> New employment mandates and more rigid labor rules lend themselves to easy sound bites, as evidenced by the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, the first bill signed into law by President Barack Obama.
Reid: Senate Democrats Still Undecided on Gitmo
Barely an hour before the Senate Appropriations Committee is set to mark up a nearly $92 billion supplemental war spending bill, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) told reporters that Democrats
Alexander Threatens to Strip Funding From DOJ Task Forces
</p> During an Appropriations Committee markup of the $92 billion war supplemental bill, Alexander criticized Attorney General Eric Holder for failing to offer clear details on task forces dating back
Al From Joins Parven Pomper
</p> Started in 1985 by From and other frustrated Democratic moderates, the DLC helped transition the party’s politics back to the center, a shift first realized in the 1992 presidential victory of Bill
Dent Backs Toomey in Pennsylvania Senate Race
</p> Republicans in the Pennsylvania delegation had stayed on the sidelines of the primary between Toomey and Sen.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Zoo in the Swamp
Jack Reed (D-R.I.) and other backers of a bill, titled No Child Left Inside, to fund outdoor and environmental education.
Bonior: Labor’s Wish List Starts With EFCA
</p> The largest increase of union membership occurred in the three decades following World War II.
Pollin: Standard of Living Must Be Raised
</p> Of course, not all U.S. companies are moving offshore.
A Big Thaw for Climate Change
</p> The pair announced Tuesday night that they had compromised with party moderates to reach a breakthrough on the most difficult issues facing the bill and planned to unveil the text today.
Business Sweats on Climate Bill
</p> A petition organized by MoveOn.org that asks the chamber to stop lobbying against President Barack Obama’s clean-energy bill has already garnered the names of more than 10,000 small-business men
Democrats Rethink Paying for Gitmo Closure
supplemental war spending bill.
Health Care Reform Costs May Threaten Deal
A bill is scheduled to be marked up in June, and there are tentative plans for a late July floor vote.
Argon Talks to Feds
</p> The money for Coherent’s Ground Mobile Gateway System was inserted into the March 2005 tsunami relief supplemental appropriations bill, but there is no indication which Congressional office added