Duke Energy Leaves NAM
</p> Duke, which had joined NAM largely to advocate on behalf of its manufacturers, also has a divergent opinion on the climate bill.
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Senators Debate Utility of Health Roundtables
But some Members, aides and lobbyists question if the sessions are anything more than window dressing before Members retreat behind closed doors to write a bill.
K Street Files: Handicapping Specter’s Staff
—</p> </p> Dealers Go on Offensive.
Burris Keeps 2010 Guessing Game Alive
</p> The letter notes that Burris has been in office for “more than 100 days— and promotes his support for measures such as the a labor organizing bill, a District of Columbia voting rights measure and
Van Hollen Tests Power of Position
—</p> Most recently, Van Hollen got himself in hot water for publicly appearing to diminish the prospects of a sweeping climate change bill — a politically treacherous undertaking that Pelosi views as
Lobbyists Closely Following Agenda
</p> Armed Services does not dole out specific pots of cash for programs and systems, but the committee does put together an annual authorization bill that can help set the stage for appropriations.
Hill Supporters Help Keep Sinn Fein Flush
</p> Crowley, who has known Downes since he was a teenager, agreed, saying that former President Bill Clinton “recognized that Adams and others in the leadership had taken risks for peace and that we
For Hill Republicans, an Opportunity to Rebrand Their Party
</p> The problem is more complicated, of course, than merely choosing one strategy.
Trade Battle Looms for Democrats
—</p> Rep.
The Rose Garden: Obama Aides Lay Groundwork for Health Reform
Under former President Bill Clinton, she supervised health issues in the Office of Management and Budget and from 1997 to 2000 ran the Health Care Financing Administration (now known as the Centers for
Reid Has a Secret Weapon
</p> But Reid may have found the ultimate trump card: President Barack Obama.
Swing-District Members Overwhelmingly Back Mortgage Bill
</p> And the measure proved popular with members from partisan swing districts.
GOP Wants Tough Restrictions for Guantánamo Bay Prisoners
</p> Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) reiterated his opposition to bringing the detainees into the U.S.
Gutierrez Concludes Immigration Tour
</p> Gutierrez, who Obama cited in a recent press conference for his work on the issue, has repeatedly argued for bringing the immigration issue to the forefront.
New Mexico Republicans Lining Up for Possible Governor Run
</p> Democratic Gov. Bill Richardson will step down in 2010 due to term limits, but his lieutenant governor, Diane Denish, is already gearing up to succeed him. The Republican side is more fluid.
Marriage Bill Chafes Very Few
</p> Under the District’s home rule charter, Congress has 30 legislative days to review the Council’s bill.
Pelosi Confident Global Warming Bill on Track
</p> “I believe we will be successful,— she said. “I’m excited about it.—</p> Pelosi said she envisions the energy bill moving first, “so we can move on to health care.
Republicans Enter Race for Deal’s Open Georgia Seat
</p> Former state Sen. Bill Stephens said Wednesday he is preparing to enter the 9th District race.
House Officials Ask for Better Staff Benefits
</p> Wednesday’s hearing focused on fiscal 2010 funding for the offices of Chief Administrative Officer Dan Beard, Clerk of the House Lorraine Miller and House Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Livingood.
Inouye Faces His First Test
With a $94 billion supplemental war spending bill looming, Sen.