Democrats See Golden Pickup Opportunities in California
</p> Lungren was held under 50 percent last year by emergency room physician Bill Durston (D), who took 44 percent.</p> “I think John’s a hero if he runs for [Lungren’s] seat,— said state Sen.
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HBO Probes Alzheimer’s Tragic Story
</p> A 2009 Alzheimer’s Association report showed that 5.3 million Americans have the disorder.
Rehr Resigns From Helm of Broadcasters’ Trade Group
</p> Rehr reportedly said he would rather slit his own throat than negotiate with the recording industry over the issue.
Young Guns Rise Up
</p> But talk of tensions quickly waned as Ensign found his footing as the new GOP Policy Committee chairman.
Specter Endures Backlash
</p> “He’s kind of a man without a country right now,— Sen.
Heard on the Hill: Invasion of the Boldfacers
</p> Now that’s some history. </p> </p> Gone Phishin’. What could compel a jam-band rocker to don a suit?
Obama Encourages Democrats on Climate Change Effort
</p> Waxman said he plans to mark up the energy bill and move it through the committee by Memorial Day, an aggressive timetable.
Reid Telegraphs Busy Summer
</p> “I think it’s probably better to take it through the [Health, Education, Labor and Pensions] Committee,— Reid said.
Foxx Hunts for GOP, Sometimes Misfires
energy bill.
A High-Stakes Poker Game: Fighting Over Online Gaming
</p> “We’ll file it as soon as it is drafted,— said Frank last week.</p> Online gambling operatives have been working to help give Frank’s bill a soft landing in the committee.
Energy Reform Limps Ahead
</p> Eager to show a glimmer of progress, Democrats announced an agreement to add a “cash for clunkers— sweetener to the bill sought by Rep. John Dingell (D-Mich.) and others.
GOP Energy Summit Attacks Democrats’ Global Warming Bill
</p> “The mission of the American Energy Solutions Group is first to stop a profoundly bad idea in the form of the national energy tax, the cap-and-trade bill,— said Rep.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Bard Is the New Barack
Jane Harman, whose husband is a big benefactor of the Shakespeare Theater), who is filibustering a bill on the Senate floor.
Union: Too Many Gaps in GPO Security
Members were shocked then by what they heard and slipped language into that year’s appropriations bill requiring the GPO to make some changes.
Offshore Accounts Present a Taxing Situation
—</p> That, in turn, would cost U.S. jobs, he said.</p> Obama’s plan would stop U.S.-based companies from deferring taxes paid on profits kept in foreign countries.
Split Still Wide on Health Care
—</p> Hoping to balance competing interests, Sen.
Remembering the Quarterback for Freedom’
—</p> Jack was not an ideologue or political lecturer.
K Street Files: GOP in Vogue
Marion Berry (D-Ark.), Kevin Brady (R-Texas), Bill Delahunt (D-Mass.), Rosa DeLauro (D-Conn.), Donna Edwards (D-Md.), Jo Ann Emerson (R-Mo.), Sam Farr (D-Calif.), Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.), Eddie Bernice Johnson
Road Map: Dodd Eager for Credit Card Victory
—</p> Indeed, Republican rhetoric on the bill has been muted, with even conservatives such as Sen. John Thune (S.D.) saying they merely want to amend the bill, not kill it.
Supplemental Battle Begins
</p> Pelosi also will support the bill despite the lack of redeployment timelines.