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Hoyer Says Another CR Possible

</p> “There may need to be an enrolling CR,— which would keep the government funded and provide a small window of extra time to move the bill from Congress to President Barack Obama on Friday, Hoyer said

Debate Over Census Takes Shape

Carolyn Maloney (D-N.Y.) introduced a bill Tuesday that would make the U.S. Census Bureau an independent agency and give the newly created office increased funding and autonomy.

Conservatives Aid Tedisco in Special

</p> “James Tedisco is a champion for the people of New York and an invaluable leader on important business issues,— Bill Miller, the chamber’s senior vice president and political director, said in a

Chamber Backs Tedisco

</p> The U.S. Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday announced that it was endorsing Tedisco, the state Assembly Minority Leader who is battling venture capitalist Scott Murphy (D) in the March 31 contest.

Being Ted Kennedy

—</p> Canellos said it was the details of the Kennedy family’s life that surprised him most.

Caught in the Mushy Middle

Specter has not said whether he plans to vote for cloture again for the legislation or if he supports the bill.

GOP Hatching New Strategy

</p> Republicans also will look for areas where they can, as part of their critique, provide alternatives to Democratic agenda items.

GOP Still Enamored of Romney

</p> “I think it was ironic that on the very day that we were having those discussions … Speaker [Nancy] Pelosi [D-Calif.] and Congressional Democrats came out with their own version of the bill before

Obama Summons All Hands on Health Care

</p> Obama will have at his disposal a roster of individuals who had experience with the failed 1994 effort by President Bill Clinton to pass sweeping health care legislation and who can provide valuable

Create a 9/11 Commission for Financial Reform

Not one, but at least five Congressional committees (including the new Congressional Oversight Panel created by the federal rescue bill) are currently trying to answer that question.

Bill

It occurred to me as I watched the Senate debate the D.C. voting rights bill that it is high time I speak out on this issue, one so close to my heart.

Heard on the Hill: Norton’s No Meter Maid

</p> Norton spokeswoman Sonsyrea Montgomery told HOH that Norton was returning from official business — an appearance on local television station Fox 5 to discuss the D.C. voting rights bill — and had