Obama Hits Road to Campaign for Reid — Again
</p> Obama will spend Thursday evening at two fundraisers for Reid in Las Vegas.
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Clay: Modernize Records Management
</p> The bill passed the House in March, and I hope the Senate will act on it as soon as possible.
Ads Target Kerry-Lieberman Cap-and-Trade Plan
</p> “Urge your Senators to vote no’ to the president’s cap-and-trade bill full of corporate Wall Street giveaways,” a narrator states in the ads.
Congress Must Stop Playing Immigration Fútbol
</p> It appears increasingly likely that President Barack Obama will fail to enact any reform bill this year despite having an overwhelmingly Democratic Congress.
Plenty of Jabs in First Moran-Tiahrt Debate
</p> Tiahrt responded by saying that he thinks earmarks have been misunderstood and that he is the sponsor of a bill that would overhaul the process and provide greater transparency.
Democrats Upbeat on Campaign Finance Bill
</p> Schumer, former Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee chairman and author of the Senate version of the bill, and Reid told House Democratic brass in a bicameral leadership huddle Tuesday that
Zickar: Time to Reconsider a Sunset Commission
</p> In 1978, Congress came close to doing that when it considered a bill to establish a federal Sunset Commission.
Goldstein: Biggest Succession Gaps Relate to Congress
Ronald Reagan wins in a landslide, but Tip O’Neill acts as president; Bill Clinton is elected by a comfortable margin, but Newt Gingrich takes the helm.
Partisan Squabbles Over Economy, Oil Spill to Be on Parade During Recess
</p> In particular, Democrats will hype the financial regulatory reform bill that will likely hit the Senate floor shortly after the break.
Senate Is Legislative Graveyard
</p> Even before the death of Sen.
Frist Portrait to Be Unveiled Sept. 15
The formal portrait of former Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) will be unveiled in a ceremony in the Capitol on Sept. 15.
GOP Surveys Itself on New Agenda
</p> Republicans expect to release the final policy document in September.
Vroom: Chewing on the Politics of Food
To that end, a bill under consideration — the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act — directs the U.S.
Defense Firms Strafe Each Other
</p> Earlier this year, House Members sympathetic to Boeing were able to insert an amendment into the defense authorization bill that would require the Pentagon to report within 60 days of the WTO ruling
Six House Democrats Flip to Support Unemployment Bill
Six of the 16 House Democrats who voted against extending unemployment benefits Wednesday had a change of heart overnight and backed the bill Thursday.</p> Among the flippers was Rep.
House Passes War Spending as a Work in Progress
</p> House Members passed the bill as their last order of business late Thursday before leaving town for roughly 10 days.
War Spending Bill Gets Veto Threat
</p> The White House threatened a veto if the bill includes an $800 million cut to education reform programs.
Anti-War Liberals Put Afghanistan to Three Votes
</p> The House soundly rejected an amendment to strip war money from a supplemental spending bill, as well as two proposals to mandate a troop withdrawal.
Cantwell Will Support Wall Street Bill
</p> Sen.
House Approves Jobless Benefits, but Checks Aren’t in the Mail
That bill, which drew support from Maine’s two Republican Senators, tied the unemployment extension to an extension of a tax credit for first-time homebuyers.