Pelosi: Cruel’ to Oppose Jobless Benefits
</p> She predicted that the unemployment bill would eventually become law.
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House Appropriators Withhold $20 Million From CAO
</p> The move comes days after the release of a House Inspector General report that cited low morale, miscommunication and turnover in the CAO’s Office of Payroll & Benefits and Office of Financial Counseling
Sekulow: Kagan May Not Know It but She Is a Legal Progressive
</p> Kagan worked for Michael Dukakis and Bill Clinton. Her current employer is Barack Obama. Neither is she a moderate nor is her judicial philosophy a mystery.
Washington Says Farewell to Byrd
</p> In West Virginia, a procession that will end at the Capitol is scheduled this evening.
Boehner Tells Obama to Stop Whining
</p> Boehner said the president should focus his energies elsewhere.
House Chief Administrative Officer Resigns
</p> Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said she accepted the resignation and praised his service in a statement.
Reid May Have to Push Off Key Votes
to press the bill.
House Vote Puts Burden of Wall Street Bill on Senate
Changes were made to the conference report Tuesday to address objections from Republican Senators who voted for the bill last month.</p> The death on Monday of Sen.
Brown Still Holding Out on Wall Street Overhaul
</p> In a statement Wednesday, Brown said he does “appreciate the conference committee revisiting the Wall Street reform bill” and removing a $19 billion tax on banks and hedge funds.
Unemployment Bill Falls in Senate Despite GOP Assist
</p> In a vote intended to break a GOP-led filibuster of the unemployment bill, Democrats fell one vote short of the 60 needed. Nebraska Sen.
Chamber Send Missives Against Offshore Liability Bill
was concerned the bill went too far.
Herseth Sandlin Goes to War as New Blue Dog Voice
</p> Within a day, Democratic leaders were forced to carve their bill nearly in half in a mad scramble for votes.
Weisenberger: Congress Should Give Every Child a Chance to Live a Healthy Lifestyle
Congress has the power to change this course by passing a strong child nutrition bill this year.
Parties Issue Their Recess Marching Orders
</p> For two Democratic incumbents, the attacks will be personal.
Small Plates: Granville Moore’s To Expand In the Fall
</p> </p> Sophisticated Sno-Cones </p> As the oppressive D.C. summer heat threatens to sink your mood, take a moment to swing by Art and Soul (415 New Jersey Ave. NW).
GOP’s S.C. Surprise Not Enough to Beat Democrats
</p> It nearly happened.
DSCC Outspending GOP in Coordinated Funds
</p> But coordinated expenditures can also serve an important purpose.</p> “In Senate races, coordinated expenditures are almost always on TV,” GOP direct-mail consultant Dan Hazelwood said.
Heard on the Hill: Own a Piece of Byrd History
</p> Joe Barton’s Jeering Section </p> At first glance, it seemed Rep.
Herseth Sandlin Faces Best GOP Opponent Yet
</p> The Congresswoman has hardly been known as a reliable vote for Democrats.