Clinton, Kissinger to Do Events in Long Island Race
Joe Sestak (D-Pa.) doesn’t force him to change his plans, former President Bill Clinton is scheduled to headline a fundraiser for Rep. Tim Bishop (D-N.Y.) Thursday evening.
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Sessions Raises More Questions About Kagan Documents
</p> Kagan worked for the Clinton administration for several years, and the William J.
Sestak Confirms He Turned Down Unpaid White House Job
</p> Rep. Joe Sestak confirmed Friday that he turned down an offer for a presidential advisory post as he was weighing a challenge to Sen.
White House: No Improper Conduct’ in Sestak Job Offer
</p> In a memo released by the White House on Friday, Bauer says his office has “concluded that allegations of improper conduct rest on factual errors and lack a basis in law.”
Issa, Judiciary Republicans Ask FBI to Investigate Sestak Matter
Earlier Friday, Issa urged former President Bill Clinton to discuss publicly and under oath his contacts with Sestak.
Boehner: Democratic Agenda Is Election Key
bill will lead voters to reject the president’s party at the ballot box in November.
Recess Not Playtime for Nervous Incumbents
</p> After watching Sens.
Settles: Congress Can Protect High-Tech Innovators
The telecom industry lobbyist machinery has gone into overdrive in its “Kill Bill” mode.
House Democrats Lack Votes for Extender Package
</p> In the meantime, the House moved to the defense authorization bill, with a vote on language that could lead to the repeal of “don’t ask, don’t tell” ban on openly gay individuals serving in the military
Senate Looks to Leave Thursday Night
</p> Without a bill from the House, Democrats said they would take a run at passing a temporary extension Thursday night after passing a supplemental war spending bill.
U.S. Chamber Will Rate DISCLOSE Vote
Chamber of Commerce will grade lawmakers’ votes on a campaign finance bill that may reach the House floor before Members depart for the Memorial Day recess.
Republicans Lay Out Principles for Finance Reform Conference
</p> The letter was signed by Banking panel ranking member Richard Shelby (Ala.), Agriculture Committee ranking member Saxby Chambliss (Ga.), and Sens.
Senate Committee Approves Don’t Ask’ Repeal
</p> The committee approved the bill by a vote of 18-10, after approving the “don’t ask, don’t tell” amendment, introduced by Sen. Joe Lieberman (ID-Conn.), 16-12. Sen.
Senate Nears Passage of War Supplemental
The Senate moved one step closer to approving the $60 billion war supplemental bill Thursday, voting 69-29 to end debate and move toward final passage.
House Won’t Consider DISCLOSE Act Until After Recess
</p> A new campaign finance bill will not get a House vote before the Memorial Day recess, a House Democratic source said Thursday afternoon.
Shapiro: A Deceptive Health Care Debate
</p> [IMGCAP(1)]Since the initial CBO scoring, I have questioned whether the government scorekeepers were candid in saying the health care bill will reduce the budget deficit.
Obama: I Am Fully Engaged’ in Oil Disaster
He said he used a Tuesday meeting with Senate Republicans to try to build bipartisan support for the bill.
Senate Passes Supplemental Spending Bill
</p> The Senate passed a $60 billion supplemental war spending bill Thursday night on a 67-28 vote, sending it to a conference with the House.
House Adopts Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ Repeal
</p> Lawmakers voted 234-194 to adopt the proposal by Rep. Patrick Murphy to repeal the “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy as part of the fiscal 2011 defense authorization bill.