Lawmakers Fail to Disclose PAC Ties
</p> Other Members who did not acknowledge their ties to leadership PACs as of April 20 were:</p> Rep. Peter DeFazio (D-Ore.), Progressive Americans for Democracy PAC Sen.
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Groups Push Climate Bill on Earth Day
</p> Public Citizen’s Tyson Slocum said Kerry’s strategy has been to cater to the polluters instead of working on a stronger bill.
In Banking Fight, Corker Has Pushed for Balance’
</p> Dodd said he’d get his bill out of committee on a party-line vote — the 1,300-page measure was approved in 21 minutes on March 22 — and then try to negotiate a bipartisan bill before it went to the
GOP Sends More Signals of Bipartisan Reform Deal
</p> “I’m optimistic we’re going to get a bill,” Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs ranking member Richard Shelby (R-Ala.) told reporters.
Financial Reform Momentum Building
</p> Schumer added that bipartisanship is still very possible, but “whether we get it or not, we will move forward, because I believe we will get Republican votes to pass a bill.”
Dodd Says New Reform Language Imminent
“We will try to move to consider the bill before the end of the week,” LaChapelle said.
Climate Bill Adds New Twist to Annual Gas War
</p> It’s unclear whether Senate Democrats will call up the climate change bill for floor action this year.
Second GOPer to Join Castle on Citizens United Bill
Another House Republican is expected to step forward Wednesday in support of a new campaign finance bill, a House leadership aide has confirmed.
Wall Street’s Faith in Schumer Slips
</p> Schumer’s decision to support a strong, liberal-minded reform bill rather than rallying to Wall Street’s defense has caused intense grumbling and hurt feelings in the New York-based financial services
Apollo Theater Is Celebrated
Count Basie, Bill Cosby, Aretha Franklin, Bob Marley, Prince, Patti LaBelle, Korn and the Black Eyed Peas are among the many who have graced the Apollo stage.
Reid, Pelosi Agree to Move on Immigration Reform This Year
</p> Reid spokesman Jim Manley declined to comment.
Crane: Nap-and-Pray’ No Solution for Energy Crisis
After a long, partisan fight around the health care reform bill, the bipartisan movement toward comprehensive energy and climate legislation is refreshing.
Congress’ Web Sites Garner Praise, Pans
</p> Since the last evaluation in 2007, more sites incorporate video and RSS feeds and post basic information about Congress, such as hearing schedules, how a bill becomes a law and frequently asked questions
Could Lieberman Hold the Senate’s Balance of Power After November?
</p> Getting to “plus nine” for Republicans doesn’t look as impossible as it once did.
Heard on the Hill: A Friend Indeed
</p> Jessica’s Life Lessons. Rep.
House Will Not Consider D.C. Voting Rights, Hoyer Says
</p> “It is a blight on democracy that we have not done so,” Hoyer said. “That bill should be unfettered by any other provision.”
Hispanic Leader Signals Growing Discontent With Obama
</p> “We have, according to Majority Leader Sen. Reid, a window, and that window is between Memorial Day and the Fourth of July,” Gutierrez said. “We need to begin to get the bill marked up.”
Senate Nears a Showdown on Financial Reform
</p> As Republicans continued hammering that message, White House Deputy Press Secretary Bill Burton told reporters Tuesday, “We’re going to be able to have a bill that has some bipartisan support.”
Democrats Increase Pressure on GOP Over Regulatory Reform
</p> The Democratic letter responded to an earlier note from McConnell, who in recent days has pleaded for more time to work on the bill in order to strike a bipartisan agreement.
McConnell Strikes More Conciliatory Tone on Financial Reform
</p> Last week, McConnell accused the White House and Senate Democrats of pushing a partisan bill in an effort to score political points in advance of the November elections.