Reid’s Immigration Pledges Are Falling Flat
</p> “On Saturday in Nevada, he reaffirmed his unyielding support for such a bill.
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Arkansas: Lincoln Ends Quarter With Financial Edge
Bill Halter, but carrying a strong cash edge.</p> Her campaign said it had $4.3 million in cash on hand at the start of April.
Indiana: Coats First On the Air in Republican Primary
</p> Coats is the first Senate candidate on the air in the GOP primary, where he is battling former Rep. John Hostettler and state Sen. Marlin Stutzman.
Texas: Edwards Fires Salvo at New Nominee Flores
Chet Edwards (D) came out swinging the day after Bill Flores won the Republican runoff.
Democrats Optimistic Coons Can Compete With Castle
</p> Castle was one of eight Republicans who voted last year for a cap-and-trade climate change bill, though he has since expressed concerns that some of the measure’s provisions would harm the economy
Democrats Warned to Play Nice on Financial Reform
</p> “We can get a good bill if they will meet us half way,” Shelby said. “They haven’t yet; I hope they will. We continue to be open. But we’re not open to a bad bill.”
GOP Seeks United Front on Financial Bill
“And that’s why we must not pass the financial reform bill that’s about to hit the floor.”</p> “The fact is this bill wouldn’t solve the problems that led to the financial crisis.
GOP Senators Holding Back
</p> Notably, Snowe voted for the health care bill in the Finance Committee but was publicly stung when Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) decided to craft a bill that did not incorporate her proposal
Congress Has Time to Accomplish Even More Than It Has
</p> The odds remain strong, in my view, that these obstacles can be overcome (though I am not sure they will lead to an ideal bill). Sen.
Lincoln Pushes Ahead With Crackdown on Financial Derivatives
Olympia Snowe (Maine), Lincoln detailed more stringent reporting requirements for the derivatives market that would be included in her bill.
Deutch Wins Special Election to Replace Wexler
</p> With 59 percent reporting, the Associated Press called the race with Deutch leading Edward Lynch (R), 62 percent to 36 percent.
Reid Vows to Move Financial Bill; Immigration Waits
</p> The current seven-week work period runs until the Memorial Day weekend.
Lincoln Posts $1.3 Million Quarter; Halter Raises $2 Million
</p> However, her primary opponent, Lt. Gov. Bill Halter (D), surpassed that six-figure haul by raising $2 million in his first four weeks as a candidate, according to the Associated Press.
Heard on the Hill: Hearing … or House Party?
</p> The duo introduced a bill banning airlines from charging passengers a fee for carry-on bags on the heels of Spirit Airlines’ announcement that it will begin charging customers up to $45 to bring
Union Official: Stern Will Reveal Future Plans This Week
</p> “Over the past few months, there has been increasing speculation regarding SEIU President Andy Stern’s intention to step down as president at the end of his term in 2012,” SEIU spokesman Mark McCullough
The Pony Express Rides Again
</p> The details may come as a surprise.
Coats Goes On the Air in Indiana
</p> “He’s got a conservative record,” Seat said, noting that Coats received a 90 percent lifetime score from the American Conservative Union.
Rivera Consolidating Hill Support in Florida Open-Seat Bid
Tom Rooney, Bill Posey and Vern Buchanan. The $500-per-person event will take place at the Capitol Hill Club and benefit Rivera’s campaign.
House Democrat to Call for Afghanistan Timetable
</p> McGovern will introduce his proposal Wednesday, said spokesman Michael Mershon.
Hoyer Outlines Plans for Gay Rights Legislation
</p> “So it’s not like this is a new issue for the Members,” he said.