Flores Easily Beats Curnock in Texas Runoff
Texas businessman Bill Flores easily beat businessman Rob Curnock in Tuesday’s Republican runoff in the 17th district, where Rep. Chet Edwards (D) is seeking re-election.
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Arkedis: Democrats Must Own the National Security Narrative
With the health care bill safely signed into law, I hope you’re feeling better about yourselves, Democrats.
K Street Files: Tax Lobbyists Cometh
It also tried to frame the debate related to the stimulus bill.</p> Not surprisingly, tax-preparation firms frequent the IRS, as well.
A Coal Loan Under Fire
</p> The bank’s leaders added that the loan will help the poor, AIDS-ravaged country.
War Votes Could Split Democrats
</p> McGovern has not yet decided whether he will try to attach his proposal to the upcoming supplemental spending bill.
Judicial Interests May Cash In on Supreme Battle
In a news release, the group noted that “Judge Garland did volunteer work for presidential candidates who held pro-abortion views, including Bill Clinton in 1992 and Michael Dukakis in 1988.”
Senate Expected to Extend Jobless Benefits
</p> Several Republican leadership aides said Reid will have more than the 60 votes needed to invoke cloture on the legislation to move the bill forward.
Reid Prepares for Immigration Battle
</p> Senate Democratic aides close to the issue said Reid is planning to try to get a bill to the floor as early as June. In the meantime, Reid will be pressing Sens.
Road Map: Jobs Blame Game Has Staying Power
</p> [IMGCAP(1)]While Republicans are indeed objecting to moving forward with a House-passed bill to extend jobless benefits for a month, Democrats appear to have missed or ignored opportunities to force
Virginia: Perriello Campaign Has $1.4 Million on Hand
</p> Perriello has been hailed in Democratic and liberal circles for voting in favor of a health care bill and a cap-and-trade climate change bill.
Pelosi Eyes Quiet Encore
Her group has set a goal of clearing both measures through the chamber in the next two months, hoping to add the “don’t ask, don’t tell” repeal to the defense authorization bill on the floor.
Heard on the Hill: Up for the Part
</p> [IMGCAP(1)]But would Quaid even want the role?
Texas: Voters to Decide Final November Ballot Spots
</p> In both districts, the March 2 primary elections didn’t produce majority-vote winners.
Nation: Priority Races Send Chairmen Traveling
</p> Van Hollen also was the main draw at two fundraising events for Rep. Steve Kagen (Wis.), one in Madison and one in Milwaukee.
Senators Reiterate Concerns Over Nuclear Treaty
</p> In the late 1990s, Kyl helped defeat the ratification of the comprehensive test ban treaty signed by President Bill Clinton.
Abortion Split Shades Michigan Race
Bart Stupak (D-Mich.) appears destined to highlight the same internal party fissures that dogged Stupak during his battle over abortion funding in the health care bill.
Honda & Suzuki: Fighting Climate Change Requires Olympian Effort
</p> In the U.S., despite the House passing a climate change bill in 2009, which includes a cap-and-trade component to control pollution by providing economic incentives for achieving reductions in the
Vacancy Reignites Campaign Finance Battle
</p> The controversial ruling in Citizens United v.
She Knows Why the Caged Bird Writes
</p> That’s roughly the number of Americans in jail right now. But that number becomes even grimmer if you include the entire correctional system.
Jobs, Taxes Dominate Agenda as Congress Returns
</p> Dodd has for months sought the support of Republicans and will likely continue negotiations this week as the bill moves closer to floor action.