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Deciphering Capitol Hill

</p> The part-time code-crackers monitor health care laws for Drinker Biddle & Reath (capitolhealthrecord.com) for their day jobs.

Fiscal Cliff Negotiations Appear to Be Inching Forward

A Senate Democratic aide said he was “very confident” that Democrats had the 51 votes needed to pass the bill, but McConnell quickly tried to set a 60-vote, filibuster-proof threshold for passage of the

Today at a Glance: Dec. 5, 2012

</p> The Senate will begin consideration of the U.S.-Russia trade bill. The chamber is expected to proceed to executive session to consider two nominations.

Today at a Glance: Dec. 6, 2012

</p> House </p> Not in session. </p> Senate </p> Convenes at 9:30 a.m. </p> Roll call votes expected. </p> Nomination — Mark E. Walker to be U.S.

‘Lunatics’ No Longer Welcome in U.S. Code

</p> On Wednesday, the House passed the 21st Century Language Act, which would “strike the word ‘lunatic’ from federal law.” The bill was passed in both chambers with unanimous approval.

Boxer Proposes Federal Standards for Polling Places

</p> Boxer’s bill comes on the heels of a letter she sent last month to Republican congressional leaders that urged them to recommend Election Assistance Commission nominees after the panel sat without

Portman Urges White House to Abandon Debt Limit Stance

the administration would like to implement the so-called McConnell provision, in which Congress received the right to formally “disapprove” of debt ceiling increases before the president vetoes their bill