Final Showdown on Spending
The spending bill includes the Commerce, Justice and science appropriations bill; the Transportation and Housing and Urban Development appropriations bill; and the Agriculture, rural development, and Food
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The Week Ahead
The Senate moves forward with the second fiscal 2012 minibus appropriations bill, as leaders try to add the financial services and state and foreign operations spending measures to the Energy and water
Mack Surges to Lead in Latest Quinnipiac Poll
</p> When Mack was matched up with two-term Sen. Bill Nelson (D-Fla.) among all registered voters, it was a statistical dead heat. Nelson got 42 percent and Mack pulled in 40 percent.
And the Beat Goes On
</p> In recent weeks, drum circles have become a kind of shorthand for protesters as well as the butt of many jokes. Pundits such as Bill Maher and P.J.
GOP to Promote Balanced Budget
</p> The amendment, sponsored by Rep.
Senate Republican Members Race to the Top
</p> Senators are ambitious by nature.
Mountain Region Roundup
</p> Idaho Gov.
Senate Approves Jobs Measure, Moves Forward on Minibus II
</p> Approval of the bill, 95-0, came after the Senate attached an amendment to it that would provide tax incentives for hiring unemployed veterans. The amendment was approved on a 94-1 vote.
Senate Panel Approves DOMA Repeal
Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) conceded there are no immediate plans for the repeal bill to be given consideration on the Senate floor.
South Region Roundup
</p> But there’s a proven opponent eyeing the race.</p> “I think the 800-pound gorilla here is Bill Halter,” Arkansas Democratic strategist Robert McLarty said.
New England Region Roundup
</p> Maine Gov.
House Overview: What’s In Play?
</p> The initial Texas map, which is now going to trial, gives three of the state’s four new districts to the GOP.
2012 Battleground: Presidential Coattails
</p> Colorado </p> Democrats say they are confident Obama can win again here, but that’s no given.
Plains Region Roundup
</p> Freshman Rep.
Midwest Region Roundup
</p> Former Rep. Bill Foster (D), who lost his seat in the GOP wave last year, announced he’ll seek this seat, too. He represented about a quarter of this district during his short tour in Congress.
Mid-Atlantic Region Roundup
</p> New Jersey Gov.
Senate Leaders Lock on Bipartisan Momentum
government appropriations bill; and the Energy and water development appropriations bill.
White: Follow FERC’s Lead on Nation’s Electric Grid
And at just 7 percent of the average customer’s electric bill nationally, transmission is a bargain. Generation makes up about two-thirds of a typical bill — more than 10 times as much.
Deficit Panel Should Channel Bob Packwood, Go Big
Bob Packwood (R-Ore.), chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, eating cheeseburgers and drinking beer with his top aide, Bill Diefenderfer.
House Democrats Stoke Procedural Fires
A group of 26 Republicans joined progressive Democrats in an unexpected alliance to sink a USA PATRIOT Act reauthorization bill in February that fell short of the two-thirds support needed for passage.