DeLauro: Now Is the Time for a National Infrastructure Bank to Build Roads
A bipartisan counterpart to my bill has laudably been introduced by Sens. John Kerry (D-Mass.) and Kay Bailey Hutchison (R-Texas).
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House Leaders Continue Bipartisan Talks
</p> “We are moving forward in a positive direction” Pelosi added.
No Debt Deal Imminent, but Discussions Under Way
</p> But that possible deal appeared far from done.
Mica: States Will Have More Flexibility Without a National Infrastructure Bank
</p> Many states currently have infrastructure banks.
Who Will Be Odd Man Out in New Jersey Redraw?
</p> Or blame it on all of New Jersey, really.
Barrasso: Health Care Waivers for All Americans
</p> I am introducing a bill that will allow every American to apply for a waiver from the health care law.
Obama Willing to Give Debt Deal More Time
</p> “The President does not support a short-term extension of the debt limit, period.
U.S. Chamber Still Spends Big to Lobby
</p> Aaron Lowe, the group’s vice president of government affairs, attributed the increase to a “right to repair” bill — legislation that would compel automakers to sell information and tools to repair
Cuts to Sergeant-at-Arms Raise Concerns for Some
</p> At a Rules Committee hearing Wednesday to set parameters for this week’s floor debate on the legislative branch spending bill, Rep.
Debt Talks Impede House Spending Bills
</p> If those bills pass in the next two weeks, the House will have cleared seven of the 12 annual spending bills.
Reid to Put Cut, Cap and Balance Bill in Motion
</p> Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid will begin on Thursday the process for bringing House Republicans’ Cut, Cap and Balance bill to the floor, which could clear the way to move on a package to raise
Bipartisan Support for Gabriel Zimmerman Tribute
</p> Zimmerman was community outreach director for Rep.
DCCC Touting Early Recruiting in Top Races
</p> This recruitment push, led by DCCC Chairman Steve Israel (N.Y.) and Rep.
Tough Terrain for Senate Democrats
Bill Nelson (D) moves from the Tossup category to Leans Democratic.</p> We’ve outlined the landscape as it stands today by profiling the Tossup, Leans Democratic and Leans Republican races.
Minority Parties Asserting Influence
spending bill to fund the government through the fall.
Bill Snagged in Jurisdictional Turf War
</p> In addition to funding the District, the bill that was yanked from the floor also pays for the Treasury, the judiciary, the executive office of the president and other government agencies.
House Conservatives’ Spending Package Passes
</p> The Cut, Cap and Balance bill passed on a largely party-line vote of 234 to 190, with five members of the Blue Dog Coalition of fiscally conservative Democrats breaking ranks with their party to
Reid Tempers Enthusiasm for ‘Gang of Six’ Plan
’s a heavily revenued bill.”
CAPAC Still Waiting for an Obama Meeting
</p> Rep.