Library of Congress Gets Hit Hardest With Cuts
</p> <p class="p3">The Senate would abide a net $10 million budget decrease from fiscal 2010, which includes a 5 percent reduction from each office’s allocation.
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Schatz: Earmarks Should Not Be Revived, Redefined
</p> Congress has kicked its piggy habit … or has it?
Chambliss Holds the Cards as Bipartisan Warrior In ‘Gang of Six’
</p> <p class="p3">But Chambliss has his work cut out for him.
GOP Can’t Pass the CR Deal Alone
</p> “The bill text hasn’t been posted yet, and I believe many of our Members will be waiting to read it before they make any decisions,” the aide said.
The New Norm: Last-Minute Political Deals
in Massachusetts forced them to pass a bill without a public option.
HIV/AIDS Protesters Target Cantor’s Cannon Office
</p> In a February visit to Harvard University, Cantor met protests from student groups who were crying foul over the cuts to HIV/AIDS programs laid out in the 2011 full-year spending bill passed by the
Allen Uses Adorable Babies in First Mailer
</p> The mailer cited endorsements by state conservatives and reminded voters — with pictures of smiling babies and text — that Allen signed a parental notification bill as governor that required doctors
New Hampshire Democrats Target ‘RomneyCare’
</p> For many Republicans, Obama’s health care bill has become a symbol of a government expansion that has enraged much of the GOP, particularly those associated with the tea party movement.
Florida GOP Senate Candidate’s Ethics Questioned
</p> A Hasner representative tells the Florida paper that the form was filed as soon as he realized it was required.
Bart Stupak Moves to K Street, Joins Venable
</p> Stupak grabbed headlines during last year’s health care reform debate when he led a group of anti-abortion-rights Members in holding up the bill.
‘Perils of Pauline’ Budgeting Comes to D.C.
</p> The fiscal 2012 budget resolution is next.
Congress’ War Dance Is Often a Salsa Sidestep
</p> Most presidents have complied with the reporting requirements of the act.
Stupak’s New Firm Represents Planned Parenthood
House Republicans have sought to cut federal funding for the health care provider from a spending bill to fund the government for the remainder of the current fiscal year.
Romney Jumps Into Fundraising Mode
</p> Romney is scheduled to hold a fundraiser at New York’s Harbor Club on Tuesday.
Between the Lines: Burton’s Primary Foe Gets Put in New Indiana District
</p> Several local news outlets reported over the weekend that Gov.
Debt Limit Battle Begins Now
</p> The Virginia Republican’s pronouncement came after White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said President Barack Obama would prefer a clean debt limit bill that did not have other provisions attached
Senate Control Hangs in the Balance
Bill Nelson, the only Democrat in Florida currently holding statewide office.</p> State Senate President Mike Haridopolos launched his campaign last month.
Shutdown Averted With Last-Minute Trade-Offs
</p> They were racing against the clock. The federal government would start shutting down at 11 p.m. unless at least one chamber had passed a bill.
Lawmakers Await Details of Compromise Spending Bill
</p> A government shutdown was narrowly averted early Saturday morning, but the battle over fiscal 2011 funding isn’t yet over for Congress.
Boehner Gains Credibility, and Will Need It
</p> When Boehner presented his Conference with a compromise spending bill late Friday night, Republicans largely hailed it as a success and lauded Boehner’s ability to force Democrats and the Obama administration