Tennessee: GOP Leaders Silent as Drip of DesJarlais Headlines Continues
</p> The office of Speaker John A.
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People on the Move
She has worked as an attorney adviser at the Labor Department under Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush.
Executives Endorse Bipartisan Short-Term Deals
</p> “We don’t score members of Congress; we don’t get involved in these big campaign expenditures,” said Roundtable Senior Vice President Bill Miller, who joined the group in June after a dozen years
Meal Ticket: Fed Heads
</p> Lincoln Restaurant </p> He may have just wrapped a historic re-election bid. But even “44” can’t escape “16’s” enduring shadow.
Reid Is Anything But Upbeat About Schedule
</p> The Nevada Democrat sounded a dubious tone about the prospects for bipartisan cooperation on a defense authorization bill.
Today at a Glance: Nov. 15, 2012
The House takes up the rule for floor consideration of a bill that would normalize U.S. trade relations with Russia.</p> The Senate holds a cloture vote on the hunting and fishing bill at 9:15 a.m.
GOP Willing to Deal on Immigration
</p> The opening comes as President Barack Obama has been making increasingly forceful statements about his desire for Congress to pass a sweeping immigration bill.
GOP Lawmakers Not Calling for Offsets for Sandy Aid
</p> Landrieu said there is a need for a “robust” supplemental spending bill that would provide more funding than the additional $5.4 billion that Congress can appropriate without breaching the $11.8
Donnelly: AMERICA Works Act Could Lay Foundation For Bipartisanship
If enacted into law, the bill would increase the efficiency and efficacy of federal workforce training programs.
Local Officials Help Bicyclists Peddle Their Cause
</p> A six-year surface transportation bill proposed in 2009 by then-House Transportation and Infrastructure Chairman James L. Oberstar, D-Minn., embraced those concepts.
Using Bikes To Promote Bipartisanship
</p> This Congress, let’s redouble our efforts at creating a stronger federal partnership to help more communities realize this vision. </p> But let’s not stop with bike-partisanship.
Massachusetts: Another Bay State Special?
</p> “I saw during the campaign his plea for bipartisanship.
New Health Care Committee in House Sought by Three Republicans
</p> More Than a Rules Change </p> For the new committee to take effect, the GOP conference would have to vote Thursday to approve the lawmakers’ proposed amendment to the current rules.
Republicans Split on Judicial Nominees
</p> Utah Sen. Orrin G.
New Democrat Coalition Is Ready to Deal
</p> Its newly elected chairman, Wisconsin Democratic Rep. Ron Kind, said the group could help “bridge the gap” between Republicans and Democrats on any deficit reduction deal or tax reform bill.
House Democrats, GOP Disagree on FDA Authority Over Pharmacies
</p> At a House Energy and Commerce Oversight Subcommittee hearing, Henry A.
Obama Comes Out Swinging
</p> Still, Obama said that he would be willing to listen to Republican ideas on that count.</p> “I’m not going to just slam the door in their face,” he said.
Perfect Storm for Democratic Pickups
</p> The Democratic gain can’t be traced to one factor. Instead, it rested on a number of elements.</p> First, obviously, was a strong Democratic class of challengers and open-seat nominees.
Senate Tees Up Defense Bill for Floor Debate
</p> The defense bill is third in the queue for the end-of-session legislative calendar, after a sportsmen bill (S 3525) and cybersecurity legislation (S 3414).