Heather Wilson to Launch N.M. Senate Bid
</p> Reached by phone on Friday, Wilson said she has no further comment at this time.</p> The announcement will come nearly three weeks after Sen.
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Boehner Brings House Into Defense of Marriage Fight
</p> In a statement released Friday, the Ohio Republican said he was convening the Bipartisan Legal Advisory Group.
Democrats Searching for Unity
</p> Some Democratic Members and aides, however, say that as Democrats considered plans to counter Republican initiatives such as the health care repeal and the seven-month stopgap funding bill, leadership
Biden Mum on Budget Meeting, Says Talks Will Continue
</p> Democrats and the White House have talked about being open to making $6 billion in unspecified cuts in a spending bill covering the remainder of fiscal 2011.
Priebus Taps Texan as RNC General Counsel
Texas National Committeeman Bill Crocker will take over the position Priebus held while Michael Steele was RNC chairman. Crocker has been the RNC committeeman for Texas since 2004.
Pelosi Refuses to Get Specific on Spending Cuts
</p> The California Democrat refused to say how much overall spending she would agree to cut beyond the $4 billion in cuts signed into law Wednesday as part of a two-week stopgap spending bill.
Stutzman: Time to Redefine ‘Rural’ for USDA
</p> With the writing of the next farm bill right around the corner, it is imperative we understand the effect of the current law on agriculture and the nation as a whole.
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HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Bachmann’s Bright Idea
</p> The Minnesota Republican and tea party darling reintroduced the Light Bulb Freedom of Choice Act on Tuesday.
Black: GOP Ready to Enact Real Solutions
</p> Our committee’s bill would be paid for by eliminating waste and fraud, reclaiming overpaid insurance subsidies to those who misreport their income.
Transportation Bill Could Face Pileup
clear the longer-term bill before the end of September.
Obama Puts Pen to Bill to Keep Government Running
</p> The Senate voted 91-9 just hours before to send the measure to the president for his signature.
Heard on the Hill: Bono and Durbin Talk Spending
</p> While Democrats and Republicans have been sparring for weeks over the bill that funds the government, the Irish rock star and activist got in on the action Tuesday.
Senate Passes CR to Avoid Shutdown
</p> <p class="p1">The Senate cleared the House-passed stopgap spending bill by a 91-9 vote Wednesday morning, averting a government shutdown for an additional two weeks.
GOP Budget Torches America’s ‘Seed Corn’
</p> But heedless of the consequences, the House Republicans’ fiscal 2011 spending bill, H.R. 1, slashes funding for federal scientific research and agencies by as much as 33 percent, threatening to furlough
Heard on the Hill: The Boys Are Back in Town
Bush does his best to stay out of D.C., he will come to town for one man: former Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.).
GOP Leaders Poised to Buck Biden’s Budget Meeting
</p> An aide with knowledge of the meeting said it is set for 4 p.m.
Senate Moderates Look for More Influence
</p> Carper has been pushing President Barack Obama to embrace President Bill Clinton’s strategy of “triangulation” after the 1994 Republican takeover and said the moderate group stands ready to back
House GOP Caught Between Spending Mantra and ‘Bridge to Nowhere’
</p> During consideration of a bill that would extend the authorization for surface transportation programs through Sept. 30, Democrats offered a motion to recommit that would have eliminated $183 million
No Easy Path for Spending Deal
</p> <p class="p3">Boehner said it “would be fine with me” if negotiators wanted to use the House-passed bill as a starting point.