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</p> Each sponsor and co-sponsor of every bill currently receives at least five hard copies of the legislation, regardless of its length, and copies are also delivered to the committee of jurisdiction
The repeal bill will pass the House later today, but Republicans have long acknowledged it won’t go any further.
</p> North Dakota Sen. Kent Conrad is set to announce his retirement Tuesday, a Democratic source confirms.
</p> Conrad listed other priorities that he would like to focus on — including reducing dependence on foreign oil and writing a new farm bill — but his principal goal has always been tackling the debt
</p> Unions will be largely on the defensive with a GOP-controlled House.
</p> On the other side, retailers and business groups, including the National Retail Federation, which opposed the reform bill last year, publicly urged Members to repeal the law.
years — and that build on President Bill Clinton’s 1993 regulatory order.
Yet the team still managed to introduce the lawmaker’s first bill, the Veterans Dog Training Therapy Act.
</p> Barton spokesman Sean Brown told Roll Call that the 14-term Congressman is considering a bid.
</p> By joining the effort led by Sen.
</p> The term “government shutdown” is actually something of a misnomer.
</p> The Member getaway began Thursday and wrapped up Saturday.
</p> “We properly spent much of the week mourning the victims and remembering their lives,” Obama said in opening his remarks on Saturday.
</p> Hayes, who had the support of Sen.
</p> <p class="p1">As expected, House Republicans have officially decided to get back to legislative business next week.
Before that, he served as chief domestic policy adviser to President Bill Clinton and was a deputy campaign manager for the Clinton/Gore campaign.
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</p> <p class="p1">“This administration wants to control your states, control the jobs, control the agencies,” Perry complained.
</p> “There is a misconception at the Congressional level and the state level that redistricting is done in Washington, D.C.,” said Bill Burke of Foundation for the Future, a key redistricting group that
</p> Until lines are actually drawn, it’s hard to know whether Israel or Gillespie is right. And, as President Bill Clinton might say, any conclusion depends on the meaning of the word “disaster.”