Either Party Could Benefit From a Move on Immigration
</p> Talks broke down last month on a bill to grant visas to high-skilled immigrants even though both sides seemingly wanted to resolve the matter.
Search Roll Call
Search the Roll Call archive by keyword, date, Congress, section, or tags.
3,749 results for "p/bill"
Olympia Snowe Continues Taking Jabs at Colleagues for Not Compromising Enough
</p> Throughout her career, Snowe has consistently been among the most likely GOP Senators to side with Democrats.
Experts Expect Talk, No Action on Limiting Bigger Banks
</p> Senate Democrats Sherrod Brown of Ohio and Ted Kaufman of Delaware pushed an amendment to the bill that would have limited bank holding companies’ non-deposit liabilities to 2 percent of GDP.
Ohio Members Drowned Out by Ads
</p> As a result, Haynes doesn’t know much about Reps. Jim Renacci (R) or Betty Sutton (D) except their party affiliations — and he’s not alone.</p> The Member-vs.
DCCC’s Latest Round of TV Buys Includes First Spending for Louise Slaughter, Kathy Hochul
</p> According to a Democratic source with knowledge of the buys, the DCCC has placed new advertising dollars on broadcast TV in the following districts: </p> Illinois’ open 12th district, where retired
Democrats Continue Pro Forma Protests
</p> During this afternoon’s minutes-long pro forma, Democratic Reps.
House GOP Nears Cap for Legal Defense of DOMA
</p> House Republicans began paying for the legal defense of DOMA when President Barack Obama’s Justice Department announced it would no longer do so.
Rand Paul Enters Fray in Missouri, at Least a Little
</p> </p> The West Virginia version of the ad heightened the tension between Paul and Sen.
Hawaii: Don Young Backs Linda Lingle After Supporting Mazie Hirono, Pushes Oil Exploration
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) tried to include ANWR language in the fiscal 2006 Defense appropriations bill, which Democrats filibustered to stop from being included.
Political Gamesmanship
</p> Depending on how a respondent answers, the program provides the following explanation:</p> “Surveys have repeatedly shown that there is liberal bias in the media.
Daily Ad Track
</p> </p> Georgia 12 </p> He’s no Joe Manchin circa 2010, but let there be no doubt where Democratic Rep. John Barrow stands on the Second Amendment.
John Durkin, Victor in Closest Senate Race Ever, Dies
</p> Durkin — who ran for an open Senate seat in the Granite State after longtime Republican Sen.
Challengers Outraise Vulnerable House Incumbents
</p> Lungren and Tierney had more in cash on hand at the end of September.
Senate Revisits Cybersecurity Measure
</p> “We already had a bill; we already made lots of changes to it to accommodate Republicans,” the aide said. “Now we have new evidence … showing how serious this is.
Agency Faces Big Job, Small Budget
</p> The OOC was established through the 1995 passage of a broader bill aimed at placing Members of Congress under the same workplace laws they applied to the private sector but from which they exempted
List of House Goners Not What We Expected
</p> Barrow was one of a relative handful of Democrats to vote against the House’s Affordable Health Care for America Act (and the final bill, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act) and the Democrats
Michigan: Facing Stiff Challenge, Strong 3rd Quarter for Benishek Coffers
The Detroit Free Press </p> . The Detroit Free Press endorsed McDowell on Sunday.
NRCC Launches More Than $6 Million Worth of Ads
</p> The NRCC is on television — playing both offense and defense — in the following districts:</p> This spot in California’s 7th district, backed by $560,000 in the Sacramento media market for a week
Iconic Former Sen. Arlen Specter Dies After Long Battle With Cancer
</p> Specter wasn’t all gruff curmudgeon.
Harry Reid Says He Will Revisit Cybersecurity Legislation in Lame Duck
My colleagues who profess to understand the urgency of the threat will have one more chance to back their words with action, and work with us to pass this bill.”