Transportation: Clash of Congressional Cultures
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Siggins and Weinberger: On Spending, Bush Was Bad, Obama Is Worse
</p> Yet Bush can and should be held accountable for his policies. According to Riedl, the prescription drug bill passed in 2006 is projected to add nearly $400 billion in its first decade.
Minnesota: Bill Clinton Endorses Tarryl Clark
President Bill Clinton has weighed in on yet another Democratic House primary, this time backing Tarryl Clark in Minnesota’s 8th district.</p> Clark, who lost to Rep.
Health Care: The Justices Underscore a Divide
</p> “The context of the debate about the bill will be different as a result of the court decision because it was easy for Republicans to say it’s not only going to do bad things, it’s also unconstitutional
Job Creation: The No. 1 Issue, With a Bullet
Whether it be cap-and-trade, the effects of the health care bill, whatever it may be, small businesses are not investing back in their business,” freshman Rep.
Campbell: Treat Tribes Fairly on Internet Gambling
Congressional leadership is considering a bill to authorize Internet poker. American Indian tribes are naturally concerned.
Hill Climbers: Staffer Branches Out
veterans we work with on the committee, there’s a lot of overlap in realizing you can make a difference in someone’s life, whether it’s teaching them a cartwheel or passing a [cost of living adjustment] bill
Pacelle and Gregory: Political Adversaries Unite to Protect Hens
This bill is a form of regulatory relief from the current patchwork of conflicting state laws.
This Was London
By the end of this time, the Catholic Church had been displaced by the Church of England and a bill of rights that limited the power of the monarchy and parliament had been agreed to.
Daniel Inouye Backs Filibuster Changes
</p> In a shift, Sen.
Breaking Ranks on the Thurmond Rule
</p> Named after the late Sen.
Campaign 2012: The Target-in-Chief
</p> Attacking ‘Obamacare’ </p> The health care overhaul is second only to the current economic doldrums on the GOP’s list of grievances against the president.
Street Talk: Farming a Team of Former Members Does Not Guarantee a Win
</p> That doesn’t mean they check their partisan affiliations at the door.
Foreign Policy: Seeing an Opening on Israel
</p> Past Republican efforts to attract more Jewish support have not been successful.
GOP Typo Fix Has Typo, Too
</p> But Foxx rescinded her unanimous consent request after Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass.), reserving his right to object, drew out the debate to mock Republicans for repeated errors in the bill.
Typogate, the Sequel
</p> Just as Republicans were heading to the floor to fix an embarrassing typo in their regulatory moratorium bill, Democrats discovered yet another typo in the resolution fixing the original error.
Tom Coburn Says He’ll Fight Common Way to Pay for Legislation
We need to move forward on this bill in its entirety as soon as possible.”
Ready to Pass Blame on Taxes
</p> In that case, the Senate passed the bipartisan bill with visa fee language that House tax writers determined was an unconstitutional tax.
House Bid to Cut Red Tape Gets Snagged
But support crumbled and leaders abruptly pulled the bill from the floor.</p> “They didn’t think they had the votes to pass it,” said Rep. Jim Cooper (D-Tenn.), a lead sponsor of the bill.
Democrats Won’t Consent to Typo Fix
</p> House Democrats won’t consent to fixing a typo that fundamentally changes a GOP regulatory moratorium bill, Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) said.