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the fiscal 2013 spending bill, approved by the Appropriations Committee last week.
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Thaddeus McCotter Puts GOP in a Tough Spot
</p> The probe has yet to result in any charges being filed.
California Primaries Spell Political Upheaval
</p> 3rd district John Garamendi (D) vs. Kim Vann (R)</p> 7th district Ami Bera (D) vs. Dan Lungren (R)</p> 9th district Jerry McNerney (D) vs. Ricky Gill (R)</p> 36th district Raul Ruiz (D) vs.
Wisconsin Recall Vote Becomes Microcosm of National Election
</p> Of course, the race could still tilt against Walker despite his slight edge in the polls in recent days.
Miami Attack May Push Action on ‘Bath Salts’ Ban
</p> Dent’s bill passed the House 317-98 in December, but it stalled in the Senate when Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) put a hold on the bill, saying drug enforcement should be a state issue.
President, GOP Spar on Economy and Taxes
</p> “I sent Congress a jobs bill last September full of the kinds of bipartisan ideas that would have put our fellow Americans back to work and helped reinforce our economy against those outside shocks
John Boehner Raps Barack Obama Over Jobs Report
</p> “We have an answer to this and that is to pass the transportation bill — the bipartisan transportation bill,” Pelosi said. “Republicans will say they sent 30 bills over to the Senate.
Economic Stall Could Hurt White House, Congress
</p> “We have an answer to this and that is to pass the transportation bill — the bipartisan transportation bill,” she said. “Republicans will say they sent 30 bills over to the Senate.
New Jersey: Steven Rothman Meets With President Barack Obama
</p> On the day President Bill Clinton hit the campaign trail for his fellow Democrat and rival, Rep. Bill Pascrell, Rothman countered by meeting with President Barack Obama at the White House.
Arizona: Cardon TV Ad Uses Questionable Image
</p> Cardon launched the television ad that criticized Flake on immigration today.</p> https://www.youtube.com/watch?
The Big Fix
</p> One of the primary solutions Cooper sees to jump-starting Congressional productivity is the No Budget, No Pay Act, a bill he introduced that would withhold pay to Members of Congress until both the
House Shoots Down Ban on Sex-Selective Abortions
</p> Indeed, Franks acknowledged the bill is a political winner for House Republicans.
New Jersey: Steven Rothman Makes Serious Television Buy in New York Market
Bill Pascrell in New Jersey’s newly drawn 9th district.</p> His campaign just released a television ad about the environment that is on the air in the expensive New York City market.
House Conservatives Make Play on Highway Bill
</p> It is unclear whether Broun’s motion, which will likely be given a Friday vote, will succeed, given Speaker John Boehner’s (Ohio) desire to see a bill completed that can pass both chambers this year
Appropriators Argue Over House Office Budgets, Defense of Marriage Act Case
</p> The panel approved the draft bill by voice vote. It would decrease funding for House operations by $34 million, about 1 percent below last year’s level.
House GOP Releases Documents From Health Care Probe
</p> The industry also agreed to fund television advertisements with Harry and Louise — the famous advertisement characters that helped torpedo President Bill Clinton’s health care bill — supporting Obama
Two More Groups Pull Support for Tariff ‘Earmarks’ Letter
The Club for Growth and the Independent Women’s Voice have asked to be removed from a letter blasting a proposal by House Ways and Means Chairman Dave Camp (R-Mich.) to pursue a miscellaneous tariff bill
New Jersey: Bill Clinton Holds Rally for Bill Pascrell
President Bill Clinton will headline a Friday rally for Rep. Bill Pascrell, whom he previously endorsed over a fellow Democratic Member.
War for Women Takes House
</p> But Republicans have upped the ante by bringing to the floor a bill to ban sex-selective abortion.</p> The legislation, first introduced by Rep.