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</p> They have a tough road ahead of them: the Senate had not yet passed the Employment Non-Discrimination Act last month when Boehner signaled he opposed the bill — arguing that it would lead to a rash
</p> The survey showed Davis with 63 percent and Harold with 15 percent.
</p> “Remember what the president said: ‘If you like your insurance, you can keep it.’ There is nobody in America that has the same insurance that … they had when he said this.
Each not only opposed the January legislation delivering an expansive (but not offset) package of recovery and reconstruction aid to Hurricane Sandy victims but also voted against the October bill ending
</p> Three of those four districts are on Long Island.
Bill Foster, a Democrat, in 2014. </p> Until recently, Republicans viewed state Rep. Darlene Senger as the GOP front-runner in the 11th District.
</p> Senate Budget Chairwoman Patty Murray, D-Wash., and House Budget Chairman Paul D.
</p> </p> </p>Appetizers typically pass muster for lobbyist receptions, but beware of forks and fancy fare like expensive Champagne.
Lucas, R-Okla., had made “nothing but a good-faith effort” to reach consensus with Senate Democrats in a farm bill conference.
</p> But most Democrats would like the bill to do more, and most Republicans want to make sure nothing more regarding firearms gets on the legislative docket.
The top four members of the farm bill conference committee will meet Wednesday morning to try to make headway on the stalled conference talks, a source confirmed Tuesday.
</p> The meeting started at noon and lasted, according to McKeon, until “2:30, 3:00, 3:30 — somewhere in there.”
</p> Five Republicans are looking to take on Rep. Bill Foster, D-Ill., in the 11th District, including state Rep. Darlene Senger and Grundy County Board Member Chris Balkema.</p> Freshman Rep.
</p> While the annual debate over the defense authorization bill usually provides senators with a megaphone on those and other controversial issues, this year’s bizarre end to November — with Majority
</p> Rangel, who knows his new district. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Rangel told Oliveri he was surprised that the train lacked automatic breaks.
</p> Those caps, Rogers said, would allow appropriators to come up with an omnibus spending bill for the remainder of fiscal 2014, negating the need for any stopgap spending measure to float government
</p> “No CR is currently being written,” said the aide, adding that Appropriations Chairman Harold Rogers, R-Ky., and other senior Republican appropriators did not support a stop-gap spending bill at
</p> “Your one-stop shopping space,” store manager Eric Quist told reporters during a sneak peek tour Tuesday. </p> Displays were stocked to suit the holiday season.
</p> That happened in 1998 because of impeachment. But things are very different now.
Carl Levin, D-Mich., had just seen members block a final vote on a must-pass Pentagon policy bill amid a partisan brouhaha over amendments and new filibuster rules.”