Senate Talks Continue as House GOP Prepares Procedural Gift for Reid
That, of course, requires GOP leaders to actually pass their bill promptly, and it’s not yet clear they can do so.
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That, of course, requires GOP leaders to actually pass their bill promptly, and it’s not yet clear they can do so.
</p> The bill would also nix a Senate provision sought by unions eliminating an Obamacare fee on reinsuring health plans.
</p> If the majority leader wants to bring up a bill, he can get a vote to do so four hours after he files a motion to proceed.
</p> So it’s an interesting time to check out Leibovich as he makes his way to Hill Center on Wednesday as part of its Talk of the Hill with Bill Press series.
</p> Obama has been huddling with various groups of lawmakers as Thursday’s debt limit deadline approaches.
</p> The bill failed on the first try, and 15 minutes later the Dow Jones industrial average was down 777 points. The vast majority of Boehner’s conference had voted no.
</p> Something might be getting lost in translation.</p> Sen.
</p> Eventually, Republicans had enough and they decided to pull the bill to cut off debate.
</p> That’s the logical extension of the metaphor used Saturday afternoon by Senate Majority Whip Richard J. Durbin.</p> “The American damsel is tied to the tracks, and the engine is bearing down.
</p> “At the moment we’re looking across the rotunda to see what they do,” he said.</p> “I don’t like it,” he said of deferring to the Senate.
</p> While no agreement appeared imminent, senators in both parties have been saying the current standoff must end.
</p> 1. Fund the government at an annual rate of $986 billion for six months.</p> 2. Extend the debt limit until January 31, 2014. </p> 3. Delay the Medical Device Tax for two years.
A source familiar with the farm bill negotiations said late Friday that the idea of using the farm bill savings in the broader agreement had been discussed.</p> Sen.
</p> The National Association of Real Estate Investment Trusts Inc. PAC reported it had given $152,850 to federal candidates and committees during September.
</p> He also repeated assertions that President Barack Obama would not pay a “ransom” to reopen the government.</p> A spokesman for Speaker John A.
<p style="text-align: center"> </p>Former Rep.
The company finally sent the correct bill and the campaign paid for campaign merchandise used in last year’s election.
</p> “Once the two sides have an agreement, then an agreement means there’s votes from both sides.
</p> “When I was 11, I worked for our local county attorney when he first ran for Congress.
</p> Norton’s attempts to wrangle support for a GOP-backed bill that would allow D.C. to use its locally raised tax funds through Dec. 15, thus averting a shutdown, have been thwarted by her own colleagues