Gay Republican Plans to File for Young Seat
</p> The race blew open on Wednesday when Republican Rep. C.W. Bill Young announced his retirement.</p> Attorney Jessica Ehrlich is running for the Democratic nomination.
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Family Research Council President Eyes House Bid
</p> Perkins, a former state legislator and fervent opponent to same-sex marriage, would be running to succeed GOP Rep. Bill Cassidy. Cassidy is running for Senate against Democratic Sen. Mary L.
Cruz, Rockefeller, Pingree, Flores, Delaney Report Financial Changes
</p> The annual personal financial statement is required by the Ethics in Government Act. Sen.
Shutdown Would Linger Under House GOP Plan to Raise Debt Limit
</p> Asked what it would take for Republicans to endorse a continuing resolution that would end the shutdown, Speaker John A.
House GOP Plan Would Keep Government Shut, Raise Debt Limit (Updated)
Congress needs to pass a clean debt limit increase and a funding bill to reopen the government.”
Don’t Dismiss Bicameral Working Group Out of Hand | Procedural Politics
</p> Supercommittees</p> Under the terms of the bill, the working group would consist of 10 members from each chamber — six majority and four minority.
Lobbying for the Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport
One the nation’s largest lobbying firms has filed its third quarter report for lobbying on behalf of the Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport.
Democrats Want Members’ Gym Shuttered During Shutdown
</p> Democratic Reps.
Gray, Norton Clash With Democratic Senators on D.C. Budget
</p> Answers Gray wanted to hear — on whether the Senate would vote on a bill to allow the District to spend locally raised funds, and how Congress might avert the funding crisis threatening the city’
Bill Young Announces Retirement From Congress (Updated)
Bill Young, a 22-term Republican, announced Wednesday that he will not seek re-election in 2014, according to a report in the Tampa Bay Times.
Leahy: Administration ‘Trying to Have It Both Ways’ on Egypt Aid
</p> Speaking to reporters, Leahy said that the best way forward would be to actually consider the aid restrictions contained in his fiscal 2014 foreign operations spending bill.
Minerals Bill Would Boost American Competitiveness | Commentary
</p> Lest anyone should think otherwise, this bill would not in any way minimize or hinder the environmental review that is an important part of the permitting process.
Race Ratings Change: Young’s Retirement Creates More Competitive Contest
Bill Young retirement rumors had become a running joke.</p> But even a broken clock is right twice a day, and talk of a Young retirement finally proved right this time.
GOP Senators Blast Obama Rhetoric on Debt Limit
</p> The GOP senators, led by Finance ranking member Orrin G.
Members Question: Is Shutdown Fundraising Worth It?
</p> For some members, they might as well be. </p> When the government shut down last week, many members rushed to cancel long-planned events at restaurants, spas and shooting ranges.
Bill Young’s Departure Hastens the End of a Legislative Era
The C.W. stands for Charles William, but since he arrived at the Capitol more than 42 years ago, he’s been known to just about everyone by the rest of the name on his official letterhead: Bill Young.
Manchin Shows First Crack in Democratic Front on Debt Limit
</p> When pressed on whether he thought it was a “mistake” for Reid to push forward with a clean debt limit bill, which could be voted on as early as this week, Manchin would not say.
Lawmakers Have Low Expectations for New Supercommittee
</p> “The purpose of this bill is to create a place, an avenue, for us to get together, the White House and the Senate.
GOP Proposes New Supercommittee to Resolve Impasse (Updated)
</p> Separately, House Republicans will propose a bill to pay essential employees who are on the job now. The two bills would merge and then be sent to the Senate. Rep.
Obama Call to Boehner: No Negotiations Without Clean CR
</p> “The president called the speaker again today to reiterate that he won’t negotiate on a government funding bill or debt limit increase,” Boehner spokesman Brendan Buck said in a statement to reporters