Bill Northey Passes on Iowa Race #IASEN
</p> Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Bill Northey became the second Republican in as many weeks to decide not to run. The party continues to await a decision from Republican Rep.
Search Roll Call
Search the Roll Call archive by keyword, date, Congress, section, or tags.
4,892 results for "p/bill"
River Fishing Just Got Some Powerful Allies
</p> As a result of the dispute, Sen.
GOP’s Back-Bench Benghazi Critics Step Up Calls for Special Panel
</p> Proponents of a special panel maintain that the five committee chairmen currently leading the House GOP’s ongoing Benghazi investigation are too concerned with protecting their turf.</p> Rep.
Reid Vows Vigorous Immigration Bill Push
</p> “I pledge that I will do everything in my power as Majority Leader to get a bill across the finish line,” Reid said at a pro-overhaul March for Citizenship event in Las Vegas.
LGBT Groups Demand Equality in Immigration Bill
to pass a commonsense, compassionate immigration reform bill that puts our nation’s undocumented men, women and children on a pathway to citizenship.
Another Round of TV Ads for South Carolina
</p> Democratic candidate Elizabeth Colbert Busch reported receiving $5,000 from the American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees PEOPLE committee; $5,000 from the International Longshoremen
GM Doubles Lobbying on Transportation Issues
Bill Shuster, R-Pa., becoming the new chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee for this Congress, and the Democratic mayor of Charlotte, Anthony Foxx , being nominated to be the
Outside Audit of House Finances Is Largely Positive
The numbers are in: An outside audit of the House’s finances has given the chamber a clean bill of fiscal health for 2012.
Does Obama Care About Housing Pick Mel Watt?
</p> The president is nominating Rep.
Congress Learns the Letter ‘S’ in FAA Snafu
</p> A bill to provide funding to stop air-traffic-control furloughs will finally head to President Barack Obama’s desk after the Senate used a procedural maneuver that’s unusual even by Senate standards
April Is the Cruelest (Rainiest) Month
Pity the tourists who made this week their preferred time to visit the nation’s capital:</p> Tourists donned plastic parkas on Monday for their tours around the capital. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call)
Obama Challenges Congress on Its Refusal to End Sequester
</p> “Frankly, I don’t think that if I were to veto, for example, this FAA bill, that that somehow would lead to the broader fix.
Obama Telegraphs Health Care Vulnerability; Can GOP Capitalize?
Leadership attempted to move a bill that would gut one portion of the Affordable Care Act that the GOP deems a failure to shore up another troubled area of the statute that is among the few well-received
Romney’s ‘Self-Deport’ Option Could Be Part of House Immigration Plan
</p> The concept was thrust into the national conversation by 2012 Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney.
113th Congress Freshmen Take $6.5 Million in PAC Money During First Three Months
</p> Here is the ranking of new-to-town freshmen* and the amount their campaign committees received from PACs and other committees in the first quarter of 2013.</p> Rep.
Rahall Forgoes Senate Run #WVsen
</p> His decision means that Democrats will continue to search for a top candidate to run for retiring Democratic Sen. Jay Rockefeller’s seat.</p> Rep.
Remainders: Larry Flynt Backs Mark Sanford
</p> In the meantime, here’s what you might have missed “At the Races” on Tuesday … </p> #SC01: Larry Flynt — the publisher of Hustler — endorsed former Gov. Mark Sanford’s special election bid.
Second Chance for Manchin-Toomey Gun Bill?
</p> Manchin, a West Virginia Democrat, said on Fox News over the weekend that “some confusion” about the measure contributed to its initial defeat.
Durbin Accepts Endorsement From Pro-Peace, Pro-Israel J Street
</p> “I’m happy to have the support of J Street as I make plans to run for reelection next year,” Durbin said in a written statement.
Republicans Consider Tying Ambitious Tax Overhaul to Debt Limit Talks
</p> Michigan Republican Rep.