Backers Hope Paid-Sick-Leave Laws Are Contagious
</p> “Now I don’t have to choose: Do I want to work and get paid, or do I want to stay at home with the kids and get them well,” Cobbs said.</p> Many workers aren’t nearly as lucky.
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</p> “Now I don’t have to choose: Do I want to work and get paid, or do I want to stay at home with the kids and get them well,” Cobbs said.</p> Many workers aren’t nearly as lucky.
</p> To wit: </p> The current governor, Republican Tom Corbett, was born in Philadelphia but lived in western Pennsylvania for years and remains identified with that part of the state.
</p> Sen. Charles E. Schumer, D-N.Y., also a group member, said, “I believe we are on track” to produce a bill by the end of the week.
</p> “Tomorrow we will have a conference discussion about the bill,” said Sen. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., one of the four Republicans in the working group.
</p> Even senators have to call their parents!</p> Check out the following Tuesday photos of Sen. Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn., who is seen clutching his daily schedule. The one item in bold?
</p> The plan is expected to stop short of language currently in the bill that would require background checks on nearly all gun sales, including between private parties.
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either suspicious of their efforts or downright opposed to any bill that would provide legal status to illegal immigrant residents.
</p> Public opinion is solidly in favor of the background check expansion at the heart of the bill. Public opinion is even more overwhelmingly opposed to governance by obstructionism.
McConnell’s announcement threatened to sharply escalate the procedural fight over the bill.
</p> “It had huge impact then and I think it would have huge impact today. I’m trying to get out ahead of that,” Nowrasteh said.
</p> “We’re not forgetting.
Pending in the Senate is a motion to proceed to a bill that would require a background check for every gun sale.
</p> They later specifically targeted the motion to proceed to the bill (S 649). Reid made that motion after the Senate resumed work Monday afternoon, but then he turned to morning business.
earlier Monday, Cato last week released a study aimed at discrediting the Heritage analysis that the libertarian think tank expects its conservative counterpart to unveil after the first congressional bill
</p> 113th Congress Freshman Members</p> </p> No. Candidate Party State Chamber District 2012 From PACs 2014 From PACs 1. Davis, Rodney REP IL H 13 $566,243 $86,290 2.
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</p> The trouble for Reid is the new process — established in January through modest filibuster rules changes — may have a fatal flaw in practice when the Nevada Democrat actually wants the bill involved
</p> “I don’t think there’s any main sticking point,” he said.</p> Schumer and Sen.