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</p> He would not rule out the possibility that the Senate may need to pass a short-term spending bill to provide enough time to clear the larger bill. “I hope that doesn’t happen,” Thune said.
</p> According to an aide for Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy, the House is now moving forward with a plan to pass a separate TRIA bill and take the issue out of cromnibus negotiations.
</p> </p> “The federal government’s going to run out of money in two days.
</p> “He died while I was six, so I don’t remember him vividly, but I remember coming to visit him, right before he died, and I remember his funeral, because I sat right behind President [Bill] Clinton
</p> Issa called Gruber’s comments “deceitful.”
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Congress plans to block the District of Columbia from implementing a system to tax and regulate sales of legalized marijuana in the city, a source close to appropriations
</p> At his weekly pen-and-pad briefing with reporters Tuesday morning, Minority Whip Steny H.
Bill Cassidy — will further shift senatorial demographics and political dynamics on several fronts.
Council over the summer, and though it was added to the appropriations bill in the House, it was not included in the Senate version, nor as part of the continuing resolution that funds the government through
Bill Cassidy — will further shift senatorial demographics and political dynamics on several fronts.
</p> Activists supporting marijuana legalization and D.C. autonomy will likely be outraged at the amendment, but its fate may be sealed.
</p> “People compare him to Bill Clinton. He connected with people,” Muller said of Barry’s magnetic personality. “The city will never again see anyone as universally beloved.”
</p> Democratic Sen. Mary L. Landrieu lost re-election in Louisiana , 56 percent to 44 percent, to Republican Rep. Bill Cassidy.
</p> Three months ago another Democrat, Rep.
That could mean Senate action on the bill may not come until Friday or the weekend.
That could mean Senate action on the bill may not come until Friday or the weekend.
</p> </p> Republicans plan to revive a bill early next year by Rep. Phil Roe, R-Tenn., that would abolish the board.
Stockman has no illusions about the prospects for passage of his bill, which goes a step further by cutting certain federal highway funds for jurisdictions that use traffic cameras.
</p> Current D.C.
</p> (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) “I also think that it’s symbolic to show that anything that we perceive as ‘the men’s world’ or that men can do, women can do just as well if not better in many