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Marjorie Margolies’ latest ad in her comeback bid in Pennsylvania features former President Bill Clinton touting her accomplishments on camera, a potentially game-changing spot less than one week from
A tea party leader has written that “conservatives need to seize on immigration reform” as a push for a bill has ramped up in recent weeks.
</p> Yup. </p> But it was only a temporary cataclysm.
</p> </p> “I think we’ll carry Sen. Barrasso out of the Senate chamber after he’s taken his last breath,” Wyoming GOP consultant Bill Cubin said. “He loves being a senator.”
A recent hearing convened by a House Oversight and Government Reform subcommittee on a local bill to decriminalize marijuana proves lawmakers are well aware of their ability to intervene in D.C.’s legislative
</p> </p> </p> CQ Roll Call asked last week what Obama would do about the Senate bill after the White House threatened to veto the House’s permanent extension of a research and development tax break
</p> Obama told the officials that their “unexpected” voices could help pass an immigration bill in the House.
The New York Times reports that “a bipartisan bill to encourage energy efficiency in buildings died in the Senate on Monday, derailed by the contentious debate over the Keystone XL pipeline and President
</p> </p> Sen. John Barrasso discussed the tax both at a Republican leadership media availability and again shortly thereafter with a smaller group of reporters.
</p> The disagreement only increases the likelihood that the broader $85 billion tax extenders bill will join a long list of measures having trouble getting off the Senate floor.
</p> Georgetown University Law Center professor David A.
Bill Maher might be giving up on “flipping” Rep. Michael G. Grimm’s district.
</p> All that almost completely obscured how the first lady spent part of her weekend in New Orleans with Sen. Mary L. Landrieu.
</p> “This bill is mainly a hodge-podge of special interest earmarks in the federal tax code.
</p> Reid repeatedly offered up a vote on the Keystone XL pipeline if the energy efficiency bill passed, but that wasn’t enough for Senate Republicans.
Senators will likely face a separate vote on boosting the deficit in order to pass an $85 billion tax cut extenders bill, according to key Senate Republicans. </p> Retiring Sen.
The Intelligencer / Wheeling (OH) News-Register writes: “U.S. senators are debating a major energy bill.
</p> Where do you stand with the Clintons? (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) More than 40 years after President Richard M.
</p> Organizers carved out a place for newly minted U.S. citizen José Andrés on the host committee.