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Republican Study Committee Chairman Bill Flores of Texas sent a “Dear Colleague” letter earlier this month announcing his bid for the gavel, simultaneously noting that if Ryan jumps in, Flores would jump
</p> In the meantime, Republicans will keep themselves busy with legislation dealing with the debt ceiling — a controversial Tom McClintock, R-Calif., bill that would allow the Treasury to continue paying
</p> The stated, on-the-record purpose of the meeting is to “discuss the October agenda.” There is much to talk about.
</p> Rep. Mick Mulvaney of South Carolina cautioned Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., from advancing a bill with a debt limit disapproval process.
</p> </p> Consider the giant special interests clamoring for the passage of the Senate’s 2013 “gang of eight” immigration bill: tech oligarchs represented by Mark Zuckerberg’s FWD.us, open borders
</p> “Comprehensive immigration reform, background checks … for gun safety, a civil rights bill. You know, I have a few things that I might be interested in,” Pelosi said.
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) The year’s most important congressional hearing is at hand — not only because momentum in a presidential election is in play, but also because the legislative branch
</p> On both fronts, the power to shape the public’s perception Thursday rests with Hillary Rodham Clinton.
</p> Boozman’s Democratic challenger out-raised him in the third quarter. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) The biggest surprise came in Arkansas’ safe Republican Senate seat.
</p> Boozman’s Democratic challenger out-raised him in the third quarter. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) The biggest surprise came in Arkansas’ safe Republican Senate seat.
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Duckworth flexes some muscle: In states like Illinois, Ohio and Florida, Democrats with support from the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee fared much better
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Duckworth flexes some muscle: In states like Illinois, Ohio and Florida, Democrats with support from the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee fared much better
</p> </p> Under their bill, employees of EB-5 regional centers would need to complete criminal background checks.
bill for members’ meals.
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</p> WMATA is also facing a potential federal funding cut of $50 million.
</p> More than one-third of voters have told pollsters they are still undecided.
</p> An important opportunity has arisen to address this omission. Sens.
</p> “Our credit rating must not be threatened by the fever that has gripped the Republican Congress.
</p> The congressional district certainly was competitive, but it leaned Democratic.