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Because not every hearing related problem needs the highly specialized care of an audiologist or an otolaryngologist, this bill should fill a void in the VA health care system while simultaneously improving
</p> The DCCC rolled out the attack line following Boehner’s resignation last week.
</p> Oddly personal: At least one campaign wants you to think they’re special. </p> P.G.
</p> Oddly personal: At least one campaign wants you to think they’re special.</p> P.G.
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) This much has become clear about the still-evolving scramble to reconfigure the House Republican leadership: Only white males will end up occupying the top three positions of
Once an appropriations bill is passed, the End Government Shutdowns Act would not apply.” </p> Portman’s proposal now has only Republican backing.
</p> </p> The letter praised the broad regulatory overhaul bill (S 1484) approved by the Senate Banking Committee with only GOP support in May, calling it a “step in the right direction.”
</p> But Cornyn and other Republicans like Rob Portman of Ohio pushed for action on the other must-pass issues. </p> “I’d like to see a highway bill, that would be a big deal.
</p> But Cornyn and other Republicans like Rob Portman of Ohio pushed for action on the other must-pass issues.</p> “I’d like to see a highway bill, that would be a big deal.
Unless it would be to get a spending bill done for the full year. Let me know if you can get it done in four weeks.
According to a copy of the Senate bill introduced Tuesday by Senate Rules Administration Chairman Roy Blunt, R-Mo., and ranking member Charles E.
</p> “I still think the best job in Congress is whip,” Lott said.
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) If you don’t remember Rules Chairman Pete Sessions’ run for majority leader in 2014, you can’t be blamed.
</p> When many in Washington turn away from a challenge, we remain determined to work across party lines.
</p> I don’t have any illusions about the Iranian regime.
</p> “We need $150 [million] and he raised $170 [million] for the World War II Memorial,” boasted Sen.
</p> Sessions’ magic bullet? Regular order.
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) On paper, at least, he remains an obvious option. Just ask him.
</p> </p> A House bill (HR 1806) passed in May sliced funds to the National Science Foundation for research in the behavioral, economic and social sciences by 45 percent.
</p> </p> Earlier this month, Republicans in the Ways and Means Committee voted unanimously to advance a bill that would put the United States on a path to default.