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</p> In the meantime, in an effort to pass a bill through the Senate that would uproot as much of the Affordable Care Act as possible, Senate Republicans will continue to work behind the scenes to prepare
Roll Call Photo Editor Bill Clark was on hand and captured some powerful images from the scene.
</p> </p> Graham in October introduced a bill (S 2145) to provide $1 billion in additional fiscal 2016 funding with specific permission for some of that money to be used for resettlement in the United
</p> </p> “We were really right on the verge of passing the bill before this issue that nobody sees coming, comes to bear,” Calvert said, in a rare discussion of the episode.
By Thomas McKinless and Emma Dumain</p> [jwp-video n=”1″]</p> <p class="p1">Speaker Paul D.
Ryan passed his legislative test on the highway bill, but now he faces a more complicated political trial: making good on his promise to change internal GOP rules in a way that can unite the conference
as ISIL or ISIS, he said Monday morning in an interview on Bill Bennett’s radio program.
</p> Asked about how the Syrian refugee crisis could affect an omnibus spending package, Cornyn noted the Senate could take up the defense appropriations bill. </p> “Sen.
Ted Cruz of Texas voted in favor of the overhaul bill that was ultimately passed after the broader authorities lapsed, while Rubio and Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky both voted no.
Iraq War,” he said, pointing to former President Bill Clinton.
Bill Paxon, R-N.Y., and Vic Fazio, D-Calif.
Bill Paxon, R-N.Y., and Vic Fazio, D-Calif.
</p> “Let’s think of all who were there,” Araud said.
</p> Sens. Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio, both presidential candidates, and Sen. Mike Lee are on record that they “cannot support” a bill that doesn’t “fully repeal” the health care law.
</p> The first listening session on Nov. 17 will focus on the Financial Services and General Government bill that is the most riddled with partisan riders. Rep.
(File Photo By Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Louisiana Sen. David Vitter’s gubernatorial campaign won’t entertain questions about his future should he lose the Nov. 21 runoff.
</p> <p class="p1">“For years my wife Shary has asked me to come home,” Farr said in a statement. “She’s right. It’s time.
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) The filing deadline to run in North Carolina’s primaries is less than a month away.