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</p> But for all their efforts — including nearly doubling funding for the 2020 census and including language to remove the question in the House fiscal 2020 Commerce-Justice-Science appropriations bill
“What’s important is we know how strongly we feel when we oppose each other, but we never surprise each other by going around someone’s back and sneaking something into a bill.
</p> — Donald J.
</p> The draft bill, sponsored by Sen. Chris Van Hollen of Maryland and backed by Sen.
</p> All that and more below. Here’s the entire week in photos:</p>From left, Sen. Maggie Hassan, D-N.H., Sen. Tina Smith, D-Minn., and chairman Sen.
Many of the final provisions took effect Wednesday, 180 days after the bill was signed into law in December.
The bill, passed in the House last month, would bar discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
2020 bill to extend the lawmaker pay freeze for another year.
</p> House Democrats this month pulled the Legislative Branch appropriations bill amid backlash from Republican campaign strategists and members of their own caucus.
</p> The progressives’ preferred negotiation bill, by Texas Democrat Lloyd Doggett, would strip patent protections from drugmakers that refuse to negotiate with the government, so that other drugmakers
</p> TV told a different story.
The net cost of the bill, offsets included, is $4.9 billion over a decade, according to the JCT.</p> All of the extender provisions would be good through 2020 under the Ways and Means bill.
</p> “I’m glad we secured a bipartisan understanding yesterday to expedite their consideration so that the 22 separate resolutions which members have introduced will not jeopardize the defense bill or
</p> House Majority Leader Steny H.
</p> A more narrowly targeted bill from New Hampshire Democratic Sen. Jeanne Shaheen and Texas Republican Sen. Ted Cruz is aimed at reducing Europe’s energy reliance on Russia.
Oregon’s legislature could pass a cap-and-trade-bill this month, and New York is close to passing a bill that would require significantly lower emissions.
Bill Richardson of New Mexico and Sens. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.</p> This is different, I thought.
</p> The New York Democrat highlighted an amendment that has been filed to the fiscal 2020 defense policy bill led by Sens. Tom Udall, D-N.M., and Tim Kaine, D-Va.
</p> The bill included several provisions Democrats had sought, but also leaves intact money for immigrant detention and the continued military presence at the border.