Bans on Funding Floated, Scuttled
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The letter quotes Bush as saying, just days before final passage of the bill in November, that “There’s $400 billion additional dollars available for seniors in this bill.”
radio in 1934.
Melancon, the most active candidate to date in the race, raised $323,000 with $310,000 in the bank as of March 31. A spokesman for state Sen.
The high court’s refusal to hear the case comes after a December 2003 ruling by the Colorado state Supreme Court, which overturned a Republican-friendly map that would have bolstered the party’s
The budget deal also would exempt three popular expiring tax cuts from PAYGO and protect those cuts from filibuster in the Senate.
Their bill calls for a “strong chairman” and reduces the number of commissioners to three in an effort to break the gridlock at the agency.
He is currently running radio ads in the Cincinnati and Ashland media market seeking to raise questions in voters’ minds about Davis’ strength in a general election race against Clooney.
nomination in the open 5th district.
He has acknowledged that he expects it to fail to garner the two-thirds majority necessary for passage, but blames that at least in part on the leadership’s refusal to foster and encourage open discussion
increase in the debt limit this year, as well as approving new tax cuts under the expedited process known as reconciliation.
in their workplace that had long been lacking.
Jim McDermott’s (D-Wash.) refusal to say the words “under God,” or place his right hand over his heart while leading the Pledge of Allegiance on the House floor Tuesday morning continued Wednesday.
Even as he fought for his political life in a primary several hours north of the Capitol, Sen.
All 197 Members who caucus with the Democrats voted against the rule for debate, objecting to the GOP leadership’s refusal to provide a forum to debate a constitutional amendment that would allow
Brian Baird (D-Wash.) plans to hold a press conference today to disparage the Republican leadership’s refusal to permit floor debate on proposals to amend the Constitution and promote his discharge petition
Arlen Specter (R-Pa.), who is in line to be the next chairman of the Judiciary Committee. Specter is involved in a bitter GOP primary battle with Rep.
for marginal advantage in a 50-50 country.
And while the state Senate leader describes himself as pro-life, his refusal to support a bill stopping medical research on fetal tissue at the state university isn’t sitting well with anti-abortion groups