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GOP Plots Strategy to Draw Out Health Debate

— Reid’s ability to get a health care bill to the floor and complete debate is dictated partly by the CBO’s schedule and by a November calendar that includes a three-day recess for Veterans Day and

House Tees Up Health Reform

On the schedule, Democrats plan to stay through Saturday if they need to, and they will return next Monday and Tuesday for a final vote if they can’t wrap up the horse-trading earlier.

Reid Set On Having Veterans Day Recess

.— The comments came shortly after House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) announced a revised November floor schedule to allow for more time to work on health care reform legislation.

T-Minus Two Days to House Health Care Bill

lawmakers who attended a Caucus meeting said afterward that leaders gave no indication of which way they were headed.After weeks of mulling the issue, and checking and rechecking Member views on it, the schedule

Byrd’s Back in Action

But over the last two weeks, the longest-serving Senator has resumed much of his Senate schedule.

Heard on the Hill: Mini-Trend — the Mini-Me

— Edwards’ busy Congressional schedule doesn’t allow for much football-watching time, but the Maryland Democrat noted that she did manage to catch a few games on Sunday.

Boxer Aims for November Markup of Climate Bill

“We are continuing to see more support for our bill,— the California Democrat said at a press conference Tuesday, predicting she will schedule a committee markup in early November.

For the Senate, It’s In Tuesday and Out Thursday

a pro forma session.In contrast, House Democratic leaders have held votes on several Fridays and Mondays since the August recess, and Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) on Thursday announced a full schedule

No Date Yet for Action on Boxer’s Climate Bill

“The committee is looking to schedule a hearing as soon as possible,— a Democratic committee aide said Wednesday, adding that the panel is waiting for additional information from the Environmental Protection

Democrats Optimistic on Nominees

“We should not have to fight for months to schedule consideration of the president’s nominations for critical posts in the executive branch.—

Lobbyists Tally Winners and Losers

Laboratory Association, declined to give specifics of the deal his industry struck with the Finance Committee, but he explained that labs agreed to accept a temporary reduction in the industry’s Medicare fee schedule