Hoyer: House to Return Jan. 12
House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) on Wednesday released the 2010 House work schedule with first votes expected on Jan. 12.
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Reid Considering Senate Sessions the Week After Christmas
week between Christmas and New Year’s Day to wrap up work on a health care reform bill, leadership aides said.A senior Democratic aide said that while “no decisions have been made— on the end-of-year schedule
CVC Marks One-Year Anniversary
But during its construction the CVC was constantly over budget and behind schedule. With an original price tag of about $265 million, its budget swelled to $621 million and opened four years late.
Ambitious Republicans Start Eyeing Platts’ Seat
If Platts was appointed to the position in the near future, local officials would schedule a special election and Republicans would have a nominating convention to pick their candidate.
Pelosi and Obama to Huddle at 3 p.m.
“and the administration to schedule a hearing … at the first practicable moment, which will hopefully be in the days following the decision,— ranking member Howard McKeon (R-Calif.) said.McKeon said everyone
Obama to Meet for Ninth Time With National Security Team
night will hold yet another meeting with his national security team to discuss his new strategy for Afghanistan.The session appeared to be hastily arranged, with the White House only adding it to the schedule
Congress Must Ratify the U.S.-Colombia Free Trade Agreement
It is odd that Congress can find the time to vote three times — and even a fourth as these programs will expire again this year — to renew these programs but cannot schedule a single hearing to learn more
Reid Warms Up for Round Two
acknowledged that Republicans could attempt to wreak havoc on the Democratic plan to allow their own Members to alter the bill to their satisfaction through the amendment process, because consent is needed to schedule
Lincoln’s Saturday Timing Puzzles Colleagues
He will likely need 60 votes again in order to schedule a vote on final passage.
Levin Says Panel May Have to Punt on ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’
.— Levin had planned to schedule a hearing on the subject this fall, and momentum appeared to be building for Congress to tackle the controversial issue.
Palin’s Book Takes Aim At ‘Elite’
According to Palin, she lost the appointment because Murkowski questioned whether she could handle raising a family and a demanding legislative schedule.
Senate Prepares to Work Through Next Wednesday
Of course, the Senate schedule may not be entirely in Reid’s hands if Republicans follow through on their threat to have the entire health care reform bill read aloud on the floor.
FBI Briefs Pelosi, Panel Leaders on Fort Hood Tragedy
Hoekstra said Republican members of the Intelligence Committee wrote a letter to Pelosi on Tuesday and asked her to instruct Chairman Silvestre Reyes (D-Texas) to schedule hearings on the tragedy.
Reid Looks to Shield Caucus on Health Vote
Reid would prefer to schedule a vote for Friday, but he may have to push it into the weekend depending on whether Lincoln and other Senators insist on the three-day lag time. Sen.
Maryland: Big Names Drop In for Harris Money Events
A Kratovil spokesman said Monday that the Congressman has a busy fundraising schedule through the remainder of the year, including an event Saturday in Chestertown featuring fellow Marylander and
Congress Deserves Some Slack for the Appropriations Delay
Because Congress typically waits for the president before moving ahead, the fiscal 2010 appropriations process was already seriously, although not unexpectedly, behind schedule.
House Kicks Off Its Waiting Game
— With four full weeks left on the House schedule this year, leaders will meet today to figure out what to put on the floor while they wait for the Senate to catch up.
Hoyer Warns of Christmas Week Sessions
— “As action on health insurance reform legislation moves to the Senate, the House is updating its schedule for November and December to reflect that, and to ensure there is time to complete our work
Senate Races the Clock
That schedule anticipates more GOP roadblocks and Democratic discontent.
Reid Warns of Saturday Sessions in December
Robert Byrd (D-W.Va.) serves as the official presiding officer in his capacity as President Pro Tem, the Senate routinely establishes a rotating schedule for rank-and-file Senators to sit in the chair