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leader is putting approval of the Keystone XL pipeline project first on his 2015 agenda, telling reporters Tuesday a bill sponsored by Republican John Hoeven of North Dakota would lead off the floor schedule
By Niels Lesniewski and JM Rieger [jwp-video n=”1″] Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is warning of a whirlwind September schedule that will feature a slew of do-over votes on Democratic
Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., becomes the man in charge of the Senate floor schedule.
Speaker, reclaiming my time, I’ve been very clear about the schedule tomorrow: We will end our work by tomorrow evening.
“If things go as the schedule is outlined, we’re going to finish the Iran bill a week from Thursday. That leaves — by my calculation — one week before the Memorial Day recess,” Reid said.
McConnell, who earlier in the day said he planned to schedule floor debate and a vote on Ex-Im, just not as an amendment to Trade Promotion Authority legislation, filed cloture on “fast-track” measures
“We will work with both parties to schedule the debate at a convenient time from both campaigns, and we will tape the debate for broadcast back in Kansas, so that the voters who have to make a choice