House Hopes for Progress on Continuity
The West Virginian, who previously criticized the House for attempting to pass the measure without Senate input, remained hopeful Monday that a “bipartisan, bicameral approach” could be reached.
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Country Can’t Afford to Rescind Tax
The second reason I oppose repeal of the estate tax is that I believe not only should we not borrow money to cut taxes, we should also ensure that we aren’t raising taxes to pay for other tax cuts
Most Farms Don’t Feel The Pinch of Estate Tax
This would permanently end the estate tax for more than 99.7 percent of all Americans and would do so without creating a new capital gains tax burden on thousands of individuals across the country.
Outdated Tax Deserves A Repeal
Like the Sons of Liberty who acted on principle in 1773 to resist “No Taxation Without Representation” by throwing a tea party in Boston Harbor, I’m for liberating an unfair tax policy that makes
Coleman Seeks Another Stem-Cell Bill
Mike Enzi (R-Wyo.) to encourage research on ways to extract stem cells from embryos without destroying the embryo, a measure from Sen.
Come Sail Away
But nice weather, with or without wind, will have people out enjoying time on the Potomac. Don’t know how to sail?
Hyde Seeks To File Brief On CAA
Rather, Hyde said, a lawmaker should be entitled to such immunity only if two conditions are met: If the employee’s duties were directly related to the due functioning of the legislative process,
Journalists’ Testimony Rare
Without specifically naming Patrick Fitzgerald, the prosecutor who has been aggressively pursuing the Plame leak case, Dodd criticized federal prosecutors for turning immediately to reporters for
Senate Set for Roberts Fight
Minority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) declined to criticize Bush’s consultation process, which he had previously stated should require the president to offer his short list of potential nominees for
To Improve the Supreme Court, Let’s Expand It
Specifically, we should consider adding not one but 10 new justices to the court.
Stem Cells, Energy Bill, PATRIOT Act All on Tap
Barring some serious snags, the highway conference should pass easily once it’s filed. That could come as early as this week.
Do’s and Don’ts for Questioning Nominees To the Supreme Court
Lost in the frenzy surrounding the nomination to replace Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor is a largely ignored, yet vitally important, issue: How specific should Members of the Senate Judiciary
Will Frist Save Lives or Please Right Wing in Stem Cell Fight?
Mike Enzi (R-Wyo.) that would retain the Bush limits and, for political cover, back new techniques for deriving stem cells without destroying embryos.
Cunningham’s Aftermath
The Justice Department closed its probe of Coelho without taking action against him and he also never faced ethics charges in the House. “That is the model,” diGenova said.
U.S. Faces Danger From Terrorists Traveling Legally
The danger to the United States is that jihadist recruits carry European Union passports and are therefore entitled to visa-free travel into the United States without an interview.
Alternate Pushed for Stem Cells
that are already slated for destruction, while the Frist alternative — which was not available for review by press time — would encourage NIH to develop methods of extracting stem cells from embryos without
Can Republicans Test Hillary Clinton Next November?
Cox’s Web site is far more elaborate at this point, and he has begun to make the case that Empire State voters should not give Clinton another term when she is up for re-election next year.
Horse Racing’s Big Bet
“Without carving out the exemptions, we are going to decimate an entire industry,” said Rep.
More on House Democrats — After the Flak
In fact, Pelosi followed the regular order in replacing Turner with Thompson, as she should have.
Insurance Reform Must Be Part of Liability Debate
This honest, yet damning, admission raises the question of why Congressional leadership would undertake to limit victims’ rights without providing relief to health care providers.