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Warming Up for Debate
“It means that nobody who is organized should find themselves in the climate debate without a champion,” said this lobbyist, who would talk only on background.
Senators Pan Bush Administration Fuel Economy Efforts
“Rather than having Congress try to pick an arbitrary rate of increase for CAFE standards, we believe that the regulatory process at the Department of Transportation should be used,” testified Elizabeth
South Carolina Democrats Shaking Cup in D.C.
Along with paying their own way, Republicans and Democrats in South Carolina also are able to determine the dates of their primaries, granting them rare flexibility to fluctuate their primary dates without
On Oversight and Iraq, Congress Finally Asserts Itself
about some pro-life conservatives, who think life begins at conception and ends at birth: Some who “support our troops” do so when soldiers enlist and get sent into harm’s way, but once they are there without
Ex-Hill Staffer’s New Project Tackles Federal Budget
“A lot more thought should be given to investment spending, investing in our people, in our infrastructure.” But looking beyond party lines is one way to address budget problems.
Mortgage Practices Face Congressional Spotlight
And they want lawmakers to examine the fees lenders assess, and whether lenders should maintain responsibility for loans even after they’ve sold them in the secondary market.
This Unique Campaign Begins to Define Itself
Whether he can sell himself to the base as the kind of competent leader they want without making compromises that open him to charges of flip-flopping remains an open question.
Consensus Slow to Build on Iraq Supplemental
John Murtha (D-Pa.), to restrict in some way the president’s ability to deploy troops to Iraq unless he publicly acknowledges that he is sending troops into combat without meeting certain readiness requirements
Dingell Gets Energized
I mean do you think we should significantly expand nuclear energy? DINGELL: Let’s be honest about it.
Biofuel Options Should Be Explored
Should the U.S. fuel industry become more reliant on ethanol? The short answer to this question is an emphatic “yes!” But we also must be sure not to become overly reliant on just corn-based ethanol.
Wean Americans Off the Barrel, Introduce Biofuels
I believe that Congress should pursue policies leading to energy security.
Domestic Partners and Travel Reimbursement
Therefore, you could argue that domestic partners should qualify as “relatives.” However, the ethics committee is not necessarily bound by the D.C. registration law.
U.S. Reliance on Foreign Energy Cannot Continue
We should blunt the spear of those who have unleashed an unmerciful attack on all forms of energy — specifically fossil fuels.
House Bill Seeks to Eliminate ‘Push Polls’
“I think it’s an area that should be strongly regulated, but how are you going to differentiate a [legitimate poll] from a push poll?” The Push Poll Disclosure Act, introduced by Rep.
Footloose and Berry-free
But he insists that the Republican Conference chairman does just fine without one, thank you very much, since he practically moves at the speed of e-mail anyway. “Sen.
Supplemental Sows Discord
John Murtha (D-Pa.), chairman of the Appropriations subcommittee on Defense, has been a lightning rod for Democrats on the Iraq War since he announced plans — without first vetting it with leadership or
For Jefferson, Only One Issue
off the House Ways and Means Committee by his own party and now facing an attempt by Republicans to prevent him from taking a seat on the Homeland Security Committee, Jefferson would seem to be a man without
Baca ‘Confident’ After Hispanic Caucus Meeting
“This is tough enough without adding to it,” asserted Rep. Raúl Grijalva (D-Ariz.). Similarly, Rep. John Salazar (D-Colo.) stated: “We are committee to staying united as a Caucus.”
Jefferson Seat Sparks Battle
Republicans argue that because Jefferson is under federal investigation, he should not be given access to national security information.