K Street Files: Milk a Contentious Topic
The NMPF has launched its own lobbying and grass-roots effort to rally support for a bill that would reform the milk marketing system without eliminating it.
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Environmentalists Launch Ad Campaign on EPA Rules
“The House Regulatory agenda is necessary because at a time when a focus on economic growth should be paramount, EPA appears unable or unwilling to write a rule that achieves its environmental goals
Senate May Vote on President’s Jobs Bill Today
He said Republicans should love this plan. “This jobs bill would cut taxes for virtually every worker or small-business owner in America,” Obama said.
Senate Democrats Plan to Block McConnell’s Jobs Vote
In his press conference, Obama noted that economists have said that growth and jobs will increase with his package and could falter without it — and warned in particular of economic problems in Europe
Democrats May Find ‘Occupy’ Movement Is Not That Into Them
Peter Baldwin, who traveled from Maine to participate in today’s Occupy DC event, said the current system of government should be dissolved.
New Arizona Lines Mean Battle Between GOP Freshmen
“Should the proposed Congressional district map passed by the Independent Redistricting Commission become final, I intend to run for reelection in the new Congressional District 6,” Schweikert wrote
Campus Notebook: House GOP Triples Fees for Defense of DOMA
They added that the increased legal costs were approved without “any semblance of transparency.” When DOMA was passed in 1996, 118 Democrats in the House and 32 in the Senate voted for it.
Sen. Rand Paul Blocks Aid for Disabled, Elderly Refugees
“Our elected officials should know the difference.”
New Exhibit Puts Andy Warhol’s News Treatments on Display
You should do a Warhol show.’” What is immediately clear from the exhibit is Warhol’s obsession with news and its tabloid and headline format.
Prospects Appear Dim for Currency Bill
Democratic sources on the Hill say the administration’s official position of “reviewing” the legislation is code for a desire not to support it — a gentle way of letting the Senate exercise its will without
Campus Notebook: Report Shows Increase in Mail Burdens Offices
“When a seismic shift occurs in any work environment, such as managing a ten-fold increase in customer interest without a substantial increase in labor to support that interest, organizations should
No Government Shutdown for at Least a Few More Days
Democrats opposed the offsets, saying emergency funding should not be paid for with cuts elsewhere. Republicans had insisted that the fiscal 2011 funds be offset.
Romney’s Recipe for Flip-Flop Charge: New Facts Yield New Ideas
He dodged a question about whether he would avoid campaigning in Florida should the state move its contest earlier. “We’re ready whenever the process begins” was all he would say.
For Super Committee, Mum’s the Word
But given the delicate nature of their discussions, policymakers on the panel seem to be trying to balance shedding light on their work without divulging so much as to jeopardize it.
Reid Again Asks House for Compromise on CR
The bill is a compromise proposed by Senate Democrats, who argue that Federal Emergency Management Agency disaster funding should be provided without offsets.
Showdown Is a No-Win Situation in Third Budget Battle of the Year
A Senate Democratic aide said the GOP should work with Democrats rather than looking to placate its base.
Pelosi’s Program Draws Backlash From Former Pages
They are also troubled that Pelosi’s staff developed the new internships without their input or the input of sympathetic lawmakers.
Eleanor Holmes Norton Steels for Possible D.C. Shutdown
Should lawmakers miss the deadline, the D.C. government and its services would go dark because it cannot spend local funds without an act of Congress.
Can Anyone Deny Donovan a Seat in Congress?
He is confident without being cocky.
Race Ratings: In Georgia, New Geography Won’t Hurt GOP
The political muscle there should make for a rousing primary battle for 2012.