Senate Passes Bailout Bill
After the vote, Reid said the Senate had acted as it was designed to, in a bipartisan way, and he indicated that voters should direct their appreciation or disapproval to both parties.
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House Leaders Bullish on Vote
“We should be moving with an urgency to keep folks in their homes,” Scott said.
Reid’s Gamble Dislodges Bill
Corker said he now feels “things are thawing” in the House, and that the Senate’s decision should help that process.
House Vote Was a Failure of Followers, Not Leaders
It should have happened this time as well. There are some admirable figures here.
Bailout Creates Web Surge That Could Last
Boehner’s Web site has seen a four-fold increase in traffic “without any noticeable effect,” Boehner spokesman Kevin Smith said.
Bailout Politics Weighed
A House Democratic leadership aide cautioned that Democrats would not add new provisions without firm assurances that House Republicans would add to their vote total.
McConnell Wants Bailout Vote Tonight
McConnell said that because of the dire instability in the markets, the Senate should vote on the measure as soon as the House sends it over.
Tax Extenders Blocked in Senate
Minority Whip Jon Kyl (R-Ariz.) rejected ReidÂ’s unanimous consent request, arguing that the Democratic leadership was trying to steamroll over the GOP without seeking compromise.
Pelosi and Reid Laud Bailout Bill
“If they ask us for a reasonable number of votes, we should be able to,” the aide said.
GOP Says It’s Not to Blame for Bailout Hold Up
The head of the Republican Study Committee said Friday that it was “ludicrous” to blame House Republicans for holding up the $700 billion bailout package as Democrats can pass the bill without GOP support
Members Spar Over McCain’s Role
John McCain (R-Ariz.) continued to spar over whether the presidential candidate should have suspended his campaign to deal with turmoil in the financial markets.
Democrats’ Energy Bill Hits House With a Dull Thud
Legislating energy policy should not be as partisan an issue as this monthÂ’s votes might imply and should lend itself to working out compromises across the aisle.
Obama, McCain Demand Bailout Changes
McCain and Obama each zeroed in on executive pay, saying chief executive officers of Wall Street firms who are helped under the plan should not benefit or be rewarded.
YouTube Accord Eludes House
But Republicans read the language as exactly what they’ve been asking for — a change to the rules that allows Members to immediately use YouTube and other sites, without waiting for a pre-approved list
GOP Balks; No Bailout Yet
The fate of a rescue package for the nationÂ’s faltering financial system tottered Thursday as House Republicans balked at a House-Senate deal and a White House meeting ended without resolution.
Recalling Atwater the ‘Boogie Man’
.” “He knows how to fight back and speak in simple terms without a 10-point plan,” Forbes said.
Earmarks Pass by the Thousands; Foes Fume
The continuing resolution passed the House, 370-58, on Wednesday without a single challenge to the thousands of earmarks worth billions of dollars, infuriating government watchdogs and fiscal hawks
Smith Drops in Oregon Poll
Merkley also is winning among both college graduates and those without a college degree, with his lead over Smith at 44 percent to 42 percent and 44 percent to 41 percent, respectively.
Heard on the Hill: Real-World Lobbying
Tappening has called both campaigns without much response, so the group recently released a series of print ads (to be published in swing states come October) that feature silhouettes of the candidates
New Hampshire: Hodes’ Ad Features Satisfied Constituent
No student should have to make the choices that Michelle had to make.