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Beer Caucus Brews Up Consensus

What they’re talking about is a tax on small businesses that make beer. And small businesses are the heart of our economy and the engine that will pull us out of this recession.”

Hill Climbers: An Office Full of Badgers

“With taxes so much of that is up in the air right now and is such a mess. … I hope to help make that more logical,” Stein said. Arias’ comeback came with a lingering desire.

Heard on the Hill: Spring’s Here

The crew brought lights and audio equipment into the bar. “It was a big setup for probably a minute of footage,” Lyons says. They were told the episode would air Saturday.

Marshall, Cunningham Likely Headed to Runoff

That fact has led to a television air war that has been especially late in getting started and that, in turn, is likely to drive turnout in the Tuesday election even lower than already expected.

Will GOP Follow Graham Model — or Die?

[IMGCAP(1)]Riding a wave of anger at Democrats over spending and failure to solve the economic crisis, Republicans may even capture control of the House this year.

Climate Bill Faces Big Woes

Likewise, Baucus — who earlier this year said he intends to move his own climate bill through his committee — said he is still awaiting details on the Kerry legislation and on Senate Majority Leader

Primaries Will Decide Some Open Seats

South Carolina is one of 24 states with primaries scheduled in the next two months, and in the state’s two open seats this cycle the Republican elections on June 8 are expected to be the ones that

Hispanic Lawmakers Disagree on Strategy

I think the president understands the importance of this issue not only from a human perspective, but also its fundamental importance to the Latino community,” Velázquez said.

Democrats Mining Eastern Kentucky for Votes

Mongiardo, a physician who hails from Hazard, Ky., about 70 miles away, is claiming hometown status in the area and he is the odds-on favorite to carry the heavily Democratic counties in this part

Volcanic Ash Forces Obama to Cancel Poland Trip

The White House announced Saturday that President Barack Obama would be unable to attend the state funeral for Poland’s late president because of the volcanic ash that has stopped air travel all over northern

Earmark Rejection Spurs Ethics Complaint

“He makes judgments on what is in the best interest of the country and what is in the best interest of the 6th Congressional district. This unfortunately was not one of them.”