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- read more Senate control hinges on unlikely trio9/2/2010
Control of the U.S. Senate increasingly appears to hang on the fate of an unlikely trio of Democratic incumbents who were elected along with Bill Clinton in 1992, hail from libe...
read more Dems may push lame-duck energy bill9/2/2010September 1, 2010 Cap and trade may be dead, but a proposal for wind and solar energy mandates is making a comeback in Congress.
Lawmakers retreated to their districts i...
read more Business lobby to highlight 'barriers to job creation'8/31/2010U.S. Chamber of Commerce leaders are introducing Labor Day this week with a Thursday discussion on the policy issues they say are hobbling the job market.
Among the topi...
- read more Social Security Bait and Switch 8/31/2010
Democrats are trying to keep control of Congress by scaring the wig off grandma with a phantom GOP plot against Social Security. That is not news. Social Security scare tactics ...
read more The coming tsunami of business tax increases8/30/2010Jim Wordsworth, who owns JR's Stockyards Inn in Tysons Corner and several local catering businesses, is in the top tax bracket and therefore will be subject to a hefty increase ...
read more Environmental groups face their future in climate-change debate8/30/2010On Thursday, some of the country's most respected environmental groups - in the midst of their biggest political fight in two decades - sent a group of activists to Milwaukee wi...
- read more Alaska outcome still in limbo8/27/2010
It’s going to be at least five days until Republicans will know their GOP nominee for Senate in Alaska.
In what might be one of the biggest upsets of the entire el...
read more Democrats privately fear House prospects worsening8/26/2010Top Democrats are growing markedly more pessimistic about holding the House, privately conceding that the summertime economic and political recovery they were banking on will no...
read more Interest Groups Step Up Push for Transportation Bill8/25/2010With lawmakers off campaigning, transportation groups have begun their own campaigns to press Congress to complete its overdue work on a multi-year surface transportation bill.<...
- read more Big Unions to Pool Money for Fall Elections 8/25/2010
The leaders of the AFL-CIO and the Service Employees International Union have agreed to coordinate spending millions of dollars in the midterm elections to support pro-union can...
read more Chamber emerges as formidable political force8/23/2010At times subtle, at times loud, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is spending record amounts on lobbying and in election battlegrounds, elbowing into the nation's politics in unprece...
read more Chamber fires back at Obama's campaign finance reform push8/23/2010The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is firing back at President Barack Obama’s renewed call to pass a campaign-finance reform bill before the November election.
Chamber V...
- read more Obama's free-trade goal hits roadblock8/19/2010
Eight months after he called for action on a string of stalled free-trade deals, President Obama is battling fierce opposition from his own party and concerns over a rising trad...
read more Chamber of Commerce Challenges EPA on Greenhouse Gas Regulation8/18/2010The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is challenging in federal appeals court the Environmental Protection Agency’s authority to regulate greenhouse gases.
The challenge ca...
read more Senator Murray Advances Past Primary in Washington8/18/2010Senator Patty Murray, Democrat of Washington, moved a step closer toward a fourth term on Tuesday by advancing past the primary in a race that could be pivotal in the battle for...
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