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Democrats Pressing Leaders Over Supplemental Provisions
A day before Democratic leaders hope to vote on their supplemental funding package providing $183.6 billion for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, some members of their Caucus are pushing back. In a letter to House Speaker ...
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5/7/2008 PM Contents
- Parties Pitch Familiar Ideas To Address Gas Price Surge
- White House Threatens Veto As Housing Bill Hits Floor
- Rangel: Panel Might Take Up 'Extenders' Bill Next Week
- Democrats Pressing Leaders Over Supplemental Provisions
- President Renews Push For Colombia, Panama, Korea FTAs
- Medicare Physicians' Reimbursement Fix May Cost $18B
- Panels Cut FCS By $200M, Back Larger Military Pay Raise
- Investigators Suspect Bloch Of Lying To Congress In July
- FTC Chief Makes Plea For Long-Term Budget Planning
- Senate Panel Opens Debate On Stronger SEC Enforcement
- Dodd, Reid Agree To Flood Amendments
- White House Skeptical Of Farm Bill's Chances
- Appeals Court To Rehear 'Business Methods' Patent Case
- Scalise Formally Becomes Member Of The House
- McGovern, Former Clinton Backer, Endorses Obama
- Ex-House Member Apparent Winner In Ind. Gubernatorial Primary
