Congressional Caucus Funding
Rep. Pat Roberts (R-Kansas) proposed that congressional caucuses (legislative service organizations) be restricted from receiving office space or taxpayer funds for hiring staff. He and othe…
91 viewsRep. Pat Roberts (R-Kansas) proposed that congressional caucuses (legislative service organizations) be restricted from receiving office space or taxpayer funds for hiring staff. He and othe…
91 viewsThe U.S. House of Representatives met for the last session of the 103rd Congress. Members debated the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) treaty. Representative Steve Largent (R-OK…
View in Congressional Chronicle1,332 viewsRepresentative William Thomas (R-CA), who is a member of the Republican transition team talked about Republican ideas about changes in the House institutional structure.
43 viewsThe House passed a resolution on House Employee Protection Laws.
View in Congressional Chronicle516 viewsThe House met to consider the American Heritage Areas Bill, the GATT International Trade Agreement, and U.S. Troops in Haiti.
View in Congressional Chronicle1,353 viewsCommittee members particpated in a markup session of the GATT fast-track legislation. They heard testimony from trade experts and proceded through the bill line by line to agree on final lan…
84 viewsThe House opened this session with one-minute speeches. Any Member may take the floor and speak on the subject of his or her choice for one minute. The House then moved on to the Emergency S…
View in Congressional Chronicle742 viewsIn this HOUSE RULES COMMITTEE, Representative debate how various health care bills will be handled once they get to the House floor. The rule establishes parameters for debate on the floor. …
86 viewsUS House met for one minute speeches during the morning hour.
View in Congressional Chronicle699 viewsDuring a news conference at Capitol Hill, a group of bipartisan members of congress announced an alternative health care reform plan. The Senate began debate on health care legislation propo…
86 viewsThe U.S. House of Representatives passed both a conference report to a $20.7 billion funding bill for Energy & Water Development projects and the Congressional Accountability Act.
View in Congressional Chronicle737 viewsThe House passed a funding bill for U.S. maritime administration programs through the fiscal year 1995.
View in Congressional Chronicle6,439 viewsRepresentative Thomas spoke about the current legislation before Congress, especially health care reform. He then took questions from the audience.
26 viewsThe United States House of Representative session on July 14, 1994, opened with prayer. Members debated the California Desert Protection Act and they passed the Expedited Recession Act. Memb…
View in Congressional Chronicle938 viewsMembers of the House Ways and Means Committee debated the final amendments to the Gibbons health care reform measure. Following final discussion concerning the details of the legislation, me…
128 viewsThe members of the House Ways and Means Committee continued to go through health care legislation markup. Members questioned committee staff on a variety of subjects while they debated the l…
104 viewsThe House of Representatives continued work on FY '95 Appropriations for the Department of Labor, Health & Human services as well as the Department of Education.
View in Congressional Chronicle1,037 viewsMembers of the House Ways and Means Committee continued their questions of David Abernathy, the committee’s staff director of health. Members discussed the details of health care reform duri…
47 viewsMembers of the House Ways and Means Committee asked questions of David Abernathy, the committee staff’s director of health, and discussed the details of health care reform during the markup …
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