Local man launches U.S. Senate campaign BULLHEAD CITY — A Fort Mohave business owner is running for Jon Kyl’s U.S. Senate seat. Kyl is retiring, leaving an open field for Republicans and Democrats who wish to replace him in 2012. Doug McKee joins U.S. Rep. Jeff Flake (R-Mesa) in the race for the GOP nomination. [...]
Why is the Senate stalling on the debt debate? W here is the Senate? Our country is facing the greatest threat to our freedom and future since 1941. Any honest view of our debt, deficits, size of government and demographic challenges shows we must make major changes if we are going to pass on the [...]
Senate Week in Review SPRINGFIELD — As expected, Gov. Pat Quinn’s Fiscal Year 2012 budget proposal relied on $8.75 billion in borrowing to pay for what state Sen. Dale Risinger (R-Peoria) says is an $1.7 billion increase in state spending. Read more on Bureau County Republican
NYRA says it would face bankruptcy if OTB Senate bill were passed The New York Racing Association claims it would go out of business if a bill proposed by the State Senate designed to help New York’s troubled Off-Track Betting network becomes law. Read more on Daily Racing Form
Written Testimony of Chief of Homeownership Preservation Office Phyllis Caldwell Before the Senate Committee on … Chairman Dodd, Ranking Member Shelby, and Members of the Committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify today regarding issues surrounding mortgage servicing. Read more on United States Department of the Treasury
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In Senate, a Renewed Effort to Reach a Consensus on Financial Regulation Among the disputed elements is the creation of a consumer protection agency to watch for deceptive and abusive terms on things like mortgages and credit cards. Read more on New York Times
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