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The carbon-fee bill presented to Congress by Connecticut Democrat John Larson was a mere twenty-one pages long, as opposed to the main cap-and-trade bill being considered by Congress which ran to over 1,500 pages. ..

supreme court to hear military tribunals case

The appellate judges - including John G. Roberts Jr., who was sworn in Sept. 29 as chief justice of the United States - said Congress had given the president all the authority he needed when it passed the resolution authorizing Bush to use 'all necessary and appropriate force' to fight..

attorney general defends patriot act

The unusual public accounting, and Gonzales' embrace of what he called 'technical modifications' in the law, seemed to be an attempt to strike a more conciliatory tone than his predecessor, John Ashcroft, whose support for the law was often viewed in Congress as unyielding. . ..

bush a drag on republican midterm prospects

Congress’ Favorability Falls . Public views of Congress as an institution are at their lowest point in over a decade. ... While views of government, Congress and the political parties have sagged, public satisfaction with the news media has rebounded over the past few years. ..

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