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McCain, Lieberman Laud Bi-Partisan House Climate Change Bill
- WASHINGTON- Senators John McCain (R-AZ) and Joe Lieberman (D-CT) today welcomed the introduction of a House companion bill to their Climate Stewardship Act. The Senators joined a bi-partisan group of 9 co-sponsors of the House bill at a press conference in the Capitol, where they expressed optimism about the gathering momentum on Capitol Hill for curbing the devastating effects of global warming...
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Statement of Senator John McCain, Senate Committee on Rules
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In its recent opinion in McConnell v. FEC, the Supreme Court wisely noted that money, like water, is going to seek a way to leak back into the system. We already see that. Now that the parties have been taken out of the soft money business, there are efforts by political operators to redirect some of that money to groups that operate as political organizations under Section 527 of the IRS Code,...
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Committee Passes Climate Change Research Bill and Pending Nominations
- Washington, DC – The Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation today adopted by voice vote S. 1164, the Abrupt Climate Change Research Act. Senator Collins (R-ME) introduced this bill on June 2, 2003.
The Abrupt Climate Change Research Act would, as introduced, authorize the Secretary of Commerce to establish a scientific research program on abrupt climate change within the Offic...
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Committee Passes Climate Change Research Bill and Pending Nominations
- Washington, DC – The Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation today adopted by voice vote S. 1164, the Abrupt Climate Change Research Act. Senator Collins (R-ME) introduced this bill on June 2, 2003.
The Abrupt Climate Change Research Act would, as introduced, authorize the Secretary of Commerce to establish a scientific research program on abrupt climate change within the Offic...
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Committee Passes Broadcast Decency Enforcement Act
- Washington, DC – The Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation today passed unanimously by roll call vote S. 2056, the Broadcast Decency Enforcement Act.
The Broadcast Decency Enforcement Act would, as introduced, increase tenfold the cap on fines the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) may assess on television and radio broadcast licensees for obscene, indecent, and profane broa...
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