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Even coal state senators should be ashamed.

Both of Montana's senators support it.

Should new senators really be selected from the families of old senators?

During his confirmation hearing, senators sent General Alexander several questions.

Three senators are up for the vice-presidency

Other senators like him. So do politicians in Utah.

Eight senators supported legislation to stop military funding.

In fact it was two senators from the radical left who mutinied over Italy's military presence in Afghanistan; two life senators unexpectedly abstained.

Allowing Republican senators to continue to deny your appointments is nonsense.

Everybody pulled out all the stops to give wavering senators the spine to take a stand.

On this unpredictable day, two previously indecisive senators stopped riding the wall.

The White House has been supportive of late, inviting senators over to talk.

The amendment will force senators to show their position on sexual harassment.

Some Republican senators had urged me to delay the speech, but I wasn't about to do that.

Clinton was greeted warmly by a number of senators and her daughter, Chelsea, as she entered the hearing.

The two Pennsylvania senators, Arlen Specter and Bob Casey, have proposed a bill to reform milk pricing.

After they have been elected, many senators can not actually perform what they promised in the election.

Presidents tend to defer to senators on nominees to district courts, while more often making their own choices for the appeals (or "circuit") courts.

No longer will senators and their staffs have to cope with the smell, a relieved Harry Reid, the Senate majority leader, proclaimed earlier this month.

Richard Blumenthal, attorney-general of Connecticut, home to many hedge funds, told the senators that this decision had created an unacceptable "regulatory void" that states may.

The stand-off finally ended on April 28th, when the opposition party's senators, worried about being branded as bankers' friends, agreed to let discussion proceed.

Political analysts know that the votes will depend on individual senators' ideologies, states' voting patterns, and states' dependence on coal relative to other energy sources.

Assuming senators back the bill, the Senate and the House of Representatives versions will then be melded into one and voted on again by both Chambers before passing to Obama for his signature.

Since each Brazilian state sends three senators and a minimum of eight deputies (out of a total of 513) to Brasilia, the big winners from splitting para would be northern politicians.

But the real answer is simpler: Too many senators have little, if any, incentives to pass climate policy that's rational in the long term and good for the country as a whole.

The Republican Party would be wise to think carefully about its loss of Mr Specter, one of America's best known senators, whose views are Shared by many old-line business-friendly Republicans.

The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) is unrolling programmes to help. The two Pennsylvania senators, Arlen Specter and Bob Casey, have proposed a bill to reform milk pricing.