Earle to retire shadowing Texas ethics post in 2008
Travis County District Attorney Ronnie Earle, Texas chief ethics watchdog, announced on December 14 he will serve out his term through 2008 and not seek reelection. The 65 year old Democrat will have 32 years in office, with pending cases including indictments against Tom DeLay and fund-raisers Colyadro and Ellis.
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Senate approves Farm Bill with 79 to 14 vote
The U S Senate passed the Farm Nutrition and Bioenergy Act of 2007 H R 2419 by 79 to 14, defeating four amendments and setting up a House Senate conference in early 2008. Texas Senators Cornyn and Hutchison backed the bill as final passage neared.
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Neugebauer on Farm Bill Progress and Debate
Congressman Randy Neugebauer discusses the Senate moving its 2007 Farm Bill with House differences to be reconciled. He highlights nutrition and conservation extensions, calls for bipartisanship, and notes concerns on optional ACR costs, payment limits, crop insurance, livestock marketing, and conservation funding priorities.
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