In 1986, the Republican House and Senate campaign committees spent $14,057,719 on coordinated expenditures.

A President Kerry would probably face, at the very least, a Republican House.

But how far would such a plan get in a Republican House?

Americans are out of work; the Republican House is out of session.

The Republican House came full speed after her agency, and her job was to hold the line.

"And," he added slyly about the power of a Republican House, "all we control is the appropriations."

All funding will have to come through the Republican House of Representative.

Because it would be far better for the president to have a Republican House and Senate.

Last week, however, the Republican House finally showed a few teeth.

Officials at the Republican House and Senate campaign committees said they were still debating what to do.