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2008 Congressional Calendar

<!--**-->Governors Praise House Vote to Delay Implementation of Medicaid RulesGovernors Praise House Vote to Delay Implementation of Medicaid Rules
The nation's governors commend today's action by the U.S. House of Representatives to delay implementation of Medicaid regulations that represent a shift of billions of dollars in federal costs to states.
<!--03-->Governors Adopt Economic Stimulus PolicyGovernors Adopt Economic Stimulus Policy
The nation's governors adopted an interim policy calling on Congress to include state countercyclical funding as part of any federal legislation to stimulate the economy. Specifically, governors urge Congress to provide $6 billion in Medicaid assistance by freezing the Federal Medicaid Assistance Percentage (FMAP) scheduled reductions and increasing all states’ FMAP, as well as $6 billion to fund a flexible block grant to stimulate state economies.
<!--03-->Governors Praise Congress for its Vote to Ensure Students' Access to CollegeGovernors Praise Congress for its Vote to Ensure Students' Access to College
The nation's governors commend Congress for acting quickly to address the student loan liquidity crisis. This swift bipartisan action will help ensure our students have continued access and affordability to postsecondary education.
Business Activity Tax
Homeland Security
Legal Affairs Committee
Real ID
Sales Tax
Innovation and Competitiveness
Insurance
Telecommunications
Transportation
Head Start
High School Reform
Higher Education
Innovation and Competitiveness
No Child Left Behind
P-16 Alignment
Special Education (IDEA)
Workforce
Association Health Plans
Medicaid and Health Care Reform
States Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP)
Welfare Reform and Related Programs
Clean and Safe Drinking Water
Endangered Species
Energy
   
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