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US Rep. Nathan Deal, who is seeking the GOP nomination for Georgia of Georgia, told the Savannah Morning News that he'd sign a $1 per pack cigarette tax hike into law if it were passed by the legislature, hoping to use the revenues to plug the budget gap: U.S. Rep.

It looks like Macon narrowly missed out on hosting the first major debate of the 2010 gubernatorial elections next month because all the campaigns couldn't get together on a date.

A U.S. congressman seeking the Republican nomination for governor said he is concerned about state budget-cutting measures that would increase costs for local governments.

Congressman Nathan Deal is pushing the Senate to include his identification and citizenship verification language in the Senate health care bill.

After failing to get an amendment passed in the U.S. House that would require anyone receiving tax-funded health care benefits to prove their citizenship with a valid photo ID, U.S. Rep.

It's the question that keeps poking its head up through piles of debunking documents: Is Barack Obama eligible to be president? U.S. Rep.

Q: How did Georgia members of the House of Representatives vote on the health care bill that passed the House? - Ben Shapiro, Atlanta A: Democratic Reps.

U.S. Rep. Hank Johnson, a Democrat from Georgia's Fourth District, is being hailed a hero for health care reform.

Apparently Rep. Deal knew he was going to stir up quite the proverbial hornet's nest by seriously suggesting that he was going to ask the President to see his birth certificate.

According to Rebecca Wodder, president of American Rivers, a recent court ruling has been made that says Atlanta has not been authorized by Congress to withdraw drinking water from Lake Lanier.

" On a highly anticipated day in Congress, U.S. Rep. Nathan Deal, R-Ga., once again took to the House floor to speak out in opposition of, and to ultimately vote against, the health care overhaul bill that passed the House late Saturday night.

Listen Live Now that health care legislation from Democrats is through the U.S. House, what lies ahead in the Senate? The easy answer is "a much longer debate." The more difficult question is how long it will take to get to a final vote.

Two Democratic members of Georgia's Congressional delegation voted against a major healthcare reform bill late Saturday.

'Health care costs amount to one-sixth of the U.S. economy and the Democrats want the government to take it over.

Last week was the first anniversary of the election of Barack Obama to the White House.

Republican gubernatorial candidate and U.S. Rep. Nathan Deal says he wants the president to prove he is an American citizen.

Rep. Michele Bachmann stood alone at a podium at the foot of the Capitol Thursday, blowing kisses and waving to the fawning crowd of thousands she had assembled.

Rep. Nathan Deal of Georgia, who entered the primary for the GOP gubernatorial nomination in Georgia, just announced that he's co-signing a letter with several of House colleagues asking President Obama to turn over his birth certificate and prove he's eligible to serve as president.

As a result of the meeting between the Tri-State Delegation, the 52 members of the Alabama, Florida and Georgia House and Senate Delegations sent a letter to the three governors Tuesday urging them to expeditiously meet and develop a plan to resolve the water dispute.

With just a little more than one year to go, there are some interesting election law trivia that have suddenly become relevant.