Moving on Down?
Steve Kuykendall (R-Calif.), who is running in the March 2 primary to reclaim the state Assembly seat he left when he went to Congress in 1998.
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DeLay Aide Starts Grassroots Shop
Roger Wicker (R-Miss.) and Sen. Trent Lott (R-Miss.), will be Kerr-McGee’s director of federal relations. From the Halls of Montezuma to K Street.
Capitol Dome Tours Slated to Resume
Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) sent out a “Dear Colleague” letter last week informing Members that tours of the Capitol Dome will resume today, more than two years after they were halted for security
GOP’s Next Generation
Meanwhile, 25-year-old John East, a self-described “NASCAR Republican” sporting a “W” T-shirt and a baseball cap, says he is up to doing whatever it takes to maintain the GOP lock on both ends of
Supreme Court Upholds Soft-Money Ban
“Many years ago we observed that [t]o say that Congress is [IMGCAP(1)]without power to pass appropriate legislation to safeguard … an election from the improper use of money to influence the result
‘Crossroads’ Essays Follow the Beaten Path
Watts (R-Okla.) to Sean “P. Diddy” Combs and Linda Chavez.
Officers’ Class-Action Suit Headed to Trial
R. Civ. P. Rules 8, 12, and 23 of the Federal Rules.
Historic Debate Could Continue Into Friday
Conservatives wore black T-shirts emblazoned with “Justice for Judges Marathon.”
Cornyn’s Continuity Plan Finds Opposition in House
ensure continuity of Congress in the event of disaster, but despite the Texas Republican’s efforts to find common ground with key Members in the other chamber, House Judiciary Chairman Jim Sensenbrenner (R-Wis
Blue Cross Honors Staffers Who Went the Extra Mile
The Capitol Hill Challenge began with a kickoff event where each person who signed up received a pedometer, which tracks the number of steps taken, and a T-shirt.
Daschle’s Electric Boogaloo
surprisingly few Arnold Schwarzenegger costumes spotted at Halloween parties around town, but dressing up like Roy Horn and even Jonathan Grella — yes, the spokesman for House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Texas
Anti-Obama Site Shut Down
Peter Fitzgerald (R-Ill.) earlier this month.
Foot in Mouth
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) opened up his grand President Pro Tem suite in the Capitol on Tuesday night to celebrate the recent engagement of Sen. John Warner (R-Va.) to Jeanne Vander Myde.
Daschle Names Names
Trent Lott (R-Miss.) was simply too shell-shocked to deal with the reality of an equally divided chamber.
Drilling Won’t Harm Environment
It’s the “can do” attitude that earned Henry Ford his Model T, the Wright Brothers their Kitty Hawk, Bill Gates his Microsoft and the United States of America its first man on the moon.
MCI Reaches Out and Touches Ex-Senator
Jake Garn (R-Utah) to help it fight a criminal lawsuit in Oklahoma that threatens to delay the company’s return. [IMGCAP(1)] “By all means, [criminal investigations] should go forth.
The Roll Call 50 Richest: Gainers and Losers
His other stock holdings include American Express, AT&T Wireless, BellSouth and SBC Communications.
Judge Sets Sept. Hearing for Janklow
Bill Janklow (R) made his initial appearance in a Moody County, S.D., courtroom Tuesday afternoon to face manslaughter charges in connection with an Aug. 16 fatal auto accident.
D.C. Voting Rights — The Bipartisan, Constitutional Way
Tom Davis (R-Va.), the realization is spreading that there is a way to provide full and fair federal representation for D.C. residents — without statehood, a constitutional amendment or adding two new
The Daughter Also Rises
George Pataki (R). The eldest of four children, Emily Pataki is clearly comfortable with the trappings of political life.