Program Aims to Energize Youth Interest in Politics
The 12 college students in T-shirts and jeans blended with the rest of campus when they recently gathered at Georgetown University’s Bunn Intercultural Center.
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No Life on DNC Site
Mark Green (R-Wis.), has joined the Republican Main Street Partnership as policy director. The group is a fundraising and political advocacy group for centrist Republicans.
Rookies Seek Edge From Kids’ Support
Rick Renzi (R-Ariz.) makes his debut in the 42nd Annual Roll Call Congressional Baseball Game, the stands of Prince George’s Stadium will contain at least a dozen die-hard fans of the Grand Canyon State
Brother Act May Be Playing In Utah Soon
John Swallow (R), who came from nowhere to nearly defeat him in 2002. Scott Matheson could confront popular three-term Gov. Mike Leavitt (R) or a well-positioned Republican newcomer.
House Cuts Funding for Leg. Branch
Jack Kingston (R-Ga.), who chairs the Appropriations subcommittee on the legislative branch.
COLORADO: Beauprez Accused of Campaign Law Breach
Pat Toomey (R). — Lauren W. Whittington FLORIDA Skeptical Hastings Forms Exploratory Committee Rep.
Loretta Slams the Nine-Pack
Irate about persistent speculation that he’s bolting Congress, House Energy and Commerce Chairman Billy “Ice T” Tauzin (R-La.) found a funny way to put the rumors to rest.
The Rites of Springer on the Stump
George Voinovich (R) by the end of July. Clearly Springer wants to run, but he says he won’t waste people’s time unless he sees empirical evidence of his political viability.
Farewell to Cassidy
He worked for VoiceStream Wireless (now T-Mobile) and Alaska Native Wireless in the failed industry settlement of the NextWave spectrum controversy.
Update the Long-Outdated Approval Process
The commission’s final report observes, “[T]he ordeal to which outside nominees are subjected is so great, above and beyond whatever financial or career sacrifice is involved, as to make it prohibitive
Exhibit Showcases Women of the Senate
In one, her son, Todd, sports a “Vote for my Mom” T-shirt. However, the most poignant example is perhaps Sen.
Record Lobbying Spending Marks End of Slump
The regulations are strongly backed by long-distance companies such as AT&T — and vociferously opposed by the Baby Bells.
Can You Hear Me Now?
Tom Tauke (R-Iowa), an executive at Verizon and one of three Bell company representatives on USTA’s board.
Campaign Funds Flow to Relatives
Richard Pombo (R-Calif.), Howard Berman (D-Calif.), Major Owens (D-N.Y.), Bart Stupak (D-Mich.), Hal Rogers (R-Ky.), James Clyburn (D-S.C.), Henry Bonilla (R-Texas), Barbara Cubin (R-Wyo.), Jim Turner
Tax Cut Hits New Hurdle
Already, House Republican leaders are upset with Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) for agreeing with Finance Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) to cap the tax cut at $350 billion.
Rothenberg: Can Mitch Daniels Play the Candidate Role in Indiana?
David Stockman (R-Mich.) and Leon Panetta (D-Calif.) — but only one, James C. Miller III, ran for office after leaving OMB. And Miller lost a Virginia GOP Senate primary to Oliver North.
From Political Combat to the Front Lines
Dick Armey (R-Texas) both in the Lone Star State and in Washington, Wilkinson accepted a job in 1993 working under Armey at the House Republican Conference.
Suit Could Pull OOC’s Teeth
Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) and Joe Lieberman (D-Conn.), the chief sponsor and co-sponsor of the act, respectively, saying that the Office of Compliance was set up as an independent legislative branch agency
Members Travel on Nuclear Dime
At the same time, a group of companies that oppose the broadband legislation — led by AT&T — sponsored its own industry forum for Hill staffers in Charlottesville, Va.
Full Court Press: Members vs. Professors
Joe Baca (D-Calif.), Kenny Hulshof (R-Mo.), Rick Larsen (D-Wash.), John Shimkus (R-Ill.) and Mel Watt (D-N.C.).