Cancer Unlikely to Affect Kerry White House Bid
[IMGCAP(1)] Tsongas’ cancer returned, and he died in 1997 at age 55. A number of other Senate and House races have been affected by revelations about the health of one or more candidates.
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SBC’s Lobbying Shakeup Stuns K St.
SBC spent $3.2 million on lobbying between Jan. 1 and June 30, 2002.
GOP Moderates Can Impact Policy – If They Dare
[IMGCAP(1)] Despite the departure of Members such as Rep. Marge Roukema (R-N.J.) and the defeat of others like Rep.
Lieberman Dish
Frist was sitting close to the stage for the show by Strait, who recently set a country music record by reeling off his 50th No. 1 hit. Love Is In the Air.
Conferees Continue Negotiations on Spending Bill While Senate Prepares for Possible Estrada Filibuster
It has been extended through the continuing resolutions that have kept the government functioning while Congress continues to work through the spending bills, which were due Oct. 1.
Gold Medal
[IMGCAP(1)] The legislation also calls for a national day to recognize the accomplishments of Robinson, who was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1962. But Sens.
Agricultural Acquisition
Blair, who later went on to earn a master’s in business administration from American University, spent the summer of 2000 working as a marketing intern with the Benetton Formula 1 racing team in
Confirmation Delays Pose Big Threat
The department was officially launched Jan. 24 but won’t take over operational control of the agencies until March 1, making the next few weeks the ideal time to remove the barriers to quick confirmation
Unless Iraq Disarms, U.S. Has No Choice But to Go to War
[IMGCAP(1)] Powell said Iraq probably has between 8,500 and 25,000 liters of anthrax and it has weaponized other biological warfare agents, including botulinum toxin, aflatoxin, ricin and, possibly
Have Democrats Grown Too Accustomed to Gephardt’s Face?
[IMGCAP(1)] As the House Democrats’ leader from 1995 through the 2002 elections, Gephardt has been one of his party’s most visible faces in the media.
Kerry Looks to His Backyard for Support
Armed with the latest Iowa primary poll, which showed him leading Gephardt by 1 point in the first caucus state, Kerry told the Massachusetts Members he expected to show strong fundraising numbers
GEORGIA: Chambliss Plays Informal Fundraiser for Isakson
Walrath, who finished 2,800 votes behind Boehlert in the primary last year despite being outspent 10-1, traveled to Washington, D.C., earlier this month and met with an array of interest groups —
Omnibus May Die
Day, Senate Appropriations Chairman Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) said Wednesday he would scrap the omnibus and push through a long-term continuing resolution to fund the government at 2002 levels until Oct. 1.
Mail Delays
[IMGCAP(1)] “We expect the delay to be between one and four days,” he continued. Quickly Confirmed. Less than one week after the Armed Services Committee held a hearing on former Rep.
Let’s Have a Test Pitting ‘Dynamic’ vs. ‘Static’ Budgets
[IMGCAP(1)] As a matter of ideology, Bush & Co. believe that more deep tax cuts won’t ultimately reduce federal revenues and worsen deficits, but will cause the economy to boom, bring in higher revenues
Schumer’s on the Money
Although Schumer’s cash-on-hand total was more than double the war chest of any of his colleagues, 16 of the 34 Senators expected to stand for re-election next November showed more than $1 million in their
Utah’s Frank Moss Was a Symbol of Nation’s Realignment
[IMGCAP(1)] Utah, one of the Mountain West’s most reliable bastions of Republicanism these days, sent the liberal Moss to the Senate for 18 years.
D.C. Budget Autonomy Proposed
If passed, the legislation would amend the Home Rule Act to allow the District to circumvent the appropriations process and enact its local budget Oct. 1, the start of the fiscal year.
DeLay: Don’t Change Leadership PAC Rules
An analysis of FEC records shows that ARMPAC gave more than $1 million to 137 candidates, 71 of whom were incumbents, and $30,000 to the NRCC.
Switching Branches
[IMGCAP(1)] Cox will do liaison work to his former chamber, serving under chief House lobbyist Dan Keniry.