Transcript of Daschle Interview
On Monday, Dec. 1, Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) sat down in his Capitol office for an interview with Roll Call, with topics ranging from his relationships with Majority Leader Bill Frist
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Super GOP Weekend
[IMGCAP(1)] GOP Senators and Representatives are scheduled to meet in Philadelphia on Jan. 29, 30 and 31, the same city where Republicans nominated then-Texas Gov. George W.
Former Vitter Chief of Staff Dies of Cancer
Driesler executed her position as chief of staff until her retirement on Jan. 1, more than two years after her diagnosis in October 2000.
Nation Needs Transportation Action
It is an unparalleled success: The interstate system accounts for only 1 percent of highway miles in this country, but carries 24 percent of our highway traffic.
Daschle Increasingly Confident of Own Re-election
[IMGCAP(1)] Without mentioning former Rep.
New Measure Will Meet Transportation Needs
[IMGCAP(1)] To improve transportation safety, our legislation creates a core program for highway safety infrastructure improvements with funding levels more than double the levels of TEA-21.
Frontline Meets Two-Year Goal in One
Having already surpassed their $1 million fundraising goal for protecting vulnerable incumbents, House Democrats are revising the program’s targets for the rest of the cycle.
Common Cause Joins Clamor for Ethics Comments
According to DeLay associates, the charity hopes to raise more than $1 million during next year’s convention in New York City.
Saudi PR Effort Not Affecting U.S. Public Opinion
[IMGCAP(1)] Sixty-one percent of Americans said that Saudi Arabia is better described as being a part of the problem in the war on terrorism, according to a Nov. 18-19 Fox News/Opinion Dynamics poll
Movement in the Mountain State
[IMGCAP(1)]Gains for Garrett in the Garden State. There are two new faces in Rep. Scott Garrett’s (R-N.J.)
From the Filibuster to Medicare, GOP on a Winning Streak
[IMGCAP(1)] First, the Democrats misunderstood and badly miscalculated the federal judges filibuster issue earlier in the month when they blocked the confirmation of what one called, in a moment
Congress Shouldn’t ‘Cut and Run’
[IMGCAP(1)] I’m also concerned that the House-passed welfare reform bill fails to provide adequate funding.
Security Is Linchpin to Iraq Progress
And we have much more to do, especially in these key areas: 1. Security: All other aspects of creating a democratic and peaceful Iraq depend on the security situation.
Tunnel Vision Jeopardizes Program
[IMGCAP(1)] Inadequate pension coverage is only part of the problem.
2004 Shaping Up to Be McGovern Versus Reagan
[IMGCAP(1)] Leading the Democrats, we have former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean, reprising a militant anti-war role previously played by Sen.
As Hoeffel Moves On, Voters Get Ready for a Philly Free-for-All
[IMGCAP(1)] The district includes parts of the city of Philadelphia, a longtime Democratic bastion, and neighboring Montgomery County, a once-Republican suburban area that continues to trend Democratic
Administration of Iraq Must Be Worth Cost
[IMGCAP(1)] Our troops are still very much in harm’s way — the surest and gravest sign that our strategy isn’t working.
More Can Be Done to Reduce Welfare Rolls
[IMGCAP(1)] Additionally, two out of four purposes of the original 1995 welfare reform bill emphasize promoting and encouraging marriage and two-parent families.
‘Complacent Inaction’ Leads to Broken Promises
[IMGCAP(1)] Instead, we must look to successful alternatives and learn from the experience of countries like England, Australia, and Sweden.