Senate May Limit July Fourth Recess
“If we work the whole month of January, we might actually get out of here on Oct. 1,” an optimistic Grassley said.
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NEVADA: Treasurer Visits D.C., Consults on Reid Race
A poll released Tuesday by a conservative-leaning Wisconsin-based think tank found that Feingold, who was re-elected with 51 percent in 1998, had a 2-1 favorability rating in the state.
Arnold Leaves ’Em Laughing
along, but Members are already planning to start partying like it’s 1999 — you know, back in the day when Congress at least came close to passing those pesky appropriations bills reasonably near Oct. 1.
A Wealth of Choices in Oregon 1
He has proven to be a prodigious fundraiser, with more than $1 million in the bank as of Sept. 30.
Leavitt Confirmed
[IMGCAP(1)] Leavitt’s nomination had been on hold for several weeks, as Democrats sought to use it to express displeasure over President Bush’s environmental policies.
Local Girl Steps Up for Bay Area Representative
[IMGCAP(1)] Weil also has substantial experience in broadcast and print media.
House GOP Faces Uncertainty Over International Tax Bill
Portman reminded his Democratic colleagues that the World Trade Organization has ruled that the European Union can sanction U.S. corporations $4 billion starting Jan. 1 unless Congress acts.
St. Elizabeths Among District’s ‘High Risk’ Properties
Elizabeths was the focus of the Oct. 1 hearing. Several witnesses from the committee, the federal government and the District of Columbia gave testimonies.
Putting on the Ritz
-elect Arnold Schwarzenegger’s (R) visit to Capitol Hill today may reach its high (or low) point at 1:30 p.m. That’s when Schwarzenegger will swing by for a photo-op with his uncle-in-law, Sen.
Defense, OPM Detailees Are Too Valuable to Limit
[IMGCAP(1)] Among my colleagues in the program that year was Tom Mann, a fellow graduate student at the University of Michigan.
Senate Moves on Election Commission
Chris Dodd (D-Conn.) and Kit Bond (R-Mo.), as McConnell put it, he successfully spearheaded a move to “bust the budget” to get an additional $1 billion in funding for the law added to the Senate’s 2004
ALASKA: Knowles Leads in New Democratic Poll
Brad Carson, the likely Democratic nominee, in a virtual dead heat with likely Republican nominee Kirk Humphreys, who is stepping down as Oklahoma City mayor on Nov. 1.
Wellstone’s Legacy, 1 Year After
Wellstone’s Legacy, 1 Year After -
Mo. Money
From July 1 to Sept. 30, Farmer raised $428,000 and ended the period with $348,000 in the bank. Bond, however, raised $1.5 million during that time and had $4 million left to spend on the race.
Filibuster Strategy Could Cost Democrats Again in 2004
[IMGCAP(1)] As the first session of the 108th Congress lumbers toward adjournment and Senate Democrats threaten more filibusters of key Republican legislative initiatives, polls show most Americans
Dean Risks Driving a Wedge Through Democratic Party
[IMGCAP(1)] In taking this approach, Dean has melded wedge politics with shameless opportunism since the record makes it clear that he has a mixed opinion on whether it is OK for Democrats to side
Continuity Commission Weighs Presidential Succession
The panel heard from Akhil Amar, a constitutional law professor at Yale University who has studied the issue for more than a decade, and argued that the reference in Article II, Section 1 to Congress’
A Look at Missouri
[IMGCAP(1)] The following cycle Republicans bounced back, retaking the Senate seat they lost two years earlier (by a mere 21,000 votes out of 1.8 million cast), winning control of the state House
Leaders Fill PAC Coffers
Its 527 raised $35,000 from Jan. 1 to June 30. The New House PAC focused solely on raising hard dollars, raking in $101,000.
Moving to the Executive Suite
[IMGCAP(1)] Klumpner returns to the committee from a five-year stint as the chief economist for the House Budget Committee.