Malpractice Costs Jeapordize Care Access
In Nevada, withdrawals would begin with policies renewing on May 1, 2002, and thereafter. At the time, St. Paul insured up to 60 percent of Nevada’s physicians.
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Pickering Passes on CTIA Job, Will Remain in House
Thomas Wheeler, the departing head of CTIA, earns about $1 million a year in salary and other compensation, making him one of the best-paid trade association lobbyists in town.
Genetic Privacy Should Be Protected
[IMGCAP(1)] As the chairman of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, one of my top priorities is to ensure that the full potential of the Human Genome Project is realized.
Health Care Security Must Be a Priority
[IMGCAP(1)] However, this issue does not affect only individuals.
Rothenberg: From Coast to Coast, Republicans Pushing the Electoral Envelope
[IMGCAP(1)] On Capitol Hill, the GOP has used its narrow 51-49 Senate majority and 229-206 House advantage to push through another round of tax cuts and is on the verge of enacting a prescription
Bush Needs Broader Health Plan Than Medicare Drug Benefit
[IMGCAP(1)] Democrats will criticize the drug plan as inadequate, but basically they’ve moved on to a bigger issue: reforming the U.S. health care system for non-seniors, 80 percent of the population
Money and Meetings Highlight Members’ Recess Schedules
Members will return next week to tackle the 13 spending bills, which they are required to pass prior to Oct. 1, the start of the next fiscal year.
DSCC, NRSC Maintain Record Funding Pace
The National Republican Senatorial Committee raked in $8.6 million from April 1 to June 30, bringing its 2003 total to $14.1 million, just $1.5 million less in hard money than they raised in all
MoveOn Mania: Much Ado About Relatively Little
[IMGCAP(1)] The Associated Press described the vote as an “online Democratic presidential primary” and Newsweek called it “the first presidential primary.”
Final Chapter
[IMGCAP(1)] Detore had complained that federal prosectors pressured him to lie about his relationship with Traficant, a charge vehemently denied by the government.
A Look at Minnesota
[IMGCAP(1)] In the last election alone, the GOP picked up the governorship and the late Paul Wellstone’s (D) Senate seat, achieved parity in the House delegation by knocking off Rep.
Supreme Court Lets Elites Off Easy On Racial Equality
[IMGCAP(1)] Instead, openly responding to what amounted to judicial lobbying by 100 top U.S. corporations, universities, foundations and individuals who filed amicus briefs, the court permitted
COLORADO: Beauprez Accused of Campaign Law Breach
NORTH CAROLINA Senate Also-Ran Looks To Run for Watt Seat Coming off a 1 percent showing in the 2002 Republican Senate primary, physician Ada Fisher is preparing to mount a challenge
Frist Calls on Senate to Approve Supreme Court Nominees Before August Break
In the event of a contentious nomination battle, Frist’s schedule would be difficult, if not impossible, to achieve given an Aug. 1 start to the recess.
It’s Already a Good GOP Year
The NRCC paid off the final $1 million of the $6 million debt it incurred in 2002, while the NRSC had previously eliminated its relatively minor debt.
Digging for Answers
A Quiz on the Capitol Visitors Center 1. What is the big hole on the East Front? a. Pool for Rep. Rob Portman to practice kayaking b. New visitor center c. Sen.
Not Yet
[IMGCAP(1)] AFL-CIO President John Sweeney is trying to get labor leaders to come to an agreement on how much financial support they will provide the Partnership for America’s Families.
Change in Environment
Democratic Party Kennedy-King Dinner on Nov. 1, held at the new Washington Convention Center. Jennifer Yachnin contributed to this report.
Bush Should Order U.S. Forces to Help Keep Peace in Liberia
[IMGCAP(1)] “The French have stood up to the plate in Cote d’Ivoire” (Ivory Coast) by sending in 3,000 troops, said one U.S. official, and Britain has sent 700 soldiers to keep the peace in neighboring
Democrats May Be Looking for a Hero, But Clark Is No Ike
[IMGCAP(1)] In some ways, Clark’s “uncampaign” resembles Dwight David Eisenhower’s successful run for the 1952 Republican nomination. Like Ike, Clark seems to want to be drafted into the race.