GAO: District Faces Permanent Deficit
[IMGCAP(1)] The lawmaker plans to reintroduce a version of the Fair Federal Compensation Act, which she proposed in the 107th Congress.
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Gateway Vision Released
City planners have proposed constructing a $1 billion tunnel beneath the Anacostia River as part of efforts aimed at revamping the South Capitol Street corridor, according to a study released Thursday.
Committee Drops Drug Czar Ad Budget Provision
In a sharp reversal, the House Government Reform Committee agreed Thursday to maintain legal provisions that prohibit a $1 billion federal anti-drug advertising budget from being used for partisan, political
Can Democrats Nab Okla. Senate Seat If Nickles Retires?
[IMGCAP(1)] At least two potentially formidable Democrats have been eyeing the Senate race, Rep. Brad Carson and state Attorney General Drew Edmondson.
Bush Fails to ‘Sell’ His Foreign Policy To World’s People
[IMGCAP(1)] The United States has just ousted a viciously tyrannical regime in a swift war with minimal casualties, but U.S. prestige — low enough to begin with — has sunk around the world.
Coalition of The Willing?
In an interview Thursday, DeMint expressed confidence that he would meet his goal of raising $1 million by the end of June. Through March 31, DeMint had taken in $385,000.
Got Botox?
Cooksey has reportedly demanded that GOP leaders line up $1 million in campaign money upfront — but maybe he can work out a deal where they put up $750,000 in PAC money and a couple thousand Botox
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With a first run of about 1 million copies and leaked details about her reaction to the Monica Lewinsky affair, the book could be a blockbuster in the publishing world.
Clases Nuevas
[IMGCAP(1)] The class for lawmakers will take place for 10 legislative weeks from 7 to 9 a.m. on Wednesdays before the GOP Conference’s regular meetings.
Bad Political Ideas Whose Times Have Not Yet Come
Here are just a few: [IMGCAP(1)] 1. End the filibuster on judicial appointments. Sens.
Murray Holds Up Bush’s OMB Nominee
[IMGCAP(1)] In that case, Johnson’s effort to win confirmation could plod on indefinitely.
This Looks Like The Year to Pass A Medicare Bill
[IMGCAP(1)] And so does the AARP’s national policy director, John Rother. “I’d say the odds are 60-40 at this point,” he told me.
Drug Czar Ad Budget Deal Sought
House Republicans will try again this week to transform a federally funded $1 billion ad budget into a campaign war chest for the White House drug czar to use against candidates and ballot measures seeking
Another Terrorist Attack Likely, But Most Feel Safer
[IMGCAP(1)] In the May 9-11 CBS News and New York Times poll, 42 percent said the Bush administration has made a lot of progress in developing a comprehensive plan for protecting the country against
Gephardt Adviser Signs Up New Client
Elmendorf, who served as chief of staff during Gephardt’s [IMGCAP(1)]days as Minority Leader, has just signed up the housing lending giant Fannie Mae as a client.
Rep. Menendez to Head DCCC’s ‘Frontline’ Effort
Democratic Caucus Chairman Bob Menendez (N.J.) will head up the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee’s “Frontline Democrats” fundraising effort and has set a $1 million fundraising goal for the
It’s Up to Congress to Keep Homeland Security Focused
[IMGCAP(1)] So how are we doing with homeland security? There are lots of reasons to be concerned. The new Homeland Security Department is filled with turmoil. How could it not be?
Tauzin: ‘No Intention’ to Retire in 2004
His office noted that Tauzin, who had no major party opposition in the previous election cycle, also has nearly $1 million in the bank and continues to headline fundraisers for Republican candidates
Hoyer’s No ‘Hammer,’ But Efforts Get Results
On the original bill, Democrats lost one vote to the Republicans, voting 199-1 against the plan.