Office Releases Draft Plan for H Street
Karina Ricks, the District’s planner for Ward 6, will also accept comments at karina.ricks@dc.gov.
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Draft Reinstatement Proposal Gets A Cool Response
Thirteen percent of those surveyed by Princeton Survey Research Associates for the Pew Research Center and the Pew Internet and American Life Project said they went online for election news, up from 6
Text of Pre-State of the Union Speeches Delivered by Daschle, Pelosi
The unemployment rate is at 6 percent, an eight-year high. People are hurting and families are struggling. With Americans out of work, children are being left behind. We must create jobs now.
Extra, Extra
The event, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., will feature cocktails, refreshments and hors d’oeurves. — Bree Hocking and Amy Keller
A Look at Maine
Then-State Senate President Mike Michaud (D), a paper mill worker who is anti-abortion, beat pro-abortion-rights Republican Kevin Raye by 6 points to hold the seat.
Gephardt Seeks Image Overhaul
The event will be held at the Georgetown home of Bill and Maria Titelman from 6 to 7:30 p.m., with the minimum contribution to attend set at $1,000.
MARYLAND: Wynn Denies Rumor Of Mikulski Challenge
Ken Lucas’ (D) 4th district seat, and Campbell County Judge-Executive Steve Pendery is expected to join the race Feb. 6.
Democrats Urge Domestic Focus as Bush Addresses ‘Anxious’ Union
While Senate Democrats are just starting to concretely counter Bush’s $674 economic stimulus proposal, House Democrats beat everyone to the punch by introducing a one-year, $136 billion package Jan. 6
The Roll Call Clout Rankings: Bluegrass Bounty
Illinois 527 points Previous rank: 6 Population rank: 5 The horizon looks bright in the Prairie State, which has moved up three slots from the 106th Congress and two from the post-Jeffords
House Caught in a State of Suspension
On Feb. 6, 2002, the leadership scheduled a nonstatutory, concurrent resolution introduced the day before by Rep.
Senate Presses Ahead on Omnibus Spending Bill, but Tuesday Vote Unlikely
All potential amendments to the $390 billion omnibus package, which incorporates the 11 remaining fiscal 2003 appropriations bills, are due by 6 p.m., after which the Senate may begin voting on
House Retreating to West Virginia to Learn to Play Nice
A spokesman for Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Texas) said he and his staff are more focused on the upcoming Republican retreat at the Greenbrier, set for Feb. 6-9.
After Bowles’ Showing, Is Edwards Caught in A Numbers Game?
And an October Garin-Hart-Yang survey for Bowles had Dole’s lead shrinking to 6 points, but with the Democrat drawing 41 percent. Private Republican polling showed the same thing.
DeLay Foundation Exploits New Rules
Over the past two years, the foundation’s goals have escalated dramatically, with plans to build a $6 million, 50-acre foster care facility in Fort Bend intended to provide a healthy environment
DeLay Foundation Exploits New Rules
Over the past two years, the foundation’s goal’s has escalated dramatically, with plans to build a $6 million, 50-acre foster care facility in Fort Bend intended to provide a healthy environment
Frist ‘Absolutely’ Prepared to Cancel Recess, Call Saturday Session to Finish Omnibus Bill
Democrats were expected to try to add $6 billion for the president’s Leave No Child Behind Act and $1.5 billion to fully fund the Individuals With Disabilities Education Act, as well as attempt
Talking Heads
John Edwards (N.C.), C, 6; Rep. Richard Gephardt (Mo.), D, 9; Sen. Bob Graham (Fla.), E, 1; former Sen. Gary Hart (Colo.), F, 8; Sen. John Kerry (Mass.), G, 3; Sen.
Weather No Setback for CVC
Thus far, only about 6 to 8 feet of soil has been excavated.
On Time, but Details Are Still Sketchy
It states that by Jan. 6, 2005, the upper level of the CVC has to be “functionally complete,” including all security screening areas and means of access to the Capitol through the Crypt.
Can Members Of Congress Work Together Better?
In actuality, it’s not unusual for a Member to come onto the House floor for the first vote of the week at 6 p.m. on a Tuesday and ask the party Whip or a floor staffer, “What time can I plan on catching