Kennedy: Wealthy Foe on Horizon
Mitt Romney (R) spent $7.6 million against him, $6 million of which came from his personal fortune, in 1994.
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D.C. Taking on Lab Work
City Councilwoman Sharon Ambrose (D-Ward 6) has voiced her opposition to the idea of the consolidated lab containing any bioterror capabilities and, in the event that it does, she said she can’t
Capitol Hill, We Have Liftoff
The 142-year-old statue, which stands at 19 feet, 6 inches tall and weighs 14,984 pounds, was taken down from the top of the dome for a three-months-long renovation, which included refurbishing the
Suite Deals in D.C.
Rate is $399 per night for two nights with a third night free through Sept. 6.
Tennessee GOP Waltz: Big Senate Primary Unusual This Cycle
Even so, several candidates and strategists acknowledged that a winnowing process is likely before the filing deadline on April 6, 2006.
Lobbyists Seek Increased Funding For Brain Injury Treatment, Research
Jean Berube, a contract lobbyist for the National Brain Injury Research, Treatment and Training Foundation, noted that “last year, we asked for $7 [million], and we got $6 [million].”
Sen. Hutchison to Discuss ‘American Heroines’
The event takes place at 6:30 p.m. in the Montpelier Room of the Library’s James Madison Building. It is free. For more information, call (202) 707-5221. Free Cab Rides Available for St.
For Byrd, It’s Time to Retire
speech, and that the end of filibustering would mark a permanent dulling of dissenting voices, despite the absolute constitutional protection of Congressional “speech or debate” in Article I, section 6.
Can One Word Fix Line-Item Veto?
In the 1998 ruling, the high court’s 6-3 majority found that the law, as written, permitted the president to act post-hoc to alter an agreement made between the House and Senate.
Matsui Wins Special Election in a Landslide
Pete Wilson (R), was the top-finishing Republican, taking 6 percent. The special election was made necessary after the sudden death of Rep. Robert Matsui (D) on New Year’s Day.
House Panels Seek Increases
The panel is seeking an 18 percent increase that would bring its budget to $6 million.
Poet Laureate to Lead Discussion With Folk Icon John Prine
“A Literary Evening With John Prine and Ted Kooser” takes place at 6:45 p.m. tonight in the Coolidge Auditorium of the Library’s Thomas Jefferson Building.
Murphy Departs
All Members of Congress and CHS guests are invited to the event, which takes place from 6 to 8 p.m. and will be emceed by political humorist Mark Russell.
Judiciary Probe Moves Slowly
In seeking dismissal of that civil suit, Justice Department lawyers indicated that a grand jury had been impaneled, citing the grand-jury secrecy rule, 6(e).
Capitol Growth
The above photo was taken April 6, 1960, three years after the cornerstone was laid and construction began.
Cracking Washington 8
It was a pitched battle that saw the party committees collectively expend more than $6 million on the race, not including leadership political action committee money, according to the Center for Responsive
Station Break
After dropping 4-6 inches on the Washington, D.C., area last week, the snow stopped falling for a few days before returning Monday.
Capitol Convict
Bob Goodlatte (R), Virgil Goode (R) and Jim Moran (D) at a 6:30 p.m. news conference in the Longworth House Office Building.
Take It Outside
The reception starts at 6 p.m. in the foyer of the Rayburn House Office Building and features light hors d’oeuvres and an open bar. Whiz Kid to the Rescue.
Heading Into 2006, Most Governors Seem Strong
6. Iowa. Open Seat. Incumbent: Tom Vilsack (D) Though Vilsack has had a good run in two terms, Iowa’s gubernatorial race is bound to be hotly contested.