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Wake Up!

John Shimkus (R-Ill.) sent her backpack through a Cannon House Office Building X-ray machine with a toy gun inside, setting off a 90-minute emergency situation.

Gun Incident Sparks Changes

On Friday, Capitol Police Chief Terrance Gainer accepted responsibility for the communications breakdown — “It was my error,” he said — and acknowledged “the command climate was a bit too lackadaisical

Pelosi Gains Spot on Arnold’s Agenda

Schwarzenegger begins his day by meeting with the California Republican delegation, followed by a session with the full House GOP Conference and then the House Republican leadership.

Can’t We All Just Get Along?

Jim Wilkinson, the House staffer turned Iraq war spokesman turned mouthpiece for next year’s GOP convention, returned to Capitol Hill as a conquering hero on Friday.

Old Hands

Sam Brownback (R), Democrats once again looked hopefully to former Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman (D), 58, though the former House Agriculture Committee chairman eventually turned down their entreaties

Another Misstep?

Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) tonight in room 2175 of the Rayburn House Office Building to get their new caucus off on the right note.

DeLay: Iraq Message Weak

At a bicameral White House meeting Wednesday, the House GOP Conference gathering Thursday morning and the elected leadership meeting Thursday afternoon, DeLay criticized the White House message efforts

What Webs They Weave

But it has also, in the view of the Dean campaign command, accomplished something more. Now, Dean operatives are peppered for advice by other political campaigns around the country.

Dump the Bill Collectors?

The F-4 pilot was one of only two American Ace fighters in that conflict, and later went on to command the Navy’s “Top Gun” school before coming to Congress. Major League Media Moves.

NRCC Fills Its Vacancies After May Shake-up

In the first four months of 2003, the committee raised $31 million, a total that does not include the $14 million it took in at the joint House-Senate dinner with President Bush on May 21.

Memorial Day CODEL Seeks Iraq Access

The group of eight House Members, which was scheduled to depart Friday, is led by Armed Services Chairman Duncan Hunter (R-Calif.) and includes Reps.