GOP Puts Jobs on Agenda
We’ll be establishing our command of these topics. … It’s about reminding people we’re on top of this.”
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Ethics Looks Into Weldon Allegations
The House ethics committee has begun an informal investigation into allegations that Rep.
Gainer Frustrated By Merger
In a draft “Memorandum of Understanding,” LOC officials proposed policies governing a range of issues from uniforms to chain-of-command that would apply to 23 Capitol Police officers who are to be
The Trail Leads to Boston
The Freedom Trail starts at the gold-domed State House, atop Beacon Hill.
New Energy Bill Faces Tough Road
House Republicans reportedly will not accept a new comprehensive bill from the Senate, and S. 2095 apparently costs 50 percent to 75 percent more than the Bush administration says it will support.
Too Bad Bush’s Poor Polls Will Improve — He Deserves ’Em
And still, the deficit for fiscal 2005 is projected to be $521 billion — a number that is causing House Republican moderates and conservatives to plot a joint rebellion at Wednesday’s GOP Conference
Russell, Hart Set to Reopen
Marines, Coast Guard and other authorities were expected to continue combing House and Senate office buildings Wednesday evening collecting thousands of pieces of unopened mail.
Another Podesta on K Street?
Former Clinton White House Chief of Staff John Podesta has registered himself as a Washington lobbyist, joining his brother Tony Podesta on K Street — at least figuratively.
Bill’s Blog
So there will no longer be votes on Sept. 16, but the House will come in on Monday, Sept. 13, for some late evening votes. “OY VEY!” DeLay spokesman Stuart Roy e-mailed HOH.
Wilkinson Out?
Central Command in Qatar during the war in Iraq.
OKLAHOMA: Dan Boren Reportedly Ready to Run for House
Lyle Boren (D), represented portions of what is now the 2nd district when he served in the House from 1937 to 1947.
Don’t Take Civility Out of the House Appropriations Panel
George Mahon (D), a tall, taciturn Texan who was chairman of the House Appropriations Committee. I was awed.
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.
Generals as Candidates: Not Always Such a Winning Combination
Kennedy’s command of PT 109, Jimmy Carter’s service on nuclear submarines, and George H.W. Bush’s exploits as a young World War II fighter pilot, among others.
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.
Lee Wants ‘French’ Back in Fries
(R-N.C.) and Bob Ney (R-Ohio), chairman of the House Administration Committee.