Oxley to Announce Retirement
The announcement could happen as soon as today, when Oxley is scheduled to hold three different events in Ohio “on issues in Washington and Ohio that affect constituents in the Fourth District,”
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GOP Headaches Set to Multiply
But other probes now under way could threaten Republicans in Congress more directly. On Tuesday, Rep.
Lines Sharpen in Budget Clash
“Amendment or no amendment, we’re going to do” reconciliation, said Republican Conference Chairwoman Deborah Pryce (Ohio).
Dingell’s Landmark, a Horse-Meat Mess and Blunt’s Transfers
Another variety-pack column today, with several points worthy of re-examination at greater length another time. First on the agenda is Rep.
D.C.’s Architectural Possibilities Explored
The LOC will celebrate the publication today at 6:30 p.m. in Madison Hall.
Democrats Do Plan to ‘Go Positive’ — But Not Until 2006
that 2006 could be — in the words of Democracy Corps, the liberal polling group — “a major change election,” like 1994, when Republicans gained 52 House seats and nine Senate seats and took control of Congress
DeLay Indictment Roils House
DeLay, who will keep his seat in Congress while he contests the conspiracy charge, added: “This is one of the weakest, most baseless indictments in American history.”
RSC Keeps Up Drumbeat on Spending
Hoping to capitalize on a period of growing concern about the federal deficit, lawmakers from the conservative House group held a heavily attended press conference to tout a variety of potential
GOP Factions Vie Over Offset Plans
The RSC will hold a press conference today to unveil the list of specific offset ideas the group shared with leadership Tuesday.
RSC Pressing For Deep Cuts
Jeff Flake (Ariz.) and Jeb Hensarling (Texas), will take part in a press conference on Wednesday to unveil “Operation Offset,” their plan to pay for at least some portion of the Katrina recovery through
House Vote Scheduled On Katrina Committee
The House is expected to take up legislation today to create a select committee assigned to investigate preparations for Hurricane Katrina and subsequent emergency efforts, even as lawmakers continue to
Katrina Sinks Estate Tax
as they return to work today after more than a month away from Washington.
House Approves Emergency Spending Bill
Bush is expected to sign the bill later today. Congress came into special session to approve the package just days before it was scheduled to reconvene from the August recess.
Is the Politics of Pork Poisoning Our Democracy?
But perhaps most importantly, Gingrich and his fellow Republicans began to recognize that the greatest advantage they could share within their conference was earmarks — the ability to direct federal
Bush to Make CAFTA Appeal
Bush’s trip to this morning’s Republican Conference meeting — to be followed by a visit from Vice President Cheney for one-on-one Member lobbying this afternoon — underscores the high stakes being
Four Days Left, and Lots to Do
Regardless of the vote on Defense, Democrats are set to split on any gun manufacturers’ liability bill to give Republicans more than the 60 votes they need to its begin consideration, either today
Cunningham Announces He Will Retire at End of Congress Cunningham Announces He Will Retire at End of Congress Cunningham Announces He Will Retire at End of Congress
“But my attorneys tell me that the government’s inquiry will not conclude in a matter of weeks or even a few months,” Cunningham said in a press conference at California State University at San Marcos
Cunningham Announces He Will Retire at End of Congress Cunningham Announces He Will Retire at End of Congress Cunningham Announces He Will Retire at End of Congress
“But my attorneys tell me that the government’s inquiry will not conclude in a matter of weeks or even a few months,” Cunningham said in a press conference at California State University at San Marcos
Cunningham Announces He Will Retire at End of 109th Congress
“But my attorneys tell me that the government’s inquiry will not conclude in a matter of weeks or even a few months,” Cunningham said in a press conference at California State University at San Marcos