Homeland Security Panel Headed for Upgrade?
“I don’t think there’s much doubt that the Homeland Security Committee will be made permanent,” said its chairman, Rep. Christopher Cox (R-Calif.).
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The Other Green Vote
“I know there is some issue about whether [Kerry] is Irish or not,” said Rep. Joseph Crowley (D-N.Y.), a leading spokesman on Ireland.
Filming Rules Trip Up CVC Coverage
(Handheld filming is allowed on the grounds if traffic is not impeded, Ford said.) She said the agency was not made aware of any requests from Discovery.
ILLINOIS: Rush Coy When Asked About Backing Obama
Obama and I will have some conversations, private conversations,” Rush said, after declaring first and foremost that he is a Democrat. “We’ll have the kind of discussions we need to have.”
Animal Farm
“I think we have to introduce children to the concept of good citizenship,” she said. “It means making good choices throughout your life.
Schaffer Moving Quickly
“My family and I believe I can best serve our state by continuing to assist Governor [Bill] Owens as lieutenant governor for the nearly three years ahead,” Norton said in a statement released Monday
Dream Date
“As a matter of fact, it does,” Feehery said with a laugh. “I think his middle name is Forbes — not O’Forbes.”
GEORGIA: Haines Uses ‘L’ Word in Blog Ad for 12th District
“This November I am confident the people of Kentucky are going to send [Bunning] back for a second term,” Cheney said at the Florence, Ky., event.
D.C. Bill Delayed as Davis Seeks More Backing
“I fully support Congressional representation for the residents of the District of Columbia, but not Representative Davis’ approach,” Waxman said through a spokeswoman.
Texas Two-Step
“Just consider what you’re doing now,” he said. “You don’t want to have the freakin’ president of the United States mad at you for the rest of your life.”
Members, Students Play the Market
“It’s just an opportunity for them to get involved in stocks and what they’re about without risking any money,” she said.
Appeals Court Hands Compliance Office Victory
It’s a big deal,” said Office of Compliance General Counsel Peter Eveleth, who argued the case.
House GOP Treads Unfamiliar Path
Unlike the previous three years, Republican lawmakers will likely make it through 2004 without pushing through any major legislative initiatives and are instead poised to spend far more time preserving
3 Likely New Texas Members Nominated
“I have a long history of public service that appealed to the voters,” Conaway said late Wednesday. He added that he would be interested in serving on the Agriculture Committee.
Absentees Expected to Preserve Lungren Lead
“I think I can speak for the little man,” Morrell told the New Orleans Times-Picayune. “This Congress needs to remember who put them there.”
Dean of the Senate
“I loved it,” Barkley said. “Those were the most interesting two months of my life.” He agreed to be a caretaker Senator after being appointed by then-Minnesota Gov.
Revamped Energy Bill Up in the Air
Both DeLay and Barton have repeatedly said they would not accept the Senate’s new energy bill without a liability waiver for the makers of the fuel additive MTBE.
Crowd Gathers In Colo.
“All eyes are on Beauprez,” said one well-connected Republican. But without Owens to clear the field, a GOP primary appears a certainty. Rep.
Assessing Asbestos
Of course, Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) is hoping for the former when he makes good on his threat to bring an asbestos litigation bill to the floor in early April — with or without
Leaders Do Plenty of ‘Heaving Lifting’ for Renzi
“I watch out for the guys on my committee,” said Pombo. “I’ve been to Renzi’s district, and I’ll probably go back.”