Lobbyist Takes Fall in Simpson Op-Ed Flap
“I didn’t know a goddamn thing about USA Today,” Simpson said in a telephone interview from his home in Cheyenne. “I got paid for doing the op-ed piece. I did not know where it was going to go.
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Panel Would Study D.C.’s Money Woes
“This is a problem that I think Congress as a whole will have to address,” DeWine said. Sen.
Fox Chief On Hot Seat
“I’m going to send him a note and say I’m sorry I missed him,” Clinton said with a smile Wednesday. News Corp. aides declined to comment on Murdoch’s appearance.
Murray’s Bid to Ban Asbestos
“It’s the most obvious, yet least-discussed, aspect of asbestos,” said Murray. “Like most Americans, I thought asbestos was already banned.”
Hill Aides Spurned
“It does strike one as a little bit arrogant,” one senior Senate GOP aide said. But, the aide added, “I think that’s the way some people at the White House think about Congressional staff.”
Plenty of Heart and Plenty of Hope
“He is, without question, entertaining the idea of running for the Senate in Oklahoma irrespective of what Nickles does,” said a Democratic strategist familiar with the situation.
Boyd Bullish
“My profile is really a New Democrat,” Deutsch said. “That’s what fits the state. I am Florida.”
Blunt’s Other Problem
“If you are seen eating without permission, you will not be allowed to eat [at] Member nights in the future under any circumstances,” she wrote. “Sorry it has come to this.”
Uline Arena’s Future Uncertain
City Council staff member, who requested anonymity, said last week, “I don’t know what’s going to happen. We’re wondering ourselves.”
‘Triangulation’ Has House GOP Worried
But on Monday, without advance warning, White House spokesman Ari Fleischer pushed the House to move the bill quickly.
Democrats ‘Skeptical’ That Tax Cuts Will Boost Economy
The long-term solution to a slowing economy, he said, is to fund education, infrastructure and health care programs that improve America’s labor force, without running up huge deficits.
Continuity Gains Steam
“I haven’t ruled out anything,” he said in an interview, although he said he would prefer to first exhaust statutory changes. Hastert expressed support for a bill Reps.
Judiciary Key to Continuity Plan
“I think personally the biggest challenge in the House will be the Judiciary Committee,” said co-chairman and former Sen. Alan Simpson (R-Wyo.). Sen.
Rules Changes Unlikely
“I think it’s a very dangerous course to embark on,” Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) said of altering filibuster rules, echoing Breaux’s logic that the rational is lacking.
This Looks Like The Year to Pass A Medicare Bill
“And if we can get the right tone next week in the Senate Finance Committee and if there are substantive talks between Senator Kennedy and [Senate Majority Leader] Bill Frist [R-Tenn.], I might go higher
WISCONSIN: Thompson Resignation Won’t Mean Senate Run
“If I am going to run for re-election, I owe it to everyone to say so,” Janklow said. “If I am going to, I have to start a campaign soon.”
Frustrated on Tax Bill, Democrats Strike Back on Suspension Votes
Finally, Democrats say the Rangel bill would do so without adding to the deficit because it would close corporate loopholes by, for example, prohibiting tax shelters.
Flag Change Nears Approval
A District of Columbia City Council push to affix the slogan “No Taxation Without Representation” on the city flag will near completion tonight when an advisory committee meets to help finalize the new
A Look at Delaware
It shows that “you can’t function in this state without crossing party lines. There simply aren’t enough of us to go around.”
Colin Powell, Call Your Office
“I feel that I have done a fabulous job over almost 28 years.” But Baker did call McKinney, Washington correspondent for the Baton Rouge Advocate, to pledge to help in any way.