After Thompson, Then What?
“I don’t think anybody believes that’s going to happen,” said one national Republican strategist.
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Waterfront Cafe Opens
“This institution is a major part of the Southwest rebirth,” NCRC President Theodore Carter said.
Driving Forward
But, I don’t think we can build enough roads without having a transit system in place. I just don’t think we can do it. Some people object to that.
Bush Gets Warned
John Breaux (D-La.) said of the White House’s win-at-all-costs strategy. “I think you are sort of seeing some of that here.”
Frist Plans Dual Track
“I don’t think there’s any question but that this is going to be a very busy, active year,” said Bill Hoagland, a senior adviser to Frist.
Leaders Look To Move Ahead
“I have apologized. I have said I’ve made mistakes. The big mistake, lesson learned, is no surprises,” Frist said immediately following the luncheon.
Frist’s Recent Problems Rooted In Senate Rules
Hastert said he was outraged and joined with President Bush to refuse to settle for anything less than $550 billion in cuts.
Lugar Gets His Moment
“This is his moment, and I think he’ll step up to it,” said Sen. Joseph Biden (D-Del.), the panel’s ranking member.
Democratic Caucus Leaders Join Fray Over Texas Redistricting
“I am distressed that my good friend and colleague, and golf buddy, would expect blacks and minorities to endorse a redistricting plan in which they had no input and have not seen,” House Democratic
Democrats Eye Key Provisions of Gephardt’s Plan
“I don’t know where we’ll end up,” said the aide. “I don’t know whether we end up with his plan.”
Frist’s Approach Faces Early Test
I really am working with individuals, sharing that larger vision that captures why we’re here as individual Senators and as a group,” Frist said in an April 11 interview.
Two Judges Face the Heat
Prado was reported out of committee on April 3 without any dissent from Democrats.
IRS Reversal Could Spark ‘Notorious Abuse’
“So few people do what I did,” Callaway said in an interview last week “Every lawyer I had was telling me that I would never win, that it was a lost cause.”
CVC Contract Sparks Criticism
The letter went on to note that the Architect was requesting obligating authority without a final “cost-to-complete” estimate and that the $373.5 million total price tag for the visitor center could
Frist Seeks to Limit Damage
“The fact of the matter is that we have to work together,” said Hastert spokesman John Feehery.
GOP Leaders Face Budget Battle Fallout Upon Return
Snowe and Voinovich had said for weeks that they would not back a bigger tax cut.
Schwarzenegger Visits With Allen
“I would welcome anyone into the race,” Boxer said when asked last week about a potential Schwarzenegger candidacy.
Tax Credit Proposed for Political Contributions
“Our bill would make middle-income Americans more able to donate to candidates,” Dorgan said in a floor speech introducing the bill.
Cubin Draws CBC’s Ire
After the vote, Cubin said that if she had not been interrupted earlier, she would have said, “I don’t believe in stereotyping anyone, anytime.”
Dunn Expected to Skip Senate Bid
Republicans spoke optimistically Wednesday of their prospects in Washington state, even without Dunn as their leading candidate.