Tauzin Named President of PhRMA
a set of letters asserting he had no discussions with the group while he helped steer the prescription drug bill through Congress.
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Hill Leaders Push Roemer for DNC
Roemer and the rest of the commissioners played a pivotal role in the passage for the recent intelligence reform bill. </p> Roemer, a centrist, often went his own way while serving in the House.
Would-Be Frist Successor Corker Rakes in $2 Million
Chattanooga Mayor Bob Corker (R) will report raising roughly $2 million in the first 60 days of his candidacy to replace Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.), according to informed sources.
Campbell Denied Use of ‘Speech or Debate’ Defense in Bastien Case
</p> The decision, handed down late Friday by the 10th U.S.
National Archives to Swear In New Citizens
The ceremony used to take place on Constitution Day in September, but in the past few years, the event was rescheduled to recognize Bill Day in December.
In New Year, Democrats Must Resolve to Stand Firm for America
</p> House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) was absolutely right to insist that a recorded vote be held on the omnibus spending bill which included giving Members and staff the means to inspect
Democrats Nervously Eye Ratios
</p> Ways and Means Chairman Bill Thomas (R-Calif.), for example, continues to advocate making his committee smaller, perhaps by one seat on each side of the aisle.
Hastert, DeLay Spokesmen Headed for Private Sector
</p> Successors have not yet been named for either Feehery or Roy.
Hobbs to Leave White House Post
</p> Hobbs was the second person under Bush to run the legislative affairs office.
‘Big, Bad Book’ Series Tackles Republicans, Democrats
</p> The first five books of the series focused on stories of men with specific names: Bill, Jim, Bob, John and Mike.
Frist’s 11th-Hour Giving Targeted Iowa and S.C.
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) gave better than $80,000 to more than 70 state and local candidates in the waning days of this fall’s campaign, largesse that reached a number of hopefuls in
Ferrer: Party Revival Begins in New York
</p> Ferrer promised to roll out a series of endorsements from the city’s Congressional delegation in early 2005, but named no names. </p> Rep.
Puerto Rico: Resident Commissioner’s Seating May Be Delayed
</p> A potential Hutchison gubernatorial bid got a recent boost when a provision was inserted into the omnibus bill that allows federal officials to transfer their campaign war chests to a state account
Appropriators Outsource Probe Into Oil-for-Food
</p> In the omnibus appropriations bill passed in November, appropriators asked the U.S.
Ballenger Attorney Cites ‘Moral Values’ Exit Poll
</p> “The U.S.
Ghost of Abe Fortas Hangs Over Discussion of Judicial Filibusters
[IMGCAP(1)] </p> First, let us look at the basics of what happened in 1968.
Coburn Wants to Treat Patients
</p> Thomas A.
Ho Ho Ho
</p> Burr, whose temporary office is in the basement of the Dirksen Senate Office Building, was working away last Tuesday, waiting to be called for the House vote on the intelligence bill.
Allen Taps Wadhams as Chief of Staff
</p> Wadhams deflected talk of the impact of his hiring on the early positioning for 2008.
Promise on Immigration Could Affect Iraq Funds Vote
vote in the House early next year — but that assurance could set up a fight with the Senate over next year’s supplemental spending bill for the Iraq war.