Networks Pursue Republican Slant
</p> So far, more than 100 House Members have signed a letter vowing to support President Bush if he vetoes a bill to block the Federal Communications Commission’s decision to ease ownership limits.
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Neighborly Advice: Time Running Out for Election Reform
[IMGCAP(1)] </p> “Katherine who?” I demanded to know. </p> “Harris, the woman from Florida,” my neighbor repeated.
Billington Angles for Post-Merger Role on Board
</p> Capitol Police officials submitted a plan Aug. 19 outlining the merger’s implementation, mandated by Congress in the 2003 omnibus spending bill, to the four committees dealing with oversight and
Grassley Performs Solo Act in Pulling Staff Out of Medicare Conference
</p> The aide continued, “This isn’t something that the [Senate] leadership necessarily thought was the best approach. … We’re not going to let this get in the way of finishing this bill.”
Motorcyclist Killed in Collision With Janklow
Bill Janklow (R-S.D.) was involved in a car accident Saturday that left a man dead and the former governor unconscious for a brief time.
Voting Rights Task Force Questions Davis Proposal
or passage of a bill,” the statement continues.
FEC Offers Travel Rules Changes
</p> While Specter’s political opponents were paying a first-class rate to fly on corporate jets and Air Force One (in the case of then-President Bill Clinton), the FEC alleged that Specter had received
Statehouse Candidates Run Against D.C. in Kentucky, Mississippi
</p> Musgrove’s strategy has a better chance of succeeding than Chandler’s.
Iran, North Korea Are Bigger Threats Than Iraq Ever Was
</p> North Korea already has a few nuclear weapons and has declared it is building up its arsenal, which President Bill Clinton’s national security adviser, Sandy Berger, says could make it “the world
Seeking Consensus in Calif.
Republicans Bill Simon and Tom </p> McClintock and Independent Peter Ueberroth have yet to pick up any Capitol Hill supporters.
Daschle Hit On Tax Break
</p> Public records show that Daschle is in fact receiving the $30,000 tax deduction that reduces his property tax bill by a few hundred dollars annually as long as the property is the principal residence
Masks Seen as Mostly Reliable
</p> That finding was the subject of an internal Office of Compliance e-mail sent last month.
House Thespian
</p> Scenes From the Recess.
SOUTH DAKOTA: Daschle Launches Second Ad Buy
</p> — L.W.W. </p> FLORIDA </p> Mack’s Son Eyes Move To Make House Bid </p> State Rep.
For Bush, California Recall Is No Bonanza
Gray Davis (D) is recalled by Golden State voters on Oct. 7 and either Republicans Arnold Schwarzenegger or Bill Simon is elected governor, it will not boost George W.
GOP Leaders Keep Quiet on Schwarzenegger Candidacy
</p> Neither has Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) or Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.).
It’s Up to Senate To Undo House Damage to Research
</p> In its haste to reduce drug prices, the House also dismissed dire warnings from the Bush administration that the bill it was passing is dangerous.
Bass Picks Up Family Fight to Honor Mitchell
</p> Like Rep. John Dingell (D-Mich.), who each Congress submits a national health insurance bill first proposed by his father in the 1940s, Bass has now taken up his father’s cause.
Davis’ D.C. Proposal Could Falter in Court
</p> “While we’re very supportive of the idea of there being a bill, even though at the moment it’s limited to voting representation in the House … we think the particular proposal that Congressman Davis
Set an Example
</p> It ought to stop. Whether it will remains to be seen.