Date Set for Appeal of Anthrax Hoax Case
</p> Gottesdiener cites a Sept. 25, 1996, floor speech by then-Rep. Bill McCollum (R-Fla.), who managed the bill on the floor.
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Sell Becomes One of the President’s Men
</p> Young comes to the job with 45 years of printing experience. He steps into the position after serving as assis-tant superintendent of the division </p> since 1998.
PENNSYLVANIA: Name ID a Problem For Specter Challengers
up a redistricting bill in the October special session.
CBC Giving Edwards Hope
“That’s the approach [former President Bill] Clinton took.”</p> Edwards has done little to court Congressional endorsements, but half of the eight he has received are from CBC members. Sens.
Chains, Charm Struggle to Co-Exist on Hill
</p> “It’s important to have some chains and franchises to show tourists that you’re in a great neighborhood,” said Bill McLeod, executive director of Barracks Row Main Street, which focuses on revitalizing
Dissertation Delivers D.C.-Style Drama
</p> Salisbury submitted his thesis to the FEC when the agency asked for public comment on how to improve its enforcement process.
See You in Court?
</p> Boy Meets Senate.
Gallegly Testing the Waters in Recall Election
</p> He would not share the full poll results, but Gallegly did provide Finkelstein’s one-page summary of the survey.</p> “The California Governor’s race is wide open,” Finkelstein wrote.
Amended Report Shows Frist Leadership PAC Raising $1.4M
Trying to clean up a sloppily filed fundraising report, Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist’s leadership PAC amended its filing over the weekend, knocking more than $400,000 off its receipts for the first
With Energy and Supplemental Complete, Senate Heads Home
</p> Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) crowed Friday that he had outmaneuvered Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) by “calling his bluff” and agreeing to pass an energy bill that Democrats pushed
Frist, Daschle Ready to Spar
</p> Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) appears to be eager for his next opportunity to take on the Democrats, especially with GOP leaders feeling that they outmaneuvered the minority on energy legislation
Boxer Rebellion
</p> For some inexplicable reason, Boxer grew angry that nearly a dozen aides to Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) were standing in the back of the chamber during Frist’s remarks about the emerging
Will Democrats Bypass Stark?
</p> Lawmakers and aides say they want to avoid the top Democrat on Ways and Means reflecting poorly on the party or being viewed similarly to the often acerbic GOP Chairman Bill Thomas (Calif.).
When Recess Ends …
</p> The House and Senate have passed legislative branch appropriations bills that conflict on whether to add $48 million for CVC construction.
Senators Look Past August’s Fundraising Dog Days
</p> Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) said he is “going to be overseas” and doesn’t plan on engaging in any campaign activities.
New Democratic PACs Prosper
</p> Interestingly, the only Member to give to both organizations was Clinton.
Gay Marriage Issue Tests Bush’s Claims to Be ‘Compassionate’
</p> Moreover, granting of benefits is not going to cause anyone to choose a gay orientation. There will be no gay “advantage.”
S.D. Ads Target Daschle’s ‘Ritzy’ Home
</p> Most state and national Republicans expect Thune to run again, although an announcement is not expected until later in the fall.</p> Rep.
Hillary 2008 Spurs GOP Reform Effort
</p> “On the Republican side, it’s a wide open primary” in 2008, one prominent GOP source explained, noting that even well-heeled, high-profile Republican politicians such as Senate Majority Leader Bill
A Look at Florida
</p> Should Sen.