One Defense Program Down, One to Go for Dorgan and Wyden
</p> “Much more needs to be done” to hold it accountable, Wyden said.
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A Trial Run for NRSC Chair?
</p> Graham did not return calls for comment on this story.</p> Current NRSC Chairman George Allen (Va.) cannot serve a second term as he must stand for re-election next cycle.
Dorgan, Wyden Decry DOD’s Terrorism Futures Market
</p> Trading would commence Oct. 1.
Energy Bill Faces Do-or-Die Time
All told, the bill has nearly 400 amendments pending.</p> “We’re troubled by the very limited amount of time that will be available,” Daschle said last week.
GOP Members Head Home to Tout Accomplishments, but Democrats Ready With Counterattack
</p> “No, we are here defending Head Start and to expose the GOP’s bill that is designed to dismantle it,” he said. </p> Republicans counter that Democrats fear change.
FEC Reform Would Enshrine Partisanship
In addition, the bill gives the chairman the power to appoint all the new administrative law judges.
Democrats Look To Clinton, Gore
</p> While they have yet to secure specific commitments from former President Bill Clinton and ex-Vice President Al Gore, Democratic leaders said their participation will help energize donors and voters
CFR Backers’ Next Goal: Free Air Time
</p> The bill would require that television and radio stations air each week at least two hours of candidate-centered or issue-centered programming during the four-week period preceding federal elections
Bainwol in Line for RIAA Post
Mitch Bainwol, the former chief of staff to Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.), is in final negotiations with the recording industry’s Washington trade association to become one of the best-paid
Spirit of History
</p> “In 1963, I was on the outside protesting, looking in. I could not even register to vote in my native state of Alabama,” Lewis recounted last week.
More Bush Dirty Tricks?
</p> After Chairman Bill Thomas (R-Calif.) called the police, eyewitnesses say Tanner turned to Lewis, a hero of the civil rights struggle.
Dr. Frist’s ‘Random Thoughts’
Bill Frist writes like he talks.
TV Networks Ramping Up Lobbying Pressure
a provision in a spending bill that would limit their reach.
Franks Takes on Cardinals With Term Limits Bill
Trent Franks (R-Ariz.) introduced a bill last week that would limit the number of terms lawmakers can serve on the powerful spending panel.
Panel Approves Funds For Gateway, Bridge
</p> The bill provides for $4.25 million to rehabilitate the existing Frederick Douglass Bridge and to implement structural repairs and safety improvements to South Capitol Street and the Frederick Douglass
After the Recall: A Boxer Rebellion?
</p> Wilcox said the recall, regardless of the outcome, would alter state politics. </p> “The recall’s already having an effect,” he said.
GEORGIA: Chairman Thomas Aids Both Isakson and Collins
Bill Thomas (R-Calif.) hadn’t sparked enough controversy of late, second-quarter Federal Election Commission records appear to show the prickly Ways and Means chairman taking sides in the Peach State Senate
Vogel Emerging as Candidate for Slot at FEC
finance groups turns up the heat on the latest Democratic pick for the Federal Election Commission — labor lawyer Robert Lenhard — Republicans are thinking about naming a top aide to Senate Majority Leader Bill
Liberal Groups May Take Sides
</p> The nightmare ends with Bush’s re-election.</p> “We’ve never had something like this,” said Carl Pope, the executive director of the Sierra Club, referring to Bush.
A Look at Florida
</p> At least one Member in the delegation also has his sights set on the governor’s mansion in 2006. </p> Rep.