Cabinet Officials Join Senate GOP in Effort to Move Energy Bill
</p> For their part, the Cabinet secretaries made the case that prompt action is necessary to ignite the sluggish economy. </p> “This is a jobs bill,” Evans said.
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New York Shooting Could Influence Capitol Police Review of Screening Policy
</p> If the Capitol Police Board determines that changes are necessary following its review, it does not need to seek Congressional approval, the spokeswoman said.
Democratic Leaders Nominate CFR Opponent for FEC Post
</p> “Bob Lenhard is a respected attorney with broad experience with campaign finance law,” Daschle said.
FDA’s Lobbying Questioned
</p> Separately, FDA officials called Members to outline the agency’s concerns with the bill.
House Conferees Aim to Hold the Line on Spending for CVC, Capitol Police
</p> In its version of the bill, the Senate Appropriations subcommittee included about $2.5 billion compared to the House’s $2.7 billion.
Davis Weighs D.C.’s Options
</p> “Our bill envisions that Congress, as they take care of this voting-rights issue, would say, ‘Since the District residents are voiceless … Congress will speak for them,’” Forster said.
Arrested Development
finance reform bill.
The Medicare Mess Contains No Reform
How ironic that some Senators recently killed a bill that would have limited damage awards in medical malpractice lawsuits.
Democrats Rebuff Thomas’ Remorse
</p> Pelosi said Democrats want a new markup of the Portman-Cardin pension reform bill, a “correct” transcript of last week’s proceedings and the release of a police report on the incident.
Heard on the Hill: Dirty Tricks?
10 minutes before aides to Ways and Means Chairman Bill Thomas (R-Calif.) spotted him in the room.
GOP, Democrats Both Have Flaws on Education
</p> The Senate bill would increase D.C. education funding by $40 billion, about $13 billion each for the public schools, charter schools and vouchers for 2,000 children.
Rep. Wilson Prepares for Hike With Son
</p> Wilson has a long history with the Scouts.
Silly Season Hits Full Swing in the Golden State
</p> And Republicans made their decision when they nominated businessman Bill Simon to be their 2002 nominee for governor.
Hoosier Handover
</p> Stepping into Flood’s shoes is Renee Howell, who previously was legislative director.
Mr. Roboto Is in the House
</p> Dietl, the fast-talking security consultant who’s a zany guest on Don Imus’ radio show, took his act to Capitol Hill Wednesday to appear at a press conference blasting Gutknecht’s bill that would
SOUTH DAKOTA: Daschle’s Ad Blitz Fails
Bill Janklow (R), a former four-term governor, is also reportedly interested in running, but health concerns may keep him out.
Here We Go Again …
</p> One of the strongest potential candidates for Democrats, Rep.
The Awareness Ticket
Bill Shein stands in the Starbucks at the corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and Third Street Southeast and puckers up his lips to kiss the first baby of the day. </p> “Are you running for president?”
Intervention Time: GOP Should Rein in Chairman Thomas
</p> Here, in basics, is what happened: Intensive negotiations over some of the key and controversial provisions in the pension bill, which had been going on for months, reached a peak late last week