House Begins Process For Restructuring GAO
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Senator Specter’s Special Delivery
</p> The program originated in the fiscal 2003 omnibus spending bill.
Credit Card Industry Steps Up Lobbying
</p> The Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee plans to hold the final two of six hearings on the issue next week before introducing a bill after the August recess.
Incivility Crisis
Bill Thomas (R-Calif.), imperiously calling the Capitol Police to evict colleagues from public property. And we have a senior Democrat on that committee, Rep.
Thomas Ready To Speak Out
</p> Rather than moving toward a peaceful resolution of the matter — which came during what was expected to be a noncontroversial Ways and Means markup of a pension reform bill — both sides appeared to
Congress to Mark Civil Rights March
</p> In addition to speeches by the House and Senate leadership — which will include Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.), House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (
Lawyers Invest in 2004 Campaign
</p> Sen.
Never Let ’Em See You Sweat.
</p> What’s in a Name?
Bear Baiting Bill Trapped
</p> Gallegly ended up pulling the bill from consideration minutes before Tuesday’s hearing was set to begin.
Not Your Typical Markup: Democratic Walkout Prompts Threats, Taunts and Police Response
</p> Leaving behind Rep. Pete Stark (D-Calif.) to object to any attempts by Chairman Bill Thomas (R-Calif.) to pass the bill, Democrats adjourned to the library adjoining the committee room.
Chaos Reigns in House as Police Officers Are Called in to Help Settle Ways & Means Dispute
</p> At some point, Thomas decided to call in the Capitol Police. And after Stark finally left the room, Thomas passed the bill on a voice vote. </p> Rep.
House Takes Action on Douglass House
</p> The Frederick Douglass National Historic site is currently undergoing a three-year, $2 million renovation.
Sleepwalking Through History?
</p> Rep. Gil Gutknecht (R-Minn.) got savaged as he tried to pitch his drug reimportation bill to skeptical conservatives.
Giuliani Lobbies for WorldCom
</p> The legislation, which Sweeney hopes to attach to an appropriations bill this week, could make it more difficult for WorldCom to emerge from bankruptcy this fall.
Dress Debut
</p> “It was pretty exciting to be a committee staffer,” she said. </p> After a stint off the Hill, when “the Democrats got control,” Megan worked for then-Sen.
‘Courageous’ Nadler to Face Second Surgery
</p> For one, he’s smaller — about 75 pounds lighter, to be exact.
Edwards, Bowles Fail to Clear Air
</p> An Edwards’ spokesman disputed the description of the meeting but would not provide the Senator’s account of events.</p> “The Senator and Mr.
Eager for Emerson
</p> Connor fills the shoes of the departed Michelle Dimarob, who moved to the Widmeyer Group. </p> John Slotman has joined the team as a legislative assistant.
Bush’s Bad Weeks Show He Could Lose in ’04 — Maybe
</p> Their chosen solution for Iraq — internationalize the conflict — may not be feasible if guerrilla war continues.
Hoosier State Dilemma
</p> Still, some members of the Hoosier delegation appear firmly planted in the Daniels camp. </p> Rep.