KENTUCKY: DSCC Releases Poll to Gin Up Bunning Race
</p> In other Keystone State campaign news, House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Texas) is scheduled today to attend a campaign event for 9th district Rep. Bill Shuster (R) in Altoona.
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Biden Aides Plot Strategy
Bill Daley, the future Commerce secretary, was a special assistant to Biden.
Recipe for a Better Life
</p> A Day in the Life </p> Mornings for Coley and Powell begin at 5:30 a.m.
Pelosi Criticizes Republican Push to Recall Davis
</p> “Right now, I think Democrats should fight the recall, because it is about injecting instability into a state,” Pelosi said.
Daschle Doubts Estate Tax Repeal Will Survive Senate Vote
</p> Nonetheless, House Republicans pushed through the bill, identical to one approved last year. And House Democrats, while pleased that they were allowed to debate an alternative drafted by Rep.
Lawmakers Still Seeking End to Anonymous Holds
</p> Senators also use holds to advance a pet issue unrelated to the bill or the nominee in question by agreeing to release the hold if their cause receives favorable action.
Texas to Hold Special Session on Redistricting
</p> Freshman Rep. Chris Bell (D) called the governor’s announcement “Perrymandering.”
FLORIDA: Martinez Defies Bosses, Won’t Run for Senate
Bill McCollum (R-Fla.), showed him beating Rep. Mark Foley (R) 30 percent to 18 percent.
MEMORANDUM: Next on Springer?
</p> MEMORANDUM </p> <p/> TO: Producers, “Jerry Springer Show” </p> FROM: Dale Butland, Communications Director, Jerry Springer Exploratory Committee </p> DATE: June 19, 2003 </p> RE: Next
Enemy Territory
</p> We’ll be in touch.</p> Rewriting History. Sen.
Blunt Has No Regrets
</p> Fallout </p> Last week, The Washington Post reported on its front page that in November 2002, Blunt attempted to insert a provision benefiting Philip Morris USA into the bill creating the Department
Hastert Leads Drive for Bush
</p> Feehery said the White House had not solicited the Speaker’s help in raising money. </p> Even some close Bush allies were bewildered by Hastert’s plea. </p> Sen.
Iraqi WMD Probes Are Too Important for Party Warfare
</p> Levin, who credited charges that Saddam Hussein had WMDs when they were made by President Bill Clinton — and urged Clinton to attack Iraq — now is charging Bush with “systematic shading and exaggeration
Coming to Terms With Candidate Springer?
</p> State Sen.
CVC May Need $45M Infusion
After Sept. 11, 2001, $38.5 million was included in an emergency supplemental appropriations bill for security upgrades.
Reid Says He’s Wiser Than He Was in 1998
Bill Bradley’s (D-N.J.) presidential bid and recently worked to elect Ted Kulongoski as governor of Oregon.
Key Chairmen Again at Odds
</p> The lawmakers are at odds over who should preside over the conference committee to reconcile the Senate’s bill to send $400 tax rebate checks to low-income families with a broader House bill.
DeLay Calls Democrats’ Bluff on Medicare Reform
</p> Hoyer had said House Democrats might find better uses for their time. </p> “Well, our strategy right now is to oppose the Republican bill,” Hoyer said.
Frist to Appoint First Black Chaplain
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) will name Barry C. Black to be the new Senate chaplain Tuesday, selecting the first black person to be the chamber’s spiritual leader.
New Defense Battle Looms
</p> House Members last month quietly added language to a $400 billion bill to reauthorize the Defense Department that would effectively prevent the Pentagon and the U.S. defense industry from purchasing