‘Oppression’
In the Senate, Republicans blocked President Bill Clinton’s judicial nominations in the Judiciary Committee and now Democrats are filibustering President Bush’s nominees.
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Former Rep. Towell Dies
</p> The Bronxville, N.Y., native served in the Nevada Air National Guard after graduating in 1960 from the College of Pacific.
Senate Gets Religion
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) named Navy Rear Adm.
Hulk Meets Hulk
there’s the fact that the hard-charging Stevens always arrives on the Senate floor wearing a giant (and God-awful-looking) Incredible Hulk necktie whenever he needs to manage a difficult appropriations bill
Franklin’s Tale
</p> As a senior scholar at the Library of Congress’ John W.
Ex-Sen. Dole Finds Retirement to Be Profitable
</p> Bill Clinton’s words of wisdom earned him almost $10 million, according to disclosure forms filed by Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.).
Energy Delays Anger Senators
</p> After kicking off the floor debate over energy policy on May 6, the Senate moved off the bill for nearly three weeks.
Norton Presses House to Grant D.C. Legislative, Fiscal Autonomy
</p> That bill, which Norton sponsored in the 107th Congress, would eliminate Congressional review of civil or criminal legislation passed by the D.C. City Council.
Bear Necessities
</p> Young, who once waved a walrus penis at a Congressional hearing to flash his temper at liberal environ- </p> mentalists, took aim after Moran testified about his bill to the House Resources Committee
Capps and Kerry
Capps has also a speechwriter for then-President Bill Clinton. </p> Capps joins Kerry Iowa state director John Norris, who has Congressional connections of his own.
Senate Has at Least 42 Millionaires
</p> Heart surgeon-turned-Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) is in the upper echelons of the club, with a minimum net worth of at least $15.1 million comprised in part from blind trusts valued
For Republicans, a Maturing Revolution
Former GOP leaders like Newt Gingrich (Ga.), Dick Armey (Texas), Bill Paxon (N.Y.) and J.C.
DSCC Uses Bullhorn to Air GOP Weakness
</p> Unfazed by these statistics, Woodhouse pointed to data of his own.
A Look at Nebraska
</p> It seems, however, that Johanns has not closed the door on a run.
FLORIDA: Kilmer Bid Versus Boyd
</p> — Josh Kurtz </p> ARKANSAS </p> Huckabee Puts Senate Decision on Back Burner </p> Gov.
The Rites of Springer on the Stump
</p> “The show’s the show,” countered Bill Lynch, a member of the Ross County Democratic Executive Committee, adding that Springer could win the general election.
Democrats Admit GOP Will Win Child Tax Credit Fight in House
— $10 billion bill.
Republicans Block CBC Resolution Honoring POW
</p> “This resolution is just not going to be brought up for a vote,” he said. </p> The CBC chairman, Rep.
Murray’s Bid to Ban Asbestos
</p> Unlike most critics of the bill, however, her key concern is not about including a more expansive definition of asbestos victims nor ensuring that the federal government does not foot the bill for
Can Sen. Clinton Ever Settle With Political Enemies?
</p> There’s no question that some right-wing groups and individuals spread scandalous stories about Bill Clinton from the outset of his 1992 candidacy and persistently opposed his policies.