NRCC Poised For Windfall
</p> “I’m not griping, we’ve done well,” Hatch said.</p> “It’s a great success,” Allen added.
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Act Now to Ensure Smooth Succession To Presidency
</p> The 1947 act is further flawed because it allows the presidency to be shifted to an opposing political party.
Can You Hear Me Now?
</p> Altell ditched its plans to leave the association, and the remaining Bell companies decided to reconnect.
Porter Sticks With Causes
</p> Porter called the opposition of Republican Sens.
Democrats Still Seek Floor Strategy as Defense Authorization Nears Action
Committee from offering amendments to the Defense Department authorization bill this week.
A look at Colorado
</p> The most dramatic thing the redistricting bill did was add 27,000 Republican voters to what had been the tossup 7th district in suburban Denver, where Rep.
Analysts Ridicule Senate’s Tax Package
</p> The Senate’s $350 billion bill disguises the real cost, Orszag said, and uses gimmicks to fit the full dividend cut.
The Versatile Bill Thomas: Mentor, Fundraiser, Party Man
In recent weeks, Ways and Means Chairman Bill Thomas (R-Calif.) has been a ubiquitous figure in the news as the author of the $550 billion tax-cut bill that the House passed.
Nomination Reform Requires New Approach
</p> Although the bill was reported favorably by the Governmental Affairs Committee and placed on the Senate calendar in May 2002, it languished there with no action taken. Sen.
Traficant Goes on Shopping Spree at House Gift Shop
Bill Young (R-Fla.), who spent $9,470.52.</p> Overall, more than a 100 House Members spent a total of $173,731.30 on gifts for their constituents, campaign supporters and staffers.
In a Surprise, Ose Won’t Seek Senate Seat
</p> “We understand and respect his decision,” said National Republican Senatorial Committee spokesman Dan Allen.
Members Dining on Politics
</p> Moran’s re-election account paid for four meals for his campaign staff in the House Dining Room.</p> Moran was hardly alone.</p> Rep.
ACLU Backs Cop in Hoax Appeal
</p> He quoted Sen. Arlen Specter (R-Pa.) and then-Rep.
Bush Stars in Push for $10M
</p> VIPs, in addition to a photo op with Bush and a commemorative watch, will have a meet-and-greet with Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.), Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) and other top GOP
Who’s Next? A Quiet Race To Lead Senate
</p> While no Senator is publicly campaigning for a race that is most likely three years off, Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) has made clear he has every intention of fulfilling his plan to serve
Product Placement for Edwards
</p> </p> He’s a Stitch. Sen.
As Congress Completes Tax Package, Leaders Look Toward AIDS Bill, Debt Ceiling
</p> Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) ducked in and out of the amendments “vote-o-rama” in order to plug the global HIV/AIDS bill, which is scheduled to come to the floor immediately after
Interest Group Files Suit to Prevent Filibusters of Judicial Nominations
A conservative watchdog group best known for dogging former President Bill Clinton with information requests and lawsuits has now filed suit against the Senate.
Seventh Time a Charm for Bilirakis’ Bill?
</p> The bill, introduced last month, states that if Congress has not passed all general spending bills before the beginning of a fiscal year, then the appropriation for Members’ own compensation shall
Redistricting: Revenge Next?
Bill Owens (R) signed the bill on Friday, and Democrats instantly sued to overturn it.