Bush Could Face Big Fight in GOP Over Gay Issues
</p> The right has a catalog of complaints with Bush policy on homosexuality — from White House and top-level GOP meetings with gay groups to Bush’s signing a District of Columbia appropriations bill
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</p> Family Portraits.
Top Reid, Tauzin Staffers Leaving Hill for Lobbying Jobs
</p> He joined the Energy and Commerce Committee in January 2001 when Rep. Billy Tauzin (R-La.) took over the committee.
ILLINOIS: Republican Senate Field Starting to Take Shape
</p> The only two Republicans currently running are Rep. Mark Foley and former Rep. Bill McCollum. Rep. Dave Weldon (R) said last week that he considering the race.
Keep the Day Job
Dick Morris, the flexible political consultant who has worked for both then-President Bill Clinton and Sen. Trent Lott (R-Miss.), allegedly owes the state of Connecticut a big chunk of back taxes.
‘Think Tank’ to Explore Elected Women
</p> “This is a quintessential Washington story.
Democrats Turn to Texas
For example, Democrats pointed to the House GOP’s refusal to allow them to offer a substitute measure to the $550 billion tax bill as well as rules changes at the beginning of the 108th Congress that further
Will Barbour Find Southern Comfort in Return to Mississippi?
[IMGCAP(1)] </p> But it isn’t surprising that the Yazoo City native is popular in his hometown.
Electability Key to Labor
Bill Clinton over a loyal union ally, Sen. Tom Harkin (Iowa), in the Democratic primary.
Tax Snafu Sparks Fight
</p> “[Frumin] called at 10 minutes to two [p.m.] to say that in his opinion it wasn’t a reconciliation bill,” said one senior Senate GOP staffer.
Blunt Uses Rogers as Deputy Whip Model
</p> Rogers has already put together coalitions of interest groups on four major Republican legislative initiatives this Congress: the energy bill, the medical liability bill, the bankruptcy bill and
Beer Industry Thirsts for Tax Cut of Its Own
</p> “But if another tax bill comes around or some other mechanism comes around, if we are looking at things to clean up the code or trying to focus on some other simplification or inequities such as
Republicans Mount Outreach to Blacks
</p> Republicans are also pushing hard for passage of a Global AIDS bill, a legislative priority of both President Bush and some black leaders.
Hoyer Blames Media for Making Democrats Irrelevant on Tax Debate
</p> “If Democrats become irrelevant, people will never be able to judge if our plans make any sense,” Hoyer said Tuesday.
Bad Connection
In a stunning scene played out at the end of a long profile of Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R) in Sunday’s New York Times Magazine, the Tennessean is depicted sandbagging one of his colleagues.
Edgar’s Exit Leaves GOP Groping in Illinois
</p> Edgar had been the top choice of national and state party leaders to run to replace retiring Sen.
Americans Today Would Prefer Tax Stability
</p> Furthermore, Americans don’t trust politicians when they say they will cut taxes.
Former Aides Form New Shop
</p> Two former aides to Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (Tenn.) and GOP Conference Vice Chairwoman Kay Bailey Hutchison (Texas) have formed their own lobbying firm.
High Court Should Halt Obsession With Redistricting
</p> In Colorado, Republicans were successful, with Gov. Bill Owens signing the new redistricting plan into law last Friday. Democrats vow to take the plan to court.