Tax Bill Could Face Another Overhaul in Senate
</p> Much has changed in the tax bill since President Bush first made his $726 billion proposal.
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Chambers Square Off Over Project Bioshield Funding
</p> The Senate agreed and unanimously passed a bill through the Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, but key House chairmen do not want a new entitlement program.
Thomas’ Threats Win Ways and Means More Money
</p> Another aide said Thomas told leadership staff before the bill was to be called up that he could delay the tax-cut measure if he didn’t get what he wanted. </p> “Oh, grow up.
Cool Reception for Pentagon Overhaul
The House Armed Services Committee is expected to include the Government Reform bill in its version of the fiscal 2004 Defense authorization bill, which will be marked up this week.
Southeast Site Picked for Police HQ
</p> “It met all of our requirements,” Gainer said of the site.
ILLINOIS: Edgar’s Decision Leaves Republicans Scrambling
</p> While Gov. Bill Owens (R) has not said whether he will sign the redistricting bill, Democrats see that as a given and are preparing to sue.
Some Officers to Get Smallpox Vaccine
</p> “People who are most likely to get shots are working with the Office of the Attending Physician,” Gainer said.
Criticism of Bush’s Carrier Celebration Hurts Democrats
</p> And Republican pollster Bill McInturff says that Bush’s approval ratings, even if they settle back to pre-Iraq war levels, put him in good shape for re-election, based on historical patterns.
A Look at New Jersey
</p> The only other districts that might be in play in the next decade are those of Reps. Jim Saxton (R), 60; Bill Pascrell (D), 66; and Donald Payne (D), 68. All three could retire in a few years.
Another Open Seat Possible in Fla. Next Year
Bill Posey (R) and Mike Haridopolos as well as Brevard County Commissioner Nancy Higgs (D) are the three most likely candidates.
Trouble in Paradise?
John Kerry </p> (D-Mass.) another reason for indigestion.</p> The H.J.
House Minority Leader Won’t Stump for Gephardt
The former Minority Leader made a rare appearance in the House late last week, voting on the key tax bill and working over more Members for their support.
Hill Irate Over Iraq Ban
</p> “Rumsfeld has been a real problem and has really alienated Members,” said a senior House GOP leadership aide.</p> During recess, Appropriations Chairman Bill Young (R-Fla.) and Rep.
Pelosi Says No To Soft Money
</p> DSCC spokesman Michael Siegel said he could not comment on Pelosi’s position.
Colleagues Starting To Defend Daschle
</p> Still, in recent months there has not been an outpouring of support for Daschle from his Senate colleagues.
House Administration Accedes to Thomas’ Committee Funding Request
</p> A well-placed Republican source indicated that Thomas threatened to hold up the tax bill unless he got his way, something he dismissed.</p> “Oh, grow up.
Thomas Throws Curve on Taxes
.) — asked Thomas to strip the provision from the bill. But they were quickly quieted.</p> A few hours later, committee members approved the bill — and the provision — on a 24-15 party-line vote.
Democrats May Walk if GOP Denies Debate Over Alternative Tax Bill
“If they cut us out … then the people are still stuck with their bill.”
Redrawn House Maps Advancing in Two Big States
</p> The state House Redistricting Committee, where Republicans hold a strong majority, passed a bill sponsored by state Rep.
Britain’s Blair May Address Joint Session
</p> On Wednesday, the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee approved by voice vote a bill to award Blair the Congressional Gold Medal. Originally introduced by Sen.