Capitol Police Officer Loses Mayoral Bid in Alexandria
Veteran Capitol Police Officer Bill Cleveland (R) lost his bid Tuesday to be mayor of Alexandria, Va., falling to fellow City Council Member William Euille (D).
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To Run or Not to Run? For These Incumbents, That Is the Question
</p> So far, only Sens.
Officer to Return to Force After Loss
Veteran Capitol Police Officer Bill Cleveland may have lost his bid Tuesday to become mayor of Alexandria, Va., but the Cannon House Office Building gets one of its most ebullient police officers back
Bill Bennett Should Join Rep.
After former Education Secretary Bill Bennett comes to terms with his own gambling problem, he should join his fellow moralist, Rep.
Hooray for Hollywood (D.C.-style)
Bill Richardson (D), Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell (D) and former first lady Barbara Bush. </p> Chico and the Woman.
House Committee Funding Resolution Put on Hold
</p> Several well-placed sources said Ways and Means Chairman Bill Thomas (R-Calif.) objected to his panel’s funding levels and the leadership decided to hold off on the measure for at least another day
Kucinich: Dark Horse Stays the Course
</p> “My Congressional duties take priority,” he said.
Democrats Ramp Up Criticism as Republicans Prepare Tax Bill Markups
</p> While Grassley told reporters he is confident his bill would pass, saying he has never marked up a bill he didn’t have the votes for, Senate Republican Conference Chairman Rick Santorum (Pa.) and
Issa Gives Davis Recall a Shot in the Arm
</p> On Tuesday, the highest-ranking Republican elected official in the state, Board of Equalization Member Bill Leonard, signed on to be chairman of Rescue California.
A Touch of Mink
[IMGCAP(1)] </p> “It has been seven months since the tragic loss to Hawaii, our nation, and this body of my predecessor, the Honorable Patsy T.
Ad Campaign to Raise Funds for MLK Memorial
</p> Scheduled to attend the unveiling, at 2:15 p.m. in Room S-211 of the Capitol, are Roker; Peggy Conlon, Ad Council president; Harry Johnson, the foundation’s president; Senate Majority Leader Bill
Kennedy Takes Aim at Ritalin Provision
Psychiatrists and at least one lawmaker are taking on the Church of Scientology’s support for a provision in a House special education bill that seeks to prevent teachers from requiring students to take
Another Coalition of the Willing
</p> The group was organized two years ago by White House officials and their Republican loyalists on K Street to unite industry in support of Bush’s first tax-cut bill in 2001.
Nussle Wins Plaudits for Handling of Budget
</p> Ironically, it was the belt-tightening on entitlement programs that helped bring House appropriators around to supporting the bill.
Landing on Their Feet
</p> Callahan was chairman of the Appropriation subcommittee on energy and </p> water development in the 107th Congress.
Senators Ready Filibuster Suit
</p> Sens.
Bully Pulpit?
</p> The controversy centered on the fact that Moran was attending Mass with City Councilman Bill Euille and Lt. Gov. Tim Kaine.
Conyers Aide Wins
</p> Election Reform Sequel? Rep. Alcee Hastings (D-Fla.) is seeking support for a bill he introduced to make additional changes to the recently revamped federal election law.
The Nation: NRSC Memo Excoriates Filibuster on Judges
</p> The reason, said former Del. Donald Murphy (R), is simple: Cummings opposed a bill that the Maryland General Assembly passed this year legalizing the use of marijuana for medical purposes.
Driving Forward
That will be our first bill.</p> The second bill will be this bill, the AIR-21 bill.