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for support on other issues like the Medicare prescription drug bill.
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Battle of the Press Shops
</p> Larson spent the 2000 and 2002 cycles with Russo Marsh Copsey and Scott. </p> TCCG is a National Media Inc. company. </p> A Winner Joins a Winning Team.
Sunday Is Market Day
</p> Throughout the day, three stages will present entertainment.
As Democrats Begin Owen Filibuster, Frist Sets Up Thursday Cloture Vote
</p> Four times they have denied Majority Leader Bill Frist’s (R-Tenn.) cloture motions, which, if approved, end debate and force the Senate to vote on the pending issue.
Six Members Headed to Persian Gulf
</p> Hunter, who was preparing for a pending markup of the fiscal 2004 Defense spending bill, will not be attending the trip, said Communications Director Harald Stavenas.
Ogilvie May Return as Chaplain
</p> Democratic Sen.
Democrats Mix Politics and Policy
</p> However, a number of prominent Democratic staffers, including many with ties to the New York Senator and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, will be heavily involved in the effort.
A Tale of Two Bushes: Texas, D.C.
The Republican House has loyally stood by Bush on the patients’ bill of rights, Trade Promotion Authority and budget resolutions to name a few.
NORTH CAROLINA: Plans Unclear, Edwards Still Leads in Senate Poll
</p> PENNSYLVANIA </p> Dent Will Begin Raising Money for Toomey Seat </p> State Sen.
Lugar Gets His Moment
sanctions bill.
Thomas Floats Cap. Gains Cut
Ways and Means Chairman Bill Thomas (R-Calif.) is honing a plan to replace the centerpiece of President Bush’s tax package — a $396 billion cut in dividend taxes — with a slimmer plan that would trim the
Frist’s Recent Problems Rooted In Senate Rules
</p> The basic friction now stems from two areas of dispute, the budget/tax-cut package, and the supplemental appropriations bill.
Hoyer Offers Senate GOP Moderates as Model for House Republicans on Tax Cuts
</p> Unlike Republican Sens.
What’s in a Name?
The heat from conservatives over the botched tax-cut deal may be getting to Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist.
New Gunners Line Up for Air War
</p> Besides a well-stocked in-house lobbying roster, FedEx also relies on a number of K Street shops, including VanScoyoc Associates, Thompson Coburn, Denny Miller Associates, Bill Simpson & Associates
Senate Approves Sutton, but Democrats Will Filibuster Owen in Addition to Estrada
</p> “There is no reason for a filibuster against Priscilla Owen other than obstruction,” he said.</p> But Daschle denied the charge.
Hutchinson Set to Run if Asked
</p> Both Hutchinson and Huckabee have made unsuccessful Senate bids in the past.</p> Hutchinson, then a U.S. attorney, challenged Sen.
Leaders Look To Move Ahead
</p> Taking different paths toward the same goal, Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) and Republican Conference Chairman Rick Santorum (Pa.) each addressed their GOP colleagues for the first time since
FEC Dismisses Complaint Against Leadership Forum
</p> The complaint, filed by several watchdog groups, had accused the Leadership Forum — run by ex-Rep. Bill Paxon (R-N.Y.) and Susan Hirschmann, a former top aide to Rep.
For Gun Control Advocates, Defeats Continue to Pile Up
</p> While the House of Representatives passed H.R. 1036, Senate action on the companion bill, S. 659, is not yet certain even though the bill has 52 sponsors. Sen.