Lawmakers Seek to Shift Focus to the Domestic Front
</p> In fact, House GOP strategists are counting on conservatives to make noise about not supporting a bill that’s too small.
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Tax Cut Hits New Hurdle
</p> As a result, she said, Big Business groups such as the Business Roundtable and U.S. Chamber of Commerce are working hard to keep provisions in the bill.
A Look at New York
</p> Democrats have pickup dreams of their own in the Buffalo region, where six-term Rep.
Frist’s Approach Faces Early Test
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) was laying out the core tenets of his approach to leadership, a three-pronged agenda built on a clear mission, a values system based on trust and a series of
Democrats Eye Key Provisions of Gephardt’s Plan
But many of the larger goals mirror those that many senior Members have been supporting for some time, even before then-President Bill Clinton unsuccessfully sought universal health care in 1994.
Boosted by Iraq Victory, Bush Wants Tax Win
[IMGCAP(1)] </p> He risked his presidency on the idea of “regime change” in Iraq and has won — so far.
Two Judges Face the Heat
</p> Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) is expected to seek confirmation votes on Miguel Estrada and Priscilla Owen as early as Wednesday, a one-two political punch designed to highlight Democratic
Major League Exit
</p> Ode to “Baghdad Bob.”
CVC Contract Sparks Criticism
</p> ‘Serious Reservations’ </p> In a scathing April 14 letter, House Appropriations Chairman Bill Young (R-Fla.) and ranking member David Obey (D-Wis.) told the Architect that they would allow the
Rothenberg: Can Mitch Daniels Play the Candidate Role in Indiana?
Can Daniels fill that bill? It’s an open question. </p> If Daniels becomes the GOP nominee for governor, he’ll be saddled with considerable federal budget issues in the general election campaign.
Kondracke: Bio-ethical Issues May Set Politics of 21st Century
</p> The latest debate this week pitted Dr.
Bio-ethical Issues May Set Politics Of 21st Century
</p> The latest debate this week pitted Dr.
GOP Moderates Seek One of Their Own to Face Boxer
</p> Casey is currently the head of intergovernmental affairs for the Small Business Administration.
Despite Cuts, Police Garner $80M From Supplemental
</p> Even after the reductions in conference committee, the money for the Capitol Police comprised more than half of the $125 million designated for Congress in the bill funding the Iraq war.
Fiscal ’04 Security Requests Top $121 Million
bill to install servers at the facility; and the Congressional Budget Office also plans to use appropriations for the site.
Credits Due
</p> Of course, Congress has now outlawed soft-money donations to political parties in a step that may or may not pass judicial muster.
MISSOURI: Carnahan to Devote Energy to Gephardt Seat
</p> Three-time loser Bill Federer (R) has announced his candidacy but is given little chance of victory.
On the March
</p> Then, the fabled U.S. Marine Band — once led by John Philip Sousa — and the U.S.
Next U.S. Target: Palestinian Leader Yasser Arafat
[IMGCAP(1)] </p> He’s not going to be smart-bombed, of course.
Frist Builds Support by Aiding GOP Freshmen
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) has begun hosting private meetings with freshman GOP Senators, a gesture that has helped instill party loyalty in at least one wing of the politically fractured