Largent Hangs ’Em Up.
</p> They witnessed a nasty two-car accident right outside the airport’s entrance and then watched in awe as the person at fault — a guy in a red car — sped away. </p> “Follow that car!”
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A Record Year for K St. in ’02
</p> Meanwhile, Congress took up dozens of measure to help revive the economy, such as an energy bill designed to boost U.S. energy supplies, a measure to restore investor confidence in the stock market
Newcomers Rush to Fortify Hold
</p> Republican Reps.
Frist Seeks to Limit Damage
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) is taking the direct approach in repairing strained relations with House Republican leaders: pleading for forgiveness.
A Taxing Issue: Many Members Seek Help on Their Returns
For former Ways and Means Chairman Bill Archer (R-Texas), his annual challenge is finishing his taxes.
Sergeant-at-Arms Expands Security Plan to Senators’ State Offices
</p> Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Pickle is seeking $2.7 million in the fiscal 2004 legislative branch appropriations bill to upgrade security measures in Senators’ state offices.
GOP Leaders Face Budget Battle Fallout Upon Return
</p> Before GOP Sens.
Health Care ‘Storm’ Certain to Be Major ’04 Campaign Issue
</p> The House bill — and the administration proposal — calls for a $250,000 cap on noneconomic damages (“pain and suffering”) in malpractice jury awards, the level currently in place under California
SOUTH CAROLINA: Hollings to Stay Neutral In White House Primary
</p> State Rep. Joe Crabb (R), the chairman of the committee, introduced a bill that would leave the current lines intact.
Tax Credit Proposed for Political Contributions
</p> “Our bill would make middle-income Americans more able to donate to candidates,” Dorgan said in a floor speech introducing the bill.
Ethics Issues Gift Warnings
drug bill.
A Look at New York
</p> The list of potential successors to Rangel would begin with City Councilman Bill Perkins (D), who is likely to be Rangel’s favorite, Assemblyman Keith Wright (D), and Manhattan Borough President
The Big Show
Leon County School Superintendent Bill Montford is being encouraged to run as a Democrat if Boyd doesn’t.
Schwarzenegger Visits With Allen
</p> In 2002, Davis spent a whopping $78 million on his successful re-election race against his Republican opponent, businessman Bill Simon, who doled out $36 million.
Unions: Letter Proves GOP Motives
</p> The memo was obtained by the AFL-CIO this week through the Freedom of Information Act.
New Leaders’ Relationships Evolve Slowly
</p> On the troops resolution, one senior Democratic Member said Pelosi could have worked quickly with Hastert in accepting the Senate version of the bill, but DeLay stood in the way.
Parliamentarian Reverses Ruling, Negates GOP’s Budget Plan
</p> Under the Byrd Rule, a higher House-passed number would not be protected from a Senate point of order that would take 60 votes to waive unless the Finance Committee reported out a tax bill exceeding
Court Cash
</p> The court is also seeking funds in the supplemental spending bill, some of which would be used to maintain pay parity between the court’s officers and the Capitol Police.
Obey Unleashes on Democratic Caucus
House Appropriations ranking member David Obey (Wis.) used Wednesday’s Democratic Caucus meeting to lash out against his colleagues for offering too many amendments on last week’s supplemental spending bill
House Admin to Seek Second CR to Fund Committees
</p> “We’ve got to sit down and see where we are with the numbers,” Ney said.