Funds for Weapons Doubled
“The bill doesn’t do anything to replace aging aircraft and aging ships.”
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Congress Eyes Aftermath
</p> Lugar predicted that any authorization bill spearheaded by Congress could give the administration “a good deal of flexibility.”
Offices in Corridors a Safety Issue?
</p> “It sounds like a circumstance that needs to be looked at,” Office of Compliance Executive Director Bill Thompson said.
Frist Taps Top FBI Staffer
Turning to a trusted former adviser, Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) has hired a new chief of staff, Lee Rawls, who had served as Frist’s senior adviser in the late 1990s and now is the top
DSCC Raises $4M in 1st Quarter
</p> The ever-burgeoning field of presidential candidates also makes Democrats’ future uncertain. Sens.
Sex, Awards and Videotape
Bill Clinton over his alleged lies about sexual indiscretions.
Museum Seeks Capitol Site
</p> And no one has ever submitted a proposal for a museum on Capitol grounds, according to the December report. </p> While he declined to go into detail, Sen.
VIRGINIA: Pentagon Official Thinks About Moran Challenge
</p> — Chris Cillizza </p> WASHINGTON </p> Allen Hails Nethercutt At Fundraiser Last Week </p> Two developments late last week increased the speculation that Rep.
House Passes Amber Alert Legislation
The House passed child protection legislation Thursday despite Democratic complaints that extra provisions would bog the bill down in the Senate.</p> But in the end, the bill passed easily, 410-14.
Rumsfeld, Ridge Lobby Senate Appropriators on Supplemental
Two members of President Bush’s war cabinet met with Democratic resistance Thursday when they testified on behalf of the administration’s request for a $74.7 billion supplemental spending bill to cover
Privacy Matters
</p> Illinois native Sheila Nix, the chief of staff to Sen. Bill Nelson (D-Fla.), will become Hull’s policy director in April.
GOP Confident About Restoring Big Tax Cut
</p> “I believe we will come up with a growth package that will have a significant impact on the economy,” Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) said following the Senate’s 56-44 passage of their
NATION: Filing Deadline Near, Pelosi Goes on Attack
So did businessman Bill Simon, the 2002 GOP gubernatorial nominee who is also weighing a Senate race. </p> Other Republicans who have been mentioned as potential challengers to Boxer are Rep.
Senate Mourns Moynihan
</p> Asked at the time why he was throwing his support to Gore’s lone rival in the presidential primaries, former Sen. Bill Bradley (D-N.J.), Moynihan responded succinctly, “Al Gore can’t win.”
Democrats Aim Even Higher Following Tuesday’s Tax-Cut Victory
</p> But Daschle was not satisfied with just reducing the tax cut’s size.
Congress Mourns Moynihan
</p> Asked at the time why he was throwing his support to Gore’s lone rival in the primaries, former Sen. Bill Bradley (D-N.J.), Moynihan responded succinctly, “Al Gore can’t win.”
GE Taps Bush Official
</p> Neither Dorn nor General Electric officials would confirm the hire.
The War At Home
</p> Nelson would not say whether Daschle’s statements will play a role in Thune’s ultimate decision.
Bain of Frist’s Existence
As has been long expected but never officially acknowledged, Mitch Bainwol is leaving as chief of staff to Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.).
Liberated Lott Emerges as Broker
</p> Numerous sources said Lott’s effectiveness derives from his newfound freedom.