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Congressional Leaders Cancel Capitol Tours
</p> Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) and Minority Leader Thomas Daschle (D-S.D.) began discussions Thursday about the possibility of halting tours as one of a range of options to protect
Military Attacks Bring Lawmakers Together in Support of Armed Forces
to Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) and Minority Leader Thomas Daschle (D-S.D.).
House Ready to Move Clean Military Tax Relief Legislation
</p> Sensing revolt, House leaders pulled the bill March 6 and have since retooled it.
Budget Vote a Nail-Biter
</p> </p> Sensing revolt, House leaders pulled the bill March 6 and have since retooled it.
MARYLAND: He’s $112,000 Richer, But Still Looking Ahead
</p> COLORADO </p> Beauprez Race Inspires Provisional Voting Bill </p> Both houses of the state Legislature have passed a bill designed to clear up confusion over the use of provisional ballots, which
Trying to Set the Score Straight
</p> Budget Bemusement?
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</p> Valentine replaces longtime RGA Communications Director Kirsten Fedewa, who left the organization late last year.</p> Bound for Des Moines, if Not Glory.
Fundraising in a Time of War
</p> Other Members went to great lengths to downplay the festivities and were less apt to discuss their appearance at the event.</p> Rep.
Mirror Image
</p> The Carolinas are seen as two of Republicans’ best pickup opportunities in 2004.</p> Sen.
Unity Likely on War Vote
</p> “We’re working on the language,” Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) said Wednesday, adding that he saw no reason for a hold up on the measure.
The Professional
Nobody is complaining about Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist’s (R-Tenn.) choice of Secret Service veteran Bill Pickle to be the Senate’s 37th Sergeant-at-Arms.
Budget Still Tops the Agenda as War Seems Just Days Away
</p> The bill has languished for years, coming within inches of enactment several times only to be vetoed by President Bill Clinton or derailed by the abortion debate.
Unlike 9/11, Lobbyists Plan to Stay Active
</p> Then, of course, there is the multibillion-dollar emergency supplemental appropriations bill that would cover the tab for military action.
Business As Usual?
energy bill so a measure can be ready for the floor by the beginning of April.
Lenhardt Sees Progress on Hill Security Since 9/11
</p> And it’s a change Lenhardt didn’t seek. The Sergeant-at-Arms is a patronage position, and it was Sen. Bill Frist’s (R-Tenn.) to fill when he took over as Majority Leader in January.
Chairman Allen Brings Youth Movement to NRSC
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Senate E-mail Upgrade Nearing Completion
Bill Pickle replaced Lenhardt as Sergeant-at-Arms on Monday.