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Wise Guy

</p> “This is a small company that produces </p> something important for national security.” </p> Wise, a former chief of staff for Sen.

Tough Times Bring Barracks Row Businesses Together

</p> [IMGCAP(1)] Bill McCleod, executive director of Barracks Row Main Street, estimates that businesses along Barracks Row have collectively lost between 40 percent and 50 percent of their yearly revenue

Elmendorf’s Double Duty

</p> Still, the latest filing by Elmendorf could spark another debate over the ability of political advisers to serve both a presidential candidate and corporate clients. </p> “Who does Mr.

Frist Responder

Mere hours after getting an injection of the smallpox vaccine on Friday, Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) was spotted in swank Aspen, Colo., getting ready to hit the slopes for some weekend

Capitol Raises Threat Level

</p> The message to Hill offices stated that the force’s heightened security posture is “purely precautionary.”

Wellstone Bill Faces Hurdles

</p> Hastert, who was already a skeptic of the bill, didn’t take kindly to Domenici’s recent plea to the White House that Bush use his influence to force Hastert to act on the bill.

DeLay Adjusting to His New Role

</p> DeLay plans to push hardest for passing a comprehensive energy bill, pressing chairmen of the relevant committees to finish their markups by the end of the month so a bill can be on the House floor

Bill Would Deprive Expelled Members of Pensions

</p> Miller’s bill, which would not be applied retroactively to Traficant, has been sent to House Administration for action, and the Government Reform Committee also has jurisdiction over the legislation

Democrats Protest Closed Rules in the House

</p> From the types of rules allowing bill consideration to choosing the rooms where the Democrats caucus, the minority party says Republicans have reached an ultimate low.

Democrats Risk Defeat by Return To Dovish Past

</p> In 1992, Bill Clinton escaped the curse of George McGovern, Jimmy Carter, Walter Mondale and Michael Dukakis by claiming that he, unlike a majority of Democrats in Congress, supported the 1991 Persian

Filibuster’s Future

If a fourth vote is needed, only a simple majority, or 51 votes, would be needed to pass a bill or approve a nominee.

A Star Turn For Treasurer

Darrell Issa, Doug Ose and George Radanovich, or businessman Bill Simon, the unsuccessful Republican candidate for governor last year. </p> Democrats, however, take a different view.

Big Oil Quiet on ANWR

</p> The oil giants also are major financial contributors to the Alliance for Energy and Economic Growth, a group of businesses pressing for a comprehensive energy policy bill that would include ANWR