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Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) will receive a vaccination for smallpox Friday, making him the first Congressional leader to be immunized against the deadly disease, which some security experts
</p> Supporters of the bill, sponsored by Rep.
</p> — Chris Cillizza </p> NEW MEXICO </p> It’s Not That Easy Being Green in State House Bill </p> Irked by the influence the Green Party has held in past state and federal elections, the Democratic-controlled
</p> That may be a thin reed for Democrats to cling to, but they’re clinging anyway.
</p> Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) echoed Ney’s inference that continuity-of-government plans don’t include evacuating families, pointing out the difficulty in simply rounding up Members
</p> On Wednesday, the Business Roundtable bought a series of ads in Sunday’s regional newspapers targeting GOP Sens.
</p> Where will it end: No more French kissing? </p> Bathroom Break.
</p> “I’ve not ruled it out,” Boyd said Tuesday. “I’m taking a look.”
</p> At least six seats automatically appear to be in play.
</p> “We had a pretty frank discussion about putting in a bill of impeachment against President Bush,” said Francis Boyle, an Illinois law professor who has been working on the impeachment language with
</p> He expects the bill to reach the House floor by the end of the month.
</p> Dreier spoke of his bill, the Investment Tax Incentive Act, which he said would bring reinvigorate individual investors and immediately target capital investment.
</p> When told Democrats called the president’s plan irresponsible, he countered: “They weren’t the party of fiscal discipline” during last month’s debate on the fiscal 2003 omnibus appropriations bill
</p> Seldom if ever flippant, Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) has spent the past month railing against the French, pointedly suggesting several times that he is considering offering a bill that would
</p> “Clearly we would prefer to have very strong regulation of these products,” said Wes Siegner, a lobbyist for a coalition of large ephedra producers </p> called the Ephedra Education Council.
In order to balance out the office, the winner is likely to be someone with strong ties to the GOP since Timothy Keating, an ex-aide to former President Bill Clinton, was hired by the New Jersey company
</p> The move has also caused a ripple effect on K Street.
</p> Lott said the most pressing pieces of the proposal could catch a ride on the emergency supplemental spending bill that would fund the war with Iraq.
President Bush — like Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton before him — had no foreign policy experience, and the public initially withheld judgment.
</p> [IMGCAP(1)]</p> Asking for the smallest bumps, both in dollar and percentage terms, are the Rules Committee, Government Reform and Budget, each of which came in requesting less than $1 million