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</p> President Bill Clinton twice vetoed similar legislation, but Frist said the chances it will become law are “very good,” noting that Bush has said he would sign the bill.
</p> Indeed, House Republicans are planning to pass a bill by Memorial Day, and Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) wants the Senate to act by July 4 so that a conference report could be completed
</p> Feinstein introduced a similar measure in June 2002. The bill picked up 43 co-sponsors — 41 Democrats plus Independent Sen. Jim Jeffords (Vt.) and GOP Sens.
to information” and would make them readily available in case there is an important vote on a war-related matter such as an emergency supplemental spending bill.
</p> In the wake of horrible customer service from Dell and other companies with his personal computers, Dayton has introduced a </p> Computer Owners’ Bill of Rights to crack down on tech folks who don
</p> “When the president decides we’ll know,” an OMB spokesman said. </p> As for how much the president will request, no one knows.
</p> Despite the potential for glory, it’s not going to be an easy task.
[IMGCAP(1)] </p> The current nine-person Democratic field is not particularly large by recent historical standards.
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</p> The panel is made up of two judges appointed by former President George H.W. Bush and a third judge appointed by former President Bill Clinton.
</p> The answer, at least to the latter, seems to be no.
</p> Republican lobbyists like ex-GOP staffer Susan Hirschmann and former Rep.
</p> “He’s going to miss votes, he’s running for president,” Smith said. </p> But Scott Baker, spokesman for the Missouri Republican Party, countered: “It seems Mr.
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</p> Citing the “concerns” of his fellow Republicans, Majority Leader Tom DeLay (Texas) said the Ways and Means Committee would revisit the bill and try to produce something “everybody can vote for”
Democrats held the line on a controversial appeals court nominee Thursday and denied victory to Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.), at least for now.
</p> Both the Nebraska statute and the Santorum bill ban any abortion procedure in which the fetus is brought partially through the vaginal canal before the abortion is actually performed.
</p> The bill, which heads to the House floor Thursday and was expected to have broad support before the add-ons, gives tax breaks to military and foreign service personnel.
against a filibuster to an upcoming ANWR bill.