Peterson, Latest Lawmaker to Undergo Surgery, Has Cancerous Tissue Removed
</p> The news comes as several Senators continue to recover from major surgeries earlier this year. </p> Sen.
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Senators Avoid Slumber Party When Republicans End Estrada Debate Following Late-Night Votes
</p> [IMGCAP(1)] “I’ve gone on too long, and I think I’ll bring it to a close at this point. … The hour is, I guess I’d say late … it’s early in the morning now,” Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.)
U.N. Envoy Makes Plea for Increased Funding to Combat AIDS in Africa
</p> Last year, the Senate passed a bill giving $2.5 billion to the AIDS battle in 2003.
House OKs Staff Loan Repayments
</p> Money for the program was put into the fiscal 2003 legislative branch appropriations bill, but regulations had to be drawn by the House Administration Committee before it could be implemented.
Bush to Governors: Get Lost – But Give Me Help on Tax Cuts
But then Bush requested only $8.4 billion for fiscal 2003 and Congress gave the president just $6.5 billion in the omnibus funding bill he signed last week.
Recall and Response in California
George Radanovich, and businessman Bill Simon, last year’s unsuccessful GOP gubernatorial nominee.</p> Ose has set up an exploratory committee to raise money for a possible Senate run.
GOP Divided On Next Move
</p> In the middle sits Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.), not even two months into the job.
Race to Follow Young at Approps Wide Open
</p> Current Chairman Bill Young’s (R) stint atop the committee will end next year, paving the way for a high-profile fight to succeed him.
Whodunit?
Senate Democrats were chuckling Wednesday after a GOP aide apparently left a copy of Majority Leader Bill Frist’s (R-Tenn.) semi-secret plan for the floor schedule for the next six weeks lying near the
New Firm, Old Hands
</p> He Boland Them Over. Often, change is good.
Amid Rancor, Leaders Skip Civility Retreat
</p> Rep. Charlie Stenholm (D-Texas), who is co-chairing the event with Rep.
High Stakes for Bush In Inviting a Battle Over Medicare’s Future
Bill Thomas), the administration proposal isn’t merely in trouble — it’s DOA, at least in its initial form.
Pa. Challenger Goes It Alone
</p> Pennsylvania GOP Reps. Jim Greenwood, Phil English, Bill Shuster and Todd Platts are all publicly backing Specter’s re-election.
OREGON: GOP Primary Looms to Find Hooley Challenger
</p> — Josh Kurtz </p> CALIFORNIA </p> Napolitano Will Run, Despite Term Pledge </p> Rep.
Building the Virtual Wall
</p> The photographs are uploaded to the VVMF’s Web site, www.theviritualwall.org.
Bumpers Details a Life of Triumph and Adversity in Memoir
Bill, studied at the University of Arkansas (during which time he befriended writer Norman Mailer), and later law school at Northwestern University in the Windy City (where he rubbed shoulders at the Chicago
DeLay, Hoyer Send Matching Messages on Iraq
</p> “The Congress did have its say” with last year’s vote, Hoyer agreed.
Bush Tax Cut Gets a Boost
</p> The departures of the three moderates, plus the loss of new Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.), Sen. Kit Bond (R-Mo.) and recently retired Sen.
Levy Left
</p> A decade later, Levy helped open the Washington office of Travelers Insurance, </p> which merged with Citibank in 1998 to become Citigroup.
Democratic Governors Urge Focus on Message
</p> New Mexico Gov.