Snyder’s Rules Proposal Fails; Lipinski Drops His
</p> But Snyder said he’ll keep working to open up opportunities for Members: “It’s an important issue that’s not going away.” </p> Rep.
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DeLay Kicks Off 2004 ROMP Effort
trial of then-President Bill Clinton.
Promotion Premonition
</p> When Rep.
Go West, Young Firm
</p> “Due to our growth in corporate and political business, we need a beachhead in Washington,” said company CEO Bill Fletcher. </p> New Gig for Shays Aide.
If Al Qaeda Strikes, Will Nation Unite – Or Point Fingers?
</p> It could happen, this divisive blame game.
Daschle Starts Monday Meetings
</p> The Minority Leader has also tasked Sen.
Lower Profiles Urged
</p> This was the advice House Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Livingood and Capitol Police Chief Terrance Gainer gave to House Members on Wednesday.
Unholy Alliance?
</p> No comment from Campbell’s camp on that one. </p> Celeb Sightings.
Bermuda Triangle?
Thomas’ bill attempts to rectify that problem, according to aides.
McCain, Leahy to Introduce Legislation Opening CRS Information to the Public
John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) said Tuesday they will reintroduce a bill that would make Congressional Research Services information available to the public.
Congress Plans for the Worst
</p> House Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Livingood is scheduled to brief Democrats and Republicans today about steps being taken to secure the Capitol and ensure Members’ safety if an attack occurs.
Cancer Unlikely to Affect Kerry White House Bid
Bill Bradley (N.J.) suffered from an abnormal heartbeat that caused some observers to question whether the former professional basketball player was healthy enough to become the nation’s chief executive
Members Filing Brief In Michigan Court Case
</p> Other Democratic lawmakers spearheading the effort to weigh in on the seminal court case include Reps.
To the Point
</p> NorthPoint has already signed up several clients, including United Defense, and San Diego-based Titan Corp. and Qualcomm. </p> More White House Departures. Steve Ruhlen and R.
Most Agree: Bush’s Tax-Cutting Proposal Favors the Rich
At this point in Bill Clinton’s presidency, a third approved of the job Clinton was doing on taxes.
Neas Sets New Target
More than 160 national, state and local groups have signed the coalition’s pledge to battle the Bush agenda and fight instead for what they bill as a “fiscally responsible and equitable” economic plan.
Lieberman Dish
</p> Bada-boom.
SBC’s Lobbying Shakeup Stuns K St.
</p> “The answer to why it happened is simple,” McKone said of the lobbyist layoffs.
Estrada Filibuster Threatens Recess
</p> Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) countered with a threat to keep the chamber open for late-night debates this week and possibly terminating the planned Presidents Day recess next week.
Unending Battle
The buildings are being paid for with a $ 7.1 million appropriation in the 1999 District appropriations bill.