Schumer’s on the Money
Bill Owens would be the Republicans’ preferred choice. </p> Arizona Sen.
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Leaders Circumvent Hatch
</p> In every other respect, Brownback’s bill is identical to a measure introduced in the House by Rep.
Republicans Divided on Faith-Based Bill
</p> Senate Republicans are advocating quick passage of their faith bill, but House GOP leaders do not support the Senate version and prefer instead that lawmakers first focus their attention on approving
Despite Arrival of 2004 Budget, Appropriators Still Focusing on Fiscal ’03
While most of Congress is eyeing President Bush’s $2.23 trillion budget proposal, conferees are busily trying to wrap up the fiscal 2003 spending bill.
D.C. Budget Autonomy Proposed
</p> In outlining his support for the bill, Davis referred to the fiscal 2003 hold-up as a “debacle” and embarrassment for Congress.
Johnson Motors to New Gig
</p> “After speaking with [Thompson and Anthony], I decided this was the best fit for me,” said Johnson, who has very close ties to Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) and the rest of the GOP
Harkin to Play Host
Bill Bradley (D-N.J.) in the Iowa caucuses.</p> In 1992, Harkin made a presidential run of his own, carrying his home state caucus with 77 percent, but he dropped out in early March.
Citigroup Seeks Lobbying Makeover
</p> [IMGCAP(1)] </p> In addition to hiring Calio, Citigroup has also signed up several other well-connected GOP lobbyists during the past several months, including former Rep.
Republicans Heading to Greenbrier Retreat
</p> The work will begin once the lawmakers step onto the Amtrak train at 1 p.m. Thursday.
Pelosi Cuts the Rug
</p> Appropriately enough, Pelosi dragged the Michigan lawmaker onto the </p> dance floor when the band started playing a Motown tune.
McConnell Undergoes Elective Heart Surgery Monday
</p> Doctors recommended triple bypass surgery after a screening on Friday showed McConnell had some arterial blockages.</p> Dr.
Bush Budget Meets Stiff Democratic Resistance Upon Arrival
</p> According to numbers provided by South Carolina Rep.
Republicans Prepare Welfare Bill Calling for Longer Workweek, Marriage Promotion
</p> The bill is almost identical to one that passed the House last year, 229-197, but was not acted upon in the Senate.
Search for Joint Taxation Chief Narrows
</p> With Lindy Paull set to leave her post as the chief of staff on the Joint Taxation Committee in mid-February, Ways and Means Chairman Bill Thomas (R-Calif.) and Senate Finance Chairman Chuck Grassley
Will Voters Go for The Strong Medicine Dean Is Prescribing?
</p> Lacking perfect gun-control credentials and a self-described deficit hawk, he signed a civil unions bill as governor, favors public financing of Congressional campaigns and asserts that he wants
Hearing Set On D.C. Primary
</p> Last week Ward 2 City Councilman Jack Evans (D) introduced a bill that would move the District’s primary to Jan. 10, 2004. The hearing on the measure is scheduled for 10 a.m.
Specter and Toomey Already Sparring
Specter is backing a Senate bill that would permit scientists to clone human cells for therapeutic uses. Toomey — a staunch anti-abortion lawmaker — believes all human cloning should be banned.
Morella Handed Out $35,000 in Campaign Bonuses
</p> Rep. Bill Lipinski (D-Ill.) used campaign funds to hand out more than $1,400 in Christmas gifts to four staffers from his re-election effort.
GAO: Library Fund Needs Better Record Keeping
</p> According to the report, GAO officials examined files documenting 93 events hosted at the Library.
Rove Vows to GOP: No ‘Triangulation’
</p> “His message was that we should sink or swim together,” said Stuart Roy, spokesman for House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (Texas).