Left-Wing ‘West Wing’?
</p> Officials for the NBC show did not return calls seeking comment. </p> Frist Things First.
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State of the Union, Estrada Nomination Top Week’s Agenda as Congress Readies for Budget and Medicare Battles
</p> Both Senate and House leaders expect to tackle these, and counterproposals, early on, aides said.</p> But first up is completion of last year’s spending bill.
Capitol Streets to Be Closed for State of the Union
</p> House Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Livingood sent a “Dear Colleague” letter Monday stating that most streets around the campus will be closed to all traffic.
Democratic Leaders Blast Bush’s Credibility, Economic Plan in ‘Prebuttal’ to President’s National Address
</p> “We speak with one voice,” Daschle said about his Caucus.
Extra, Extra
Bill Redmond (R-N.M.) and as special assistant to the Clerk of the House, where he focused on information technology issues. </p> Earlier, Tapella worked in the district office of Rep.
Elton’s Song
While the group was formed to voice support for then-President Bill Clinton during the impeachment drama, the newspaper noted that party affiliation should not impede a group’s ability to voice their opinions
The Doctor’s In Charge
A month into his new job, Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) has found an unlikely adviser at his side: the man he helped dethrone as Republican leader.
Gephardt Seeks Image Overhaul
</p> The event will be held at the Georgetown home of Bill and Maria Titelman from 6 to 7:30 p.m., with the minimum contribution to attend set at $1,000.
Would Another Thune Senate Bid Amount To a Suicide Mission?
And Thune is unlikely to try to reclaim the House seat, whether or not fellow Republican Bill Janklow is still holding it.
Valenti: I’m Not Budging
</p> “I’m going to be as emphatic as I can,” Johnson said. “Yesterday it was the CTIA, today it’s the MPAA and tomorrow it will be the RIAA. Frankly, we’re f-e-d-u-p with all the rumors.
Money Talks
In 1996, then-President Bill Clinton lost this segment of the population 54 percent to 38 percent against former Sen. Bob Dole (R-Kan.), even while winning nationwide.
‘Heavy Lifting’ Ahead For Homeland Panel
</p> Seeking Advice </p> Even though Cox is known for his calm diplomacy, these skills will be tested in his new role.
MARYLAND: Wynn Denies Rumor Of Mikulski Challenge
</p> — Josh Kurtz </p> Debt Retirement Party Draws Old Opponents </p> Talk about letting bygones be bygones.
Warner Soldiers On
</p> Not today, however.
Senate Expects to Wrap Up Spending Bill Thursday Evening
</p> Budget Chairman Don Nickles (R-Okla.) boasted that it took the Senate almost five weeks to pass just the 2002 Interior appropriations bill, while the 108th Congress was about to dispense with 11
House Caught in a State of Suspension
</p> “I do not know about others, but I love a mystery; and this bill is as mysterious as anything Agatha Christie ever wrote,” Hyde said on the House floor.
Democrats Urge Domestic Focus as Bush Addresses ‘Anxious’ Union
</p> Thirty-seven Democrats, joined by Independent Sen.
The Roll Call Clout Rankings: Bluegrass Bounty
Bill Frist (R) to Majority Leader; Alabama, whose climb from 31st to 24th was aided by Sen.
Getting Out the Vote
</p> In the 107th Congress, voting-rights advocates successfully pushed for committee hearings on the No Representation Without Taxation Act of 2002, a bill introduced by Norton in the House and by Connecticut
Hollywood on the Hill
</p> The show chronicles the experiences of freshman Sen. Bill Sterling — appointed to fill the seat of his deceased predecessor — as he navigates the Capitol’s corridors.