Lotta Seating Assignments
</p> A senior Democratic aide in the Senate, meanwhile, said senior White House aide Karl Rove — who allegedly greased the skids for Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) to force Lott out — should
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A Look at Idaho
</p> Richardson, who served as U.S. attorney under then-President Bill Clinton and got 39 percent of the vote against Otter in the 1st district, could also run for office again — perhaps attorney general
Stepping Into the FEC Firestorm
</p> On Capitol Hill, Sen.
Chafee, Feinstein Partner to Freeze Tax Cut for Top Bracket
</p> No sooner had they exited the stage than Hutchison and Bayh entered to promote their bill, which is part of the $674 billion economic package Bush announced Tuesday.
Republicans Reverse Ways and Means Decision
</p> Under pressure from Ways and Means Chairman Bill Thomas (R-Calif.), who was lobbying for a smaller committee, the GOP Steering Committee decided in the early afternoon to reduce the panel’s size
Davis Lands Government Reform Gavel in Late-Night Conference Meeting
</p> Rep. Tom Davis (Va.) won the Government Reform Committee gavel after a hard-fought contest while Rep.
House Passes Unemployment Benefits Extension
</p> On Wednesday the House overwhelming passed, by a vote of 416-4, a bill the Senate passed by voice vote on Tuesday that would grant unemployed workers an additional 13 weeks of federal benefits.
COLA Repeal?
</p> The bill already has a handful of sponsors, and Miller is looking for others.</p> A rank-and-file Member’s salary is now $154,700. Members of the leadership make more.
Frist Uses Broad Strokes to Present Senate GOP Agenda
</p> Speaking about how the Senate under his command would be a “solution-oriented” and active body, Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) gave few details about how he would accomplish that goal but
Allard’s Allies
</p> The long-time Allard staffer has also worked for former Sen. Bill Armstrong (R-Colo.).
Hastert On Votes: 15 Minutes Means 15
</p> Of course, the leadership will use its discretion when it comes to tight votes that resemble the razor-thin victory Republicans achieved last year on the bill to grant the president fast-track trade
Hillary Sacks New Jersey
</p> Reservations Required.
Kerry Campaign Settles on Capitol Hill
</p> “Hopefully he’ll need it for both years,” said Kim Price of CRESA Partners, the real estate company that manages the building.</p> The building at 519 C St.
Daschle Exit Stirs Scramble to Win ’04 ‘Talent Primary’
</p> Despite rumors of decisions, it’s not clear which of the other candidates will pick up members of the Daschle squad. </p> Some are, in effect, “interviewing” Sens.
Ways and Means Appointment Vanishes
</p> One GOP leadership aide said GOP leaders consented to a request by Ways and Means Chairman Bill Thomas (Calif.), who wanted to reduce the committee’s size.
INDIANA: Bayh Out, Hill Not Sure About Governor’s Race
</p> Colorado</p> Signs of a Campbell Bid:New Consultants, Truck</p> Two clues that Sen.
All in the Family
</p> According to House Administration Chairman Bob Ney (R-Ohio), the session will feature speakers such as House Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Livingood and Capitol Police Chief Terrance Gainer, who will discuss
Frist Adds Ex-Baker Aide as Top Floor Staffer
As he scrambles to fill the holes in his staff, new Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) has hired an old Congressional hand to run his floor operations, according to Senate GOP sources.
House Rules Spark Fight
Dynamic Scoring factors future economic growth into the cost of a bill.
Power Play
</p> Clearly, Republicans are for term limits when they are useful and are opposed to them when they’re inconvenient.