Armed Services, Finance Seats Snagged
Those seats will be taken by Majority Leader Bill Frist (Tenn.), Republican Conference Chairman Rick Santorum (Pa.), Sen. Jim Bunning (Ky.) and Sen. Gordon Smith (Ore.).
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Leadership Forum Returns $1 Million
</p> An NRCC spokesman declined to comment on the $1 million gift to the Leadership Forum or its eventual return.
Ethics Panel Gets New Chairman, Top Aide
</p> In a surprise decision, Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) has declined to allow Sen.
Senate Immediately Faces a Stalemate
</p> Republicans said there is likely room for some negotiating but most incoming chairmen added they are waiting to see how talks between Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) and Minority Leader Thomas
Margins Pose Big Challenges For Frist, Daschle
Bill Frist (Tenn.), along with the change in the No. 2 post from Nickles to Sen. Mitch McConnell (Ky.), is a sharp shift in style and approach.
Byrds of a Feather
</p> The Good Doctor. Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) has continued his transition into the top leadership post with some help from Eric Ueland, former chief of staff to Sen.
Coming Back for Cole
</p> While previously on the Hill, she was chief of staff to retiring Rep. Wes Watkins (R-Okla.) and legislative director for then-Rep. Bill Brewster (D-Okla.).
Senate Scramble
</p> “Run John, Run,” urged North Carolina Republican Party Chairman Bill Cobey. “The more [Edwards] runs for president, the harder it is for him to get elected to the Senate down here.”
Lott Likely to Get Rules Chairmanship
</p> It is unclear whether Lott has agreed to accept the position. His office could not be reached for comment.
In the Starting Gate, Gephardt and Kerry Are the Early Favorites
</p> Probably not.</p> Former Vice President Al Gore’s exit leaves a field that now seems unable to match President Bush in terms of stature.
Whipping GOP Into Shape
</p> Incoming Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) is trying to assemble his staff and get through a crash course on parliamentary mechanics.
A Reluctant Warrior, Matsui Takes Helm at DCCC
</p> In 2001, however, Matsui opposed a trade promotion authority bill that passed by one vote in a contentious back-and-forth fight.
House to Maintain Ratios at Status Quo
</p> Other Republican leadership aides said key chairmen such as Rep.
Kyl Viewed Life Through Lens of Camera
“</p> “My father was [also] a kind of frustrated farmer. We always lived in town but he always leased land and we always had livestock.
Unguided Missile
-elect Bill Janklow (R-S.D.) doesn’t wind up on the International Relations Committee.
CBC Awaits Its Rewards
</p> CBC members were upset by Pelosi’s pre-Christmas decision not to choose Rep.
Frist Puts His Team in Place
</p> Sen.