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House Approps Nixes Fence

</p> The measure, passed by voice vote, is included as an amendment in the $2.7 billion fiscal 2005 legislative branch appropriations bill approved by the full Appropriations panel.

20 Targeted in Marriage Battle

</p> Even though there is little chance that the Senate will end up voting on the merits of the bill, the July procedural vote is viewed as a critical harbinger about what direction this issue will head

Frist Likely to Draft Platform

Republicans are edging closer to naming a chairman of the committee that will draft the party’s platform at the nominating convention in New York, with Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) emerging

Clinton Book Gives Kerry Minimal Help

Bill Clinton’s book blitz might have helped Democrat John Kerry (Mass.) portray President Bush as a radical ideologue. Instead, it seems to have focused attention only on Clinton’s psyche.

Metzl Makes It a Race in Missouri

</p> Five Republicans are seeking the seat including, Jeanne Lilig-Patterson, who has significant personal wealth. </p> The real fight in this race is between Metzl and Cleaver.

Cain Is First in Senate Race With Negative Ads

</p> Cain had already been running radio spots attacking Isakson on abortion rights and taxes. </p> Rep. Mac Collins is also battling for the GOP nomination in the July 20 primary.

Democrats Ask Bush for Medicare Documents

</p> The letters to Frist and Hastert remind the two leaders that high-ranking Bush administration officials, including the president himself, repeatedly assured Congress during debate on the bill last

Hoyer Blasts Members, Lobbyists

</p> Hoyer didn’t take issue with the final outcome of the bill, in which 48 Democrats — mostly Southerners and moderates — sided with the GOP.

Let Him Speak

</p> Rep. Jack Kingston (R-Ga.), who chairs the House Appropriations subcommittee on the legislative branch, has written a report to accompany Congress’ fiscal 2005 spending bill.

Romney Versus Kerry

</p> In a touch of irony, Kerry was on the Senate floor in a rare Capitol Hill appearance casting the first of a series of votes on the Defense authorization bill at the same time Romney was calling on

Parties Skirmish Over Same-Sex Marriage

</p> Even though the constitutional amendment is not expected to attract the 67 Senate votes needed for approval, Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) and Republican Conference Chairman Rick Santorum