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GOP Must Keep Campaign Promises
</p> Republicans have a plan to ensure access to quality and affordable health care to all Americans. During the 108th Congress, we enacted a Medicare bill that included a prescription drug benefit.
Oldest State Society Celebrates 150th
Philip Crane (R) and Bill Lipinski (D), as well as other former Members from Illinois.
When Congress Acts In the Dark of Night, Everyone Loses
There has been great consternation in recent weeks over a provision in the omnibus appropriations bill that would allow certain Appropriations staff access to individual tax returns and would exempt them
Barracks Row Trail Opens This Week
</p> The trail starts at the Eastern Market Metrorail plaza at Seventh Street and Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast.
New Show, Familiar Format for C-SPAN
C-SPAN founder and CEO Brian Lamb credits his high school journalism teacher Bill Fraser for teaching him how to conduct an interview.
GOP Sees Taxes, Social Security on ‘Dual Track’
</p> In his presentation, Bolten ran through the latest budget figures and also told lawmakers what they already knew — that the White House will likely ask for another supplemental spending bill in early
A Reality Check as Obama-Mania Hits the Media
</p> Hardly.
Nebraska Political Picture Scrambled
</p> Shortly after Election Day, Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) and Rules and Administration Chairman Trent Lott (R-Miss.) made separate appeals to Nelson asking him to join the GOP before he faces
What Happened With Continuity, and Why
</p> To be sure, the House has passed a bill to expedite special elections to within 45 days of an attack, although the Senate has yet to take it up.
Nuclear Weapons Are Nation’s Greatest Threat
</p> The Bush administration likes to claim that three-quarters of </p> al Qaeda’s leadership have been killed or captured — a nice factoid if true, but a wholly inadequate measure of our progress in
Thune Rumor Dispelled
</p> “It’s no secret that there are those who were involved in the 2002 and 2004 elections who hate John Thune. That hatred is running amok,” Wadhams said. </p> Outlaw.
Some Offices Cope With Inaugural Ticket Rush
</p> In 1996, when Democrat Bill Clinton was sworn in for a second term, Sen.
Many Await Fat Pension Payouts
</p> And Crane isn’t the only one with a nice retirement to look forward to, according to the NTU. </p> Retiring Sens.
Collins, Lieberman Stand Firm on Intelligence Bill
</p> Indeed, Collins said she is optimistic that Hastert will finally agree to bring the bill up for a vote.
Family in Janklow Case to Sue House
Bill Janklow (R-S.D.) clearing the way for the family to pursue an administrative claim against the government.
GOP Leaders Meet for Off-Site Strategy Retreat
of legislation, including a fiscal 2005 budget, a highway bill, an energy bill and an intelligence reform package.
Intel Reform Could Shed Light on Bush’s Second-Term Approach
The intelligence reform bill is a fascinating case study of policymaking, or policy un-making, or something. It is a unique bill for the Bush presidency.
Filner Fills LD Position
</p> Hoffmeister is not the only member of his family working on the Hill; his wife serves as legislative counsel to Sen. Bill Nelson (D-Neb.).
Branding
Bill Owens (R), the champion of the water initiative, the group also hired a water truck to drive through the city of Grand Junction with the words “Water Grab Walcher” emblazoned on its side.