In Battleground State, Voinovich Drops Some
</p> Kuhl is the nominal frontrunner in a six-way primary with Monroe County legislator Mark Assini, state Assemblyman Brian Kolb, Rochester-Genesee Regional Transportation Authority Chairman Bill Nojay
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Office of Compliance Releases Plan Outlining Its Mission
three-year directive to “become better focused in implementing the requirements of the act,” said Executive Director Bill Thompson.
Looking Back at Brown
</p> Although Monday will mark 50 years since the landmark Brown v.
Advice to Kerry: Steal Bush’s 2000 ‘Uniter’ Theme
</p> Stealing Bush’s manifestly unfulfilled 2000 promise — and vowing to make good on it — is free advice offered to Kerry by Don Baer, Bill Clinton’s former communications director.
Dropping the “F Bomb.”
Those Senators present included Democrats Ron Wyden (Ore.) and Bill Nelson (Fla.). </p> The audience was surprised, to say the least, by Glantz’s outburst.
Frist Eyes Doubling Iraq Funds
All of that would make it more difficult to swiftly pass a new spending bill, Ueland said.
A Healthy Promotion
bill.
Judge in Police Lawsuit Urges Settlement
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Remaining House GOP Moderates Regroup
</p> “Somebody is going to have to pick that up,” LaHood said.
Weighing Fallout From Salazar Assault Decision
Bill Owens (R) asked Attorney General Ken Salazar (D) in February to lead the state’s investigation of the allegations that University of Colorado football players had sexually assaulted several women
Quick Thinking
Bill Richardson and “No Opinion,” which snared 6.8 percent and 6.6 percent respectively. </p> Other Democrats who failed to make a strong showing included Sens.
Mineta Pushes Policy in Battleground States
</p> In February, the secretary embarked on a multi-state tour intended, his aides say, to “re-state” the administration’s support for a “fiscally responsible” six-year highway bill, and to “thank” lawmakers
Head ‘Em Off at the Impasse
</p> But fingernails haven’t been bitten down to the nubs just yet.
Note to Self — Get Unlisted Phone Number
</p> The 71-year-old Stark has a history of insulting Congressional colleagues, including allegedly making an obscene statement to Ways and Means Chairman Bill Thomas (R-Calif.) and calling Rep.
Aides Could Still Face Civil Suits Despite CAA
</p> The issue arose in a case brought in 2002 against House Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Livingood by a 22-year employee of the Office of Garages and Parking Security.
Congress Needs to Ask: ‘Did We Perform Adequately on Iraq?’
</p> Congress needs to openly address its lack of political will to perform its constitutional role of checking and balancing presidential power.
Senate Prepares for Abuse Files
</p> After a meeting of Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) and Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.), along with the top two members of the Armed Services Committee, the quartet decided to hold off on
Senate Prepares for Abuse Files
</p> After a meeting of Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) and Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.), along with the top two members of the Armed Services Committee, the quartet decided to hold off on
Abe Hirschfeld: Spitting Distance From Senate Race
</p> The one exception to the string of </p> political futility was when he moved briefly to Miami Beach in the late 1980s and served on the city commission.
Tancredo, Immigration Foe, Says Ga.’s Price Is Right
</p> First district Rep. Rob Bishop (R) was not opposed for his party’s nomination. — Bree Hocking </p> ALASKA Murkowski Is Choice of Half of Primary Voters </p> Sen.