Members’ Funds Freed
</p> The authors of the campaign finance bill, known as the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act, were outraged that their work could be altered without any consultation, although they reserved judgment on
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Centrist Democrats Mull Role
</p> Retiring moderate Sen.
A Bitter End
</p> A crucial omnibus spending bill couldn’t quite make it to the president’s desk before Thanksgiving.
Library Agrees to Capitol Police Control of Officers
</p> “The USCP official will be under the authority of the Library,” an LOC spokeswoman said.
Steering to Repay Donors
</p> “There are a lot of factors,” said one aide. “She will weigh them all.”
NRCC Touts Alliance With InfoCision
</p> The NRCC’s relationship with InfoCision goes back more than a decade.
Commemorations Flourish, Despite the Rules
</p> They all may be causes worthy of Congress’ time and attention.
Murky Employment Report
</p> Jefferson and Franklin aside, King — whose district, incidentally, has a heavy senior population — believes our Founding Fathers would not have wanted taxpayers footing the bill for every old man
That Was the Year That Was, 2004 Edition
</p> Surprise, Surprise!
Deal on Reid Pick for NRC Ends Nominee Standoff
</p> In a letter to Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) on Saturday, Domenici and 15 other Senators wrote, “While our position is certainly not politically expedient, we place too much importance
Davis’ D.C. Plan Gets Legal Aid
</p> Davis spokesman David Marin said the analysis should remove doubts about whether the bill is legally viable.
Public Health Assn. Honors Conyers, Lautenberg
</p> Established in 1997, the award honors individuals at the federal, state or local levels who support public health issues and take action in the name of public health. Ohio state Sen.
Red State Senators at Risk
</p> The theory of heightened Democratic vulnerability will be tested in less than two years, as five Democratic Senators — Ben Nelson (Neb.), Bill Nelson (Fla.), Kent Conrad (N.D.), Robert Byrd (W.Va
Flake, Breaking Pledge, Will Seek Fourth Term
Bill Frist (R) in 2006. </p> Corker is set to hold fundraising events in Chattanooga, Knoxville and Cleveland in December, according to the Chattanooga Times Free Press.
In Congress, Justice DeLayed Is Justice Denied
</p> Like Big Jule, DeLay has long been the feared heavy in the House.
Volume of Ads Decisive in Supreme Court Races
Bill Owens, a Republican, makes his pick to finish the unexpired term of Ken Salazar, the Democratic AG who won a Senate seat on Nov. 2. </p> And the upshot of all these switches?
DeLay Spotlights Rebuke of Bell
</p> They also slammed Democrats for engaging in “the politics of personal destruction” — a phrase made famous by former President Bill Clinton during the 1990s.
Iran Hostages Fail in Bid for Compensation
</p> On Friday afternoon, House conferees charged with finalizing the details of the omnibus spending bill succeeded in killing a provision that would have granted the survivors compensation from frozen