Gainer Frustrated By Merger
</p> In anticipation of the initial stages of the merger, outlined in the fiscal 2004 legislative branch spending bill, Library of Congress officials put forth a detailed memorandum March 18 that would
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Specter Calling In Favors
</p> With signs of a tightening race against Rep.
Police Revive Plan to Fence In Capitol
</p> “It is our concern that small types of explosives … are still a real danger,” Gainer said.
Ga. Candidates Acting Fast on Dist. 4 House Race
Bill McCollum (R), the only candidate who has run statewide before, leading the primary field, with Martinez in second place.
Ethics Looks Into Weldon Allegations
</p> Under ethics committee rules, Reps.
Read These Books — They Will Open Up Your Political Mind
</p> The books are “The Radical Center,” originally published in 2001, and “The Real State of the Union,” just out.
S.C. Democratic Nominee Tiptoes Between Voters, D.C. Donors
</p> Tenenbaum’s campaign appears well aware of this imperative.
Democrats Push for a Medicare Special Counsel
Nick Smith (R-Mich.) to change his vote on the Medicare bill — as well as into any criminality of an alleged threat to fire a Medicare official over the release of costs estimates for the bill.
Gillmor, Ross Push Measure to Protect Presidential Sites
</p> “I think most of them struggle from year to year to keep themselves in a presentable state,” said Ross, whose district contains the birth home of former President Bill Clinton.
NRSC Readies Spoils
</p> In California, the NRSC raised $60,000 through the “California Challenger Fund” that was immediately transferred to former Secretary of State Bill Jones (R) when he won the state’s March 2 primary
Is Being a Senator Good for Your Health?
</p> Feldman was not alone in his thinking.
Cheney, Laura Bush to Raise Murkowski Cash
</p> “Yes, indeed!” the younger Owens replied. </p> So much for great confrontations.
Bay State Pickups
</p> Popeo is a Massachusetts native who will work as a staff assistant and press aide. She is a former intern for Rep. Bill Delahunt (D-Mass.) and graduated in 2003 from Boston College.
Special an Early Test of S.D. Race
Bill Janklow (R), who resigned his seat Jan. 20.
Schumer’s Stargazing
</p> “The heavens are everybody’s,” said Schumer. “Maybe under the sign of Saturn, we will make peace on the judiciary.”</p> That’s probably pie in the sky.</p> Frist Cashing In?
Senate Welfare Debate May Spark Fireworks
</p> The reauthorization of the 1996 Welfare to Work Act will be following in the footsteps of the international corporate tax bill, the medical malpractice legislation and the gun manufacturers liability
Snowe: PAYGO Has to Be in Budget
The House did not include similar language, though a separate bill moving in the chamber would apply PAYGO rules only to new spending, not to tax cuts.
Capitol Safety
</p> The briefing, conducted by House Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Livingood and Capitol Police Chief Terrance Gainer, will begin at 3 p.m. in the Cannon Building’s Caucus Room.
While GOP Assails Clarke, America Still Waits for a Real Debate
</p> According to Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.), the fact that Clarke’s book arrived in stores during the week of his 9/11 commission testimony constitutes an “appalling act of profiteering
While GOP Assails Clarke, America Still Waits for a Real Debate
</p> According to Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.), the fact that Clarke’s book arrived in stores during the week of his 9/11 commission testimony constitutes an “appalling act of profiteering