FEC, Nonprofits at Odds Over Proposed Changes to Regulations
</p> Pope, meanwhile, called the move the “most fundamental assault on the Constitution” that he has witnessed in 30 years.
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AARP Chief Expects ‘Harassment’ Campaign
</p> “The Democrats are going to attack every square inch of [the Medicare law], and it’s just going to be a harassment campaign from now until November,” said AARP CEO Bill Novelli, following his appearance
No House Leg. Branch Hearings?
Leaders of a House Appropriations subcommittee indicated Wednesday they might do without hearings on Congressional agencies’ fiscal 2005 budget requests, opting instead to craft a bill from existing submissions
Campbell Not Running for Re-election
</p> Campbell was in the process of informing staff of his decision early this afternoon.
Judiciary Leak Probe Comes to Close
With Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Pickle having completed a three-and-a-half-month investigation, the Judiciary Committee meets today to decide its next step in the scandal regarding leaked Democratic
Democrats Reach Out to Kerry, As GOP Pounces
</p> On the Senate side, Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) on Wednesday described Kerry as the “the most liberal United States Senator today” and rattled off a number of legislative initiatives from
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Revolving Door Snags Hill Aide
</p> The revolving door problem has been highlighted recently by Rep.
Down on the Riverfront
</p> Who is behind this mystery firm?
On Holiday
Bill Shuster (R-Pa.) — 1960 Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) — 1959 Rep. Greg Walden (R-Ore.) —1957 </p> FEBRUARY February boasts the highest number of Senate birthdays of the year — 14.
California Comeback
</p> In California, former Secretary of State Bill Jones (R) took 44 percent of the vote in a multicandidate primary and will face Sen. Barbara Boxer (D) this November.
McCain Seeks Files in Abramoff Probe
</p> With the help of a crisis communications expert who has represented Michael Milken and former Rep.
Campbell Exit Sparks a Scramble
</p> For now, most of the attention is focused on the Republican side, where sitting Gov. Bill Owens is seen as the strongest potential candidate.
Comings and Goings in Gopher State.
</p> The newest addition to Kline’s office is Dan Adelstein, 49, who will serve as military legislative assistant.
Presidential Campaign Trail Rolls Through Hill
stunt around the gun liability bill, which ultimately went down to defeat anyway.
Shuster Has Yet to Meet With Ethics Over Charges
Bill Shuster (R-Pa.) has still not met with top members of the House ethics committee to discuss allegations that he used one of his staffers to spy on a Republican primary challenger.
Go-Slow Approach on Gay Amendment a Departure in House
</p> Good for Jim Sensenbrenner and David Dreier.
ILLINOIS: Hull on the Defensive After Records Released
Whittington </p> LOUISIANA McCrery Announcement Doesn’t Sway Democrat </p> Rep.
The Broadcasting Buzz
</p> Then there’s a Senate Commerce-passed bill that would have halted the rules, but the bill never came to the floor because of Senate GOP leaders’ opposition to the media ownership provisions.
Release of Senate Leak Probe Report Delayed
</p> An aide to Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Pickle said Monday that the report, which was originally slated to be delivered that day, might not be given to Judiciary Chairman Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) and Sen.