Waiting … and Waiting … for Kerry
</p> “I should have him sign my Bill Frist T-shirt,” quipped one of the interns. </p> Sustained applause could be heard. Then more applause.
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Westmoreland Chooses Chief
</p> Lake graduated from Auburn University with a degree in political science and public administration. The 31-year-old is a native of Atlanta. </p> Dent Selects Two.
Hatch’s Backing Boosts Specter
</p> “Nobody in the meeting was against Arlen,” Hatch said after the meeting held in Majority Leader Bill Frist’s (R-Tenn.) office in the Capitol. “Frankly, I’m for him, as I should be.
John Thune: A Star Is Born
</p> After defeating longtime Sen.
Reid Steps to Forefront
</p> “Until we finish the session, Tom Daschle is leader,” Reid said in the interview.
GOP Should Handle Filibusters the Old-Fashioned Way
[IMGCAP(1)] </p> I didn’t want to address the issue again, but Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) made me do it.
Can Congress Finish Work in One Week? Unclear
</p> Plus, negotiators on a bill to implement the 9/11 commission’s recommendations are still refusing to declare their bill dead, even as rigor mortis appears to be setting in.
I-69
John Hostettler’s office was inundated with inquiries Monday about the Indiana Republican’s bill to change the name of Interstate 69 to a more moral-sounding number.
A Tale of Two Senate Seats in Tennessee
Long before the 2004 election ended, the political jockeying to fill Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist’s (R-Tenn.) seat began.
Coleman, Dole Claim Majority
</p> Allen is the outgoing NRSC chairman.
Former Pa. Rep. Foglietta Dies at 75
</p> His goal was to become the first Italian-American mayor of Philadelphia.
Committing Larsen-y
</p> Bill Phillips, who is a caseworker in Larsen’s district office in Everett, is one of four Democrats currently interested in the wide-open race to fill a job that’s been held for the past decade by
First Indian-American Member Gone, But Not Forgotten
</p> More than one bill honoring Saund was introduced in the 108th Congress, and further efforts are expected in the 109th. </p> Rep.
Bridging a Partisan Divide: Orientation And Beyond
</p> Here are three more modest steps that might be taken toward bipartisan cooperation: </p> • No votes after 6 p.m. Monday and Tuesday.
Schumer Tapped To Chair DSCC
</p> Republicans must defend 15 seats. Of those, only one — the Tennessee seat being given up by Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist — is currently open.
Family Ties
</p> Interest was a driving force behind the publication of this book.
Melancon Has Poll That Shows Him With Lead
</p> The two were the top finishers in the all-party primary on Nov. 2; because neither received 50 percent of the vote they advanced to a Dec. 4 runoff. </p> Rep.
Yucca Fight May Stall Nominees
</p> But it remains to be seen whether Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) or the White House can convince Senate Energy and Natural Resources Chairman Pete Domenici (R-N.M.) and Sen.
Disclosure Reduction?
, the Campaign Legal Center and Democracy 21 argued in a letter to Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) and Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.).
Congress Plans Around Clinton Event
</p> All this week, festivities will be held in Little Rock, Ark., to mark the opening of the Clinton Presidential Center.