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Ex-President Bill Clinton’s former top political operative, Harold Ickes, formed the Media Fund to run advertising promoting Democrats and denouncing Republicans.
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Daschle: Recess in Peril
“I’d find it hard to believe,” said Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.), who noted he held 62 meetings over the Presidents Day recess.
What a Month
</p> In a Pickle.
Hull Goes for Broke
</p> State-of-the-Art Campaign </p> Hull has vowed to spend as much as $40 million to win the Senate seat.
The Tortoise and the Hare
</p> “They didn’t think we could get a highway bill done, but we did,” added the Senate aide. “They don’t think we can get a [corporate tax bill] done.
U.S. Human Rights Violation Should Spur Action
</p> Davis is also developing a bill that would give D.C. a voting member of the House of Representatives by expanding by two the number of seats in that body. (Utah would get the other seat.) Rep.
BCRA Backpedal?
</p> In a “Dear Colleague” letter this week, Reps.
Judiciary Report Set For Monday
Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Pickle expects to deliver his report on the Judiciary Committee’s leaked Democratic memos on Monday, setting the stage for a full examination of what occurred in a scandal
Cole Seeks Boost for House GOP Frosh
Bill Janklow (R-S.D.), who resigned following his conviction on second-degree manslaughter charges.
Civil Rights Legend Tells Her Story
</p> Her awards include the Presidential Medal of Freedom, which then-President Bill Clinton presented. A photo of Clinton and Height sits behind her desk.
A Look at North Carolina
</p> Hayes has held the seat since 1998, but Democratic Rep. Bill Hefner represented the district for the previous 24 years.
Labor Focuses on Key States
</p> Ohio: Turnout Key </p> Ohio is already getting serious attention from the AFL-CIO.
NEBRASKA: Lt. Gov Out, Bromm Favorite in Dist. 1
Bill Jones (R) with a significant lead in the March 2 GOP Senate primary — though many voters remain undecided.
Reworked Bill Cuts Cost But Still Provides Jobs
</p> Last year’s energy bill was two votes short of cloture. After talking with Senators, I realized that bill couldn’t pass the Senate in its old form.
Q&A: A Call to Action
</p> That’s from Bill Frist, that’s not from me.</p> ROLL CALL: And you on your own, you say?</p> REID: I think it’s a tremendously important bill. That’s why I worked so hard to get it done.
GOP Redefines Lawmaking Process
</p> Step One: Use your bill to raise massive amounts of political cash from friendly corporate interests.
Grassley Frets Over Tax Bill
</p> Nickles also disputed the notion that his proposal would kill Grassley’s bill. </p> “I think it saves his bill,” Nickles said. “It just makes a lot more sense.”
New Energy Bill Faces Tough Road
</p> Just in the Senate, the process of passing an energy bill based on S. 2095 might be lengthy and rancorous.
Congestion Threatens to Strangle America’s Cities
</p> To help states and cities develop congestion solutions, the bill requires that at least $3 billion in apportioned formula grants be expended on intelligent transportation systems in the next six
Congress Must Act to Keep the Legislative Branch Unbroken
Under their bill, elections must be held within 45 days of more than 100 Members being killed under extraordinary circumstances.