Capitol Dome Tours Slated to Resume
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One In, Two Up in Pelican State
</p> The new face in Vitter’s office is Staff Assistant Candice Gilly.
Bush Sees Windfall From Executive Branch
</p> One of the few Members of Congress who contributed to Bush was Sen.
The Postman Returns
</p> In addition to delivering a backlog of mail — delivery was suspended following the discovery of ricin in Majority Leader Bill Frist’s (R-Tenn.) office Feb. 2 — new mail procedures will also likely
Foley Rejected Intel Panel Role
</p> Bush tapped former Democratic Sen. Charles Robb (Va.) and former U.S.
PENNSYLVANIA: Club for Growth Says Specter Is Like Kerry
</p> “One word sums it up — misleading,” said Specter spokesman Bill Reynolds, referring to the new ad.
The Dangerous (Not Nearly) Dozen Open House Seats
</p> Of the nine races below, the first four are in a class by themselves in terms of competitiveness and likelihood of changing party control. The others are long shots. </p> 1.
Cabinet Pitches in for GOP Hopefuls
</p> Specter, who is facing a tough primary battle, has been a fixture in the Bush team’s efforts.
AARP Faces Heat
</p> When the Medicare measure passed in December, some press reports said AARP had pledged to spend $25 million on convincing the public the bill was a good one.
LOUISIANA: Poll Finds 2 Democrats Splitting Senate Vote
</p> CALIFORNIA Redistricting Bill Will Be Introduced in Assembly </p> The Republican leader of the state Assembly is putting the finishing touches on a bill to change the way the state redraws Congressional
Will War and Economy Eclipse Cultural Issues? Kerry Better Hope So
</p> Bill Clinton is a social liberal, but when he first ran for the White House, he often talked about “values” (school uniforms, religion and even welfare reform).
The Great Black Hope
</p> One issue in his 2000 primary race against Rush was a vote he missed on a controversial crime bill in the Legislature.
Mail Proposal Brings Worries
</p> Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Pickle presented Senators with a tentative plan this week that would require all mail addressed to the Senate to be completely opened and examined for the kind of chemical
Come Together
Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Pickle must hate being the bearer of bad news, but he has issued a memo stressing that Valentine’s Day gifts cannot be delivered to the Capitol or the Senate office buildings
New Wine vs. Old Shoe in Race For Dooley Seat
</p> The primary winner will likely face state Sen. Roy Ashburn (R), a former top aide to House Ways and Means Chairman Bill Thomas (R), who represents an adjacent Central Valley district.
GOP Goes Slow On Gay Marriage
</p> Allard said he has been talking with Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) about bringing the amendment up but has received no promises yet about the timing of Senate floor action.
They Were Members, Too
</p> Rutherford B.
Bush Vs. Kerry Pits ‘Post-9/11’ vs. ‘Post-Vietnam’
</p> “Every threat had to be reanalyzed,” he said, referring to Iraq and Saddam Hussein.
Sessions Pushes Medicare Cap
</p> As Sessions envisions it, Republicans should put language in a budget reconciliation bill directing the Finance Committee to come up with statutory ways to keep Medicare prescription drug spending
A Tale of Two Governors … And One Daughter
</p> The Alaska attorney general is challenging the legality of the measure and the state Legislature is in the midst of knocking it off the ballot by passing an almost identical bill.