Churchill and America
</p> An Early Connection </p> The fascination with the nation he would affectionately refer to as a “boisterous boy” started at an early age for Churchill — the scion of an aristocratic British father
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PENNSYLVANIA: Specter Defends Son’s Donations to Edwards
</p> In June 1999, the same month in which he donated to Bush, Shanin Specter also gave $500 to former Sen. Bill Bradley’s (D-N.J.) presidential primary bid.
Report of Toxin in Sergeant-at-Arms Office a False Alarm
“It was examined and declared negative,” Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Pickle said. “Something came out a residue, but it was not anything to be concerned about.”
Democrats on Judiciary Scoff at Hatch’s Overture
they be allowed to meet themselves with the lead investigator, Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Pickle.
Smith Didn’t Toe Party Line, But Colleagues Help His Son
</p> He said at the time that fellow Members of Congress offered him “support” in the form of $100,000 for his son’s candidacy if he voted for the bill and promised repercussions against his offspring
Rogan’s ‘Unlikely Road’
(R-Calif.) had just lost an expensive and highly contentious re-election campaign to Democrat Adam Schiff, a loss many have attributed to his center-stage involvement in the impeachment of President Bill
The Kids Are All Right
donate $100,000 to his son’s campaign if he voted in favor of the bill — which would amount to a bribe.
Terrorism Again
</p> Fortunately, no one was harmed as a result of the dispatch of a poisoned letter to the office of Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (Tenn.).
Postal Service Closes Center Used to Process Government Mail
The U.S Postal Service has shut down the service that processes government mail, pending test results of mail delivered to Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist’s (R-Tenn.) office Monday afternoon that appears
Senate Office Buildings Closed Following Discovery of Possible Toxin
The Senate’s three office buildings are closed indefinitely following the discovery of a powder late Monday afternoon in the office of Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.).
Coincidentally, House Begins 2nd Stage of Digital Mail Pilot Program
</p> The program could eventually reduce delays caused by the irradiation process.
Secret WMD Session?
</p> Sen.
Handful of Democratic 527s Raise $22 Million
</p> “Aside from the healthy cash flow in the door we have tens of millions more in dependable pledges,” Jordan added. </p> Republicans have been significantly less active on the soft-money front.
Leaders Vow Quick Reopening
contained ricin beyond the measure discovered Monday afternoon in Majority Leader Bill Frist’s personal office in the Dirksen Senate Office Building.
Use Former Members, Staff to Filter Ethics Complaints
Nick Smith’s (R-Mich.) vote on the Medicare prescription drug bill in December. The latter case involves more than a news story, hearsay or a casual charge.
My Way or the Highway (Bill)
</p> He has already sent up a few policy-oriented warning flares to those who oppose the bill that they could have a much more difficult decision to make the longer the bill languishes.
Bill Addresses Incapacitated Senators
Three Senators introduced a bill last week that would provide for the continuity of their chamber if mass incapacitation prevented the Senate from reaching a quorum. </p> Introduced by Sens.
Hoyer Seeks Hastert Intervention
Nick Smith (R-Mich.) to change his vote on last November’s Medicare bill.
Roll Call Casualty List
</p> <p class="whitedot">… </p> <p class="casualtyhed2">HOUSE </p> <p class="casualtyhed2">SENATE </p> <p class="hed2">Elected to Other Office </p> <p class="casualtysubhd"> 1 House: 1R
Regula’s Showing Strong
</p> Regula, Lewis and Rogers are currently second, third and fourth, respectively, on the Appropriations GOP seniority list to Chairman Bill Young (Fla.), who will be forced by term limits to surrender