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the report, which was mandated by the fiscal 2003 omnibus spending bill.
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Capitol Police Saddle Up for New Duty
</p> The division, created in the fiscal 2004 legislative branch appropriations bill, includes six horses, six full-time officers and two officers who will serve as alternates.
Committee Rules Clear Way for Mollohan to Initiate Investigation
</p> It is unclear whether Rep.
Polls Show Kerry Outside Mainstream on Major Issues
[IMGCAP(1)] </p> So what are we to make of the Democrats’ move toward Kerry?
A Real-Life Adventure
</p> He wasn’t too surprised.
Frist PAC Tops $2.4M in 2003
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) solidified his position last year as the top money man in Congress in terms of leadership political action committees, raking in more than $2.4 million.
Conference Battle Escalates
The Medicare bill passed, but the energy bill remains stalled.
Minimum-Wage Hike Fight Coming
</p> “I’m absolutely convinced — this is the start of the session — that we’re not going to have a problem,” Kennedy said of his minimum-wage push. “We can do it on any authorization bill.”
Conservatives Come to Miranda’s Aid
Commission on Civil Rights urged Majority Leader Bill Frist (Tenn.) to spare a top aide from any punishment related to the investigation into Judiciary Committee memos.
Chamber Targets Daschle
</p> Bill Miller, the head of the chamber’s political arm, charged that Daschle has “on occasion been supportive of the business community, but for the most part, he has been more of an obstacle than
Another Podesta on K Street?
John McManus, a top health care aide to Ways and Means Chairman Bill Thomas (R-Calif.), plans to leave Capitol Hill early next month to start his own consulting firm providing “strategic policy advice”
Hollywood George
Bill Frist (Tenn.), is an “ingrate.” </p> Lott spokeswoman Susan Irby told HOH last week that Eisler’s story was a “breathtakingly unethical and inaccurate pout.”
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
527s Thrived In 2003
</p> These groups are all governed by Section 527 of the IRS tax code.
GOP Leaders Rally Caucus At Retreat
</p> Recalling that in January 1994, then-President Bill Clinton delivered his State of the Union speech to a Democratic House and Senate, DeLay attempted to lay out “a vision that will make sure we
House Rejects Protection Defense
</p> When Rep. Bill Thomas (R-Calif.) took over the committee gavel following the retirement of Rep.
An End to Ethics Truce?
replace its Democratic lobbyist with a Republican, and that Energy and Commerce Chairman Billy Tauzin (R-La.) may have negotiated a job with a major pharmaceutical group while overseeing the Medicare bill
Leaders May Scale Back Energy Bill
</p> Under the fourth option, Frist would ask the principal Senators behind the original bill to draft another compromise bill that can garner the 60 votes needed to break the filibuster.
Compliance Office Detente?
</p> The GAO report — combined with language in the 2003 spending bill that alleged “management deficiency,” froze the agency’s funding and included requirements (later removed) that would have undermined
Having Advised Senators, Clinton Turns to House
For the second year in a row, former President Bill Clinton will headline the House Democrats’ annual retreat, where he will help the party chart a course for winning back the majority, Democratic Caucus