Blunt Gives Up Energy For Hall
</p> “Mr. Blunt just felt really strongly … that no Member who wants to join the Republican Party should be penalized,” said Blunt spokeswoman Burson Taylor. </p> Blunt’s move also allowed Rep.
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Charity’s Function Attacked
</p> The letter also urges the panel to appoint an independent counsel to assist with an investigation because the matter involves a member of the House leadership.
Fellowship
Bill Luther (D-Minn.); Antanas Mockus, former mayor of Bogota, Colombia; and Kathleen Shanahan, former chief of staff to Florida Gov. Jeb Bush (R). </p> Merely the Mock.
CALIFORNIA: Marin Wants Casey Out of GOP Senate Scrum
Former California Secretary of State Bill Jones and former Assemblyman Howard Kaloogian are the conservatives in the race — and Jones is running with the support of many party regulars.
‘Comeback Kerry’ Now Faces Intense Scrutiny of Record
</p> All that said, Kerry for now is a big winner and a legitimate claimant to the old Bill Clinton title, “Comeback Kid.”
Security Details Mulled
</p> Not all candidates will qualify for a Secret Service detail.
Spencer for Hire?
</p> Despite what Spencer refers to as the past “complexity” of his personal life, Republican officials both locally and nationally appear to be high on the 57-year-old former alcoholic. </p> “Mr.
Cemetery Group May Seek $4 Million
</p> The group, which will kick off a $40 million fundraising effort to renovate the 33-acre cemetery by early next year, received $100,000 in the recently passed omnibus spending bill for a new landscape
Keep It In-Senate
Given the thousands of computers on Capitol Hill and the need to protect classified and confidential information processed on them, why is it necessary for Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Pickle to call in
Idaho Man to Face Trial for Harassing Craig, Otter
statement made last week by Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.).
GOP Retreat Will Help Set Agenda
</p> But the first and most difficult order of business will be the budget, which will set out the party’s priorities for the year.
Pelosi’s Team to Seek 2nd Term
</p> “Pelosi, Hoyer, Menendez and Clyburn are running again,” insisted one leadership aide.
She’s Toast
</p> “We’ve gotten lots of input,” he said. “We’ll take everything into account.”</p> Political Football.
Simpson Rips Judiciary Chairman on Continuity
</p> A spokesman for Sensenbrenner responded that the two simply have “a difference of opinion.”
Transit Plans in Motion
</p> The initiative also builds on past projects.
Tauzin to Delay Exit Until March Primary
</p> Meanwhile, a number of Democrats and government watchdogs criticized Tauzin for weighing a position with PhRMA so soon after ushering an industry-backed Medicare reform bill though Congress.
A Fiscal Conservative Backlash?
</p> “Fiscal conservatives will lose the transportation bill because too many people like their increases,” predicted Sen.
Pelosi Rings Bell
</p> The Steering and Policy Committee must approve the nomination. </p> Squashing Subpoenas.
Lotta Barbs
Trent Lott (R-Miss.) privately use a nasty synonym for “opportunist” to describe his successor, Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.)?
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