Dean Renews Call for Campaign Reform
</p> The majority of Dean’s speech, however, was dedicated to reform rather than rhetoric.
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Budget Faces Collision Course
Several House GOP sources said the White House has sent word that it will not request an emergency spending bill this year, barring a terrorist attack or unforeseen crisis.
Meaty Job With Meathead
Staying in the Golden State, politically speaking, former California Secretary of State Bill Jones (R) has put the finishing touches on his campaign team for his hastily arranged Senate run.
Barton Assembling His Energy Panel Staff
</p> “No one’s getting kicked out the door,” Barton stressed. </p> By mapping out an unofficial plan, Barton hopes to accelerate a midyear transition to the chairmanship.
Coburn Considers
</p> “I’m in the process of considering it,” Coburn said.
GEORGIA: Bucks Former Colleagues in 6th District
Bill Lynch, a former state adjutant general; and Paterno, the son of Penn State football coach Joe Paterno. — L.W.W. </p> CALIFORNIA Lantos Primary: Replay of S.F. Mayoral Election?
Success and Succession
</p> “A few of the Congressmen would eye that seat,” Lane said.</p> Only Frank has discussed the idea publicly so far.
Can Dean Survive ‘Krakatoa Moment’ In Des Moines?
</p> It’s also on a par with any number of public misdeeds by candidate/President Bill Clinton — Gennifer Flowers, the Lincoln Bedroom, Monica Lewinski — which prove that such things can be overcome.
Family Ties
Jackson rushed over to the office of House Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Livingood to plead his case. “I’ve essentially told Cinderella that she is going to meet President Bush,” he explained.
Omnibus Stalled Briefly
</p> Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) made plain his colleagues’ unwillingness to drag out the filibuster of the bill.
Memo to Judiciary: Don’t Rush Flawed Continuity Measure
Now the bill will be brought quickly to the floor, probably on a closed rule crafted by bill co-sponsor and enabler Dreier, with the following key problems: </p> • It pre-empts election laws in all 50
Tom Daschle: Senator for S. Dakota, Leader for the Nation
Tom Daschle the prescription drug bill that passed Congress last fall.
Like Lyndon Johnson, Daschle Has Trouble Balancing Two Jobs
The ethanol bill is a perfect distillation of Daschle’s dilemma. </p> His Caucus and his liberal interest-group supporters hated the overall bill, so he could not actively work for passage.
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
Cal. Senate Race in the Shadows
</p> So the contest to determine who gets to take on two-term Sen.
GOP, K Street Renew ‘Coalitions’ Effort
</p> In February, the agenda will include the highway bill and governance of foreign sales corporations.
Clerk Takes Control of Janklow’s Office
Bill Janklow’s (R-S.D.) office will hear an innocuous greeting — “South Dakota Congressional Office” — as the Clerk of the House assumes responsibility for the now-leaderless office.
Polls Find Different Opinions on Coverage of Iraq Casualties
</p> Are We Safer?
Senate ‘Meets’ At Fort McNair
</p> “We are making sure the Senate can endure and that it is able to fill its constitutional duties,” said Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Pickle.
GOP Spinner a Star Who Stays Out of the Limelight
</p> Coming off his most recent role as spokesman for California Gov.