Mad About Mad Cow
</p> “It’s not like these are old votes from 20 years ago,” she said, noting that the downed animal vote was just taken as part of the fiscal 2004 Agriculture appropriations bill.
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Groups Vie for Naval Hospital
included in the omnibus spending bill pending in the Senate and about $1 million could come in the form of transportation enhancement monies.
Miller Time
</p> After the meeting with the Bush staff, Miller was on Capitol Hill for a series of courtesy meetings with potential guests for his interview program, including Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn
Gephardt Era Comes to Close
He has said the work he put into passing President Bill Clinton’s economic stimulus package in 1993 represented his greatest triumph.
Jindal Is On the Move; House Bid Looks Likely
</p> Gilligan was governor from 1971 to 1975. — Nicole Duran </p> SOUTH CAROLINA Beasley Adds Confusion To GOP Senate Contest </p> Former Gov.
Bush’s Push for Energy
</p> Daschle, who voted for the bill, faces a tough re-election race against former Rep. John Thune (R-S.D.).
House Trio to Offer D.C. Voting Rights Bills in 2004
</p> Swanson acknowledged a statehood bill would be unlikely to pass during the 108th Congress, and suggested the act is more symbolic.
Work to Do
</p> The bill also offends Democrats both because of its funding priorities and also because it contains money for a voucher experiment in the District of Columbia.
Get on the Omnibus
</p> Back in December, faced with the inability to unanimously pass the fiscal year 2004 omnibus spending bill and unwilling to break his promise to not call Senators back for a roll call vote, Senate
Harris Keeps An Eye on 2006
</p> But in the end, Harris said she determined she is not quite ready to give up the House seat to which she was elected in 2002.
Bush Holds Sway Over Hill Agenda
Rob Portman (Ohio) — while Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) owes his ascension in part to his close personal ties to the president.
Reliant Loses Power
A controversial MTBE fuel-additive provision helped to sink a massive energy bill late last year. </p> Now, MTBE has claimed another victim.
The Future Belongs to Who? Bush Has Lead Among Young
</p> “If your politics were being formed during the last two years of Bill Clinton and the first two years of George Bush, there’s a fairly good chance that we’ll have your support.”
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
Will Early Races Set Nov. Trends?
</p> Republicans have selected state Sen. Alice Forgy Kerr as their candidate. </p> Coming off a surprisingly strong race against Rep.
Secret Service Called In
Secret Service, Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Pickle expects to file a report within a month on Judiciary Committee memos that Democrats contend were improperly taken from their computers and released to
House Pages Expelled for Chemical Abuse
</p> The seven students were sponsored by four Republican and three Democratic House Members. </p> A spokeswoman for Rep.
Senate GOP Chairmen Ready to Swap Gavels
</p> Of all the lame-duck chairmen this year, Hatch could be the biggest loser, unless both Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) and Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) sign a waiver allowing him to
Senate Jeopardy
</p> </p> All Downhill From Here?
Police to Close Streets, Restrict Access for Bush’s Address
</p> “As you know, security measures necessitated by this event will have a large impact on access in and around the United States Capitol,” House Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Livingood wrote in a “Dear Colleague