Pilot Error Caused Wellstone Crash
</p> “It’s very important that out of tragedy good can come,” NTSB Chairwoman Ellen Engleman said at the outset of Tuesday’s hearing.
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Military Critiques of Clark Deemed OK
Former Maine Senator and Clinton administration Defense Secretary Bill Cohen has said repeatedly there was “friction” between he and Clark.</p> Some were even more blunt.
Forecasting the Adjournment
</p> Will Senate Democrats play ball, not just on the Medicare legislation they’ve already begun to condemn, but also on the energy bill and the still unfinished fiscal 2004 omnibus spending bill?
Democrats Fume at AARP
</p> “I am deeply disappointed that AARP’s national leadership has been co-opted by Republicans pushing a partisan bill that fails to provide a real prescription drug benefit under Medicare and does not
Bill Energized By Pricey Trips
</p> Tauzin, Barton and Domenici are among the small group of Republican lawmakers who drafted the final version of the energy bill that in many ways reflects the influence of the electric utilities and
Pre-Thanksgiving Sine Die: ‘Still on Target‘
</p> GOP aides were not willing to say what leaders would do if the Medicare bill does not pass, calling such talk “premature.”</p> “Mr.
Medicare Provision Aided by Staff Trip to Europe
</p> Earlier this year, Ramstad, Eshoo and Pitts introduced a bill supported by the industry that would reduce the years-long period for Medicare to agree to subsidize the latest in medical technology
Changing Climate in Florida
</p> The leading Republicans currently in the Senate contest are former Rep. Bill McCollum, state House Speaker Johnnie Byrd and state Sen.
‘Crossroads’ Essays Follow the Beaten Path
</p> In one of the book’s more quotable lines, Cuomo says of the Democratic response to the terrorist attacks: “[W]e handled 9/11 like it was a debate over a highway bill instead of a matter of people
Officers’ Class-Action Suit Headed to Trial
</p> Channing Phillips, a spokesman for the U.S. Attorney’s Office, declined to comment on the case, noting that it is ongoing. </p> The U.S.
Salazar’s the One
Jim Isgar and former state Senate Majority Leader Bill Thiebaut. </p> Their departure from the contest leaves Anthony Martinez, a frequent candidate for political office, in the Democratic race.
GOP Rejoices In 2003 Results
</p> The fundraising squeeze could be further exacerbated by the possibility of several competitive special elections.</p> First on the docket will be the race to replace GOP Rep.
Police Secure Backup Tapes
Capitol Police secured the Senate Judiciary Committee’s computer backup tapes Monday, as three senior Democrats formally asked Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Pickle to investigate the alleged theft of more than
Fork in the Road, er, Windshield
</p> Ironically enough, Roy’s near-death experience was caused by the Medicare reform bill — which is supposed to make people healthier.
Mutual Fund Industry Win?
</p> If the bill gets snagged, Hastert hopes to schedule a floor vote before Congress adjourns for the year.
Altria vs. Dole
Elizabeth Dole (R-N.C.) has launched an 11th-hour effort to add a slimmer, multibillion-dollar aide package for Southern tobacco farmers to a year-end spending bill.
Putting ‘Deliberative’ Back in World’s Greatest Deliberative Body
</p> Even filibusters aren’t really filibusters anymore. Debate can be closed and a vote required on a bill only if 60 Senators agree.
Progressing With New Hire
</p> Podesta, former chief of staff for then-President Bill Clinton, recently started his group to counter conservative think tanks like the Heritage Foundation in the battle of ideas.
Florida Senate Battle Shapes Up as 2004’s Roller-Coaster Race
</p> The GOP field currently includes three credible candidates: Daniel Webster (no, not the one who served in Congress as a Whig in the 19th century), Bill McCollum (He’s Baaaack!)