OKLAHOMA: Dan Boren Reportedly Ready to Run for House
</p> Yates joins perennial candidate Bill Federer on the Republican side. Federer ran against Gephardt in 1998 and 2000 but never got above 42 percent.
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Voice Vote Surprises Senators
</p> What’s odd about their mutual “surprise” is that all 100 Senators apparently agreed to pass the bill that way.
Missing the Forest for the Trees
</p> Asked why Edwards did not provide a vote explanation for the forest bill, Briggs said, “We’ve been doing that on some bills, but not on everything.”
For Senate, It’s Nov. 21 or Bust
</p> With several major issues still unresolved, including a handful of appropriations bills, Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) determined that the chamber will need every day available to wrap up
Don’t Take Civility Out of the House Appropriations Panel
Chairman Bill Young (R-Calif.) was there, as was ranking member Obey.
Puff Chucky
</p> Daschle finally had to run out in order to catch a plane back to Washington for Senate floor consideration of the $87 billion supplemental bill, so there are about 100 copies of the book waiting
Records Detail Janklow’s Prior Driving Incident
Bill Janklow’s manslaughter case unsealed Tuesday some of the evidence submitted by prosecutors, including affadavits and police reports detailing a December 2002 incident in which the South Dakota Republican
Quarter of Americans Have Voted Third Party for President
</p> It’s only the second time the question has been asked about Bush.
‘Frontier’s’ Rough Journey
</p> “The image on the cover is one of the earliest depictions of Buffalo Bill,” said Clements, who discovered the photograph while searching the Library of Congress.
Leaders Use Threats to End Session
</p> Well, like Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) did last week, you could scare them with the specter of a stop-gap spending bill to keep the government funded until Jan. 15, 2004.
House Approves Funding For Douglass Home
</p> The Frederick Douglass National Historic site is undergoing a three-year, $2 million renovation.
Ney Criticizes Security Change
</p> Ney raised concerns that Gainer had not informed him of the policy change before its implementation Monday morning, and said he spoke with House Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Livingood about “rectifying
Graham Will Not Seek Re-election to Senate
</p> Graham entered the Democratic presidential contest earlier this year, but his campaign never took off.
‘Jefferson’ Has a Valuable History Lesson
</p> But it was not until 1980 that the structure was officially renamed in honor of the United States’ third president.
Cornyn Amendment Offers Compromise on Continuity
</p> “Nobody relishes the idea of planning for their own demise,” Cornyn said in a statement.
Daschle’s Electric Boogaloo
</p> Well, not literally.
Graham Bows Out
</p> Former state Education Commissioner Betty Castor, Rep.
ALASKA: Democrats Rap Senator For Ulmer Solicitation
</p> — Josh Kurtz </p> Florida</p> Mack Raising Money at La Colline for House Bid</p> Seeking to put his close ties to Washington to good use, former state Rep.
Exhibition Space to Enliven CVC
</p> Opposite the wall of aspirations will be an interactive area with waist-high screens where visitors can go through programs explaining how a bill becomes a law, a virtual tour of the Capitol and
An Open Letter To Sen. Zell Miller: What Happened?
</p> Dear Zell: Saw you on Fox last night endorsing George Bush and trashing the Democratic Party, and just had to write.</p> You know I have been a lifelong supporter of yours.