Hobson’s Choice
</p> “I have not tried to stir up discontent on this bill,” Hobson said last week.
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Not Indebted to Lobbyists
Julia Carson (D-Ind.) introduced a bill that would crack down on the industry.
Lobbyist Finds Niche in Public Sculptures
Bill Boner (D-Tenn.). </p> It was not until the late 1980s that Chwat took his personal interests in art and literature and developed them into a unique career. With the help of then-Rep.
One Year Out: No Time To Waste on Election Reform Funding
</p> In short, states need our help — immediately.
Pardon the Interruption
</p> Rep.
Gun Incident Sparks Changes
</p> However, an aide to Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Livingood said the Capitol Police should have been aware of the proper procedures.
Griffin Gone
Bill Tauzin (R-La.) leaves Congress.
Bush Using Threat Of Nuclear Japan In N. Korea Talks
</p> True to Democratic caricatures, Bush originally disdained any contact with the Pyongyang regime, determined to reverse former President Bill Clinton’s “engagement” policy that failed to prevent
Herseth Declares Candidacy While Janklow Mulls Options
Bill Janklow’s (R-S.D.) hand, 2002 Democratic nominee Stephanie Herseth announced Thursday that she plans to run for the at-large seat again in 2004 regardless of what the former governor decides about
With Clock Ticking, McCain’s Push for Climate Change Bill Irritates Colleagues
</p> Calling it “bad legislation,” Sen. Trent Lott (R-Miss.) said the bill is a distraction taking up valuable time at the end of the session.
Congress Here Until January?
</p> The House, despite complaints from Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.), is set to pass a new continuing resolution today keeping the federal government open until Nov. 7.
Senate May Limit July Fourth Recess
</p> “We haven’t decided how much time we’re going to take in the middle of the summer,” Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) said this week.
Gen. Clark Will Sign New Book at Olsson’s
</p> Congress Gets S.
Barton In Line For Energy Gavel
bill though Congress.
Panels Reject Proposed Site for Police HQ
(Senate negotiators prevailed in deleting money for that project from the post-Sept. 11, 2001, emergency supplemental spending bill.)
Lott: End Intel Limits
</p> Sen.
Arnold Leaves ’Em Laughing
So the group is pushing for an amendment to the highway bill that would require mandatory alcoholism screening and treatment.
Long Wait About to End
</p> All of the Democratic candidates in waiting — Rep.
NEVADA: Treasurer Visits D.C., Consults on Reid Race
— Josh Kurtz </p> WISCONSIN Darrow, Farrow Ally as Gillespie Reveals Targets </p> Car dealer Russ Darrow (R) this week received the endorsement of Lt. Gov.
Five for Fighting: Parties Gear Up For Handful of Special Elections
</p> At the end of September the NRCC had $8.8 million left to spend; the DCCC had $6.4 million in the bank.</p> Rep.