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</p> The panel approved Chairman Bill Thomas’ (R-Calif.) legislative remedy on Tuesday, but enough opposition remains among the GOP rank and file that it’s unclear whether the bill can make it through
</p> Those options include the fiscal 2004 agriculture spending bill or the expected omnibus spending bill at the end of the session.
</p> The leadership group now includes Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.), Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.), House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Texas), Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D
James Langevin (D-R.I.) sent out a “Dear Colleague” letter last week seeking co-sponsors on his bill to ensure Congressional operations through technology in a time of crisis.
</p> If Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) acquiesces to the request, it would represent the most dramatic step Republicans have taken to date to highlight the filibuster blockade Democrats
</p> “They both had very busy schedules,” said Crider.
</p> Downer did not return calls for comment.
</p> Last week, “in cahoots” with Sens.
</p> Rumsfeld looked at the choices — and objected to having two from the same department at the same university. </p> “Let’s drop the young one,” he said (or words to that effect).
</p> UTAH Bennett Rapped by Consumer Federation </p> Sen.
</p> “People were truly interested in a new campaign and he wasn’t as clearly defined,” added McCurdy. </p> Ex-Rep.
</p> The ambitious agenda Frist set for this week began Monday with debate on an $18 billion foreign operations appropriations bill.
drug bill, the energy bill, a string of appropriations bills, important judicial appointments, and the D.C. school choice legislation.
</p> Wellstone Action has to this point relied on fundraising from its members and a network of other supporters.
</p> Hunter, chairman of the Armed Services panel, has been kept in town debating the Iraqi supplemental funding bill, but Monday worked with Richard Myers, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, for
</p> In 2000, George W.
</p> The international corporate tax bill is one of the few instances where the House has actually been slower than the Senate.
Feingold asked following the defeat of his amendment to the Transportation-Treasury spending bill. </p> Thirty-three of Feingold’s colleagues voted with him.
bipartisan bill.”
Patrick Leahy (Vt.), Jeff Bingaman (N.M.), John Breaux (La.), Byron Dorgan (N.D.), Tom Carper (Del.) and Bill Nelson (Fla.) will also serve as chairmen. Sen.