A Worldly Fellow
John Olver (D-Mass.), take the House floor to help introduce the Transportation appropriations bill early last month, Bob Letteney experienced one of those moments where a Member throws his staffer an
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French Kiss
</p> As they tout the colorful new $20 bill, the Treasury Department is running ads in all of the major newsweeklies with this tagline: “The New Color of Money: Safer. Smarter. More Secure.”
Members Target OPM Rule
Frank Wolf (R-Va.) plan to introduce an amendment during the conference on the fiscal 2004 Transportation and Treasury appropriations bill that would prevent OPM from using funds to “implement, administer
VIRGINIA: Byrne Skips Challenge to Rep. Moran in 2004
</p> Despite this Republican edge, Sandlin has won re-election three times, never dipping below 56 percent. </p> Meanwhile, Rep.
Sooner or Later in Okla.
</p> Rep.
Dreier May Spark Committee Shuffle
Chairman Bill Young (R-Fla.), to expect one as well.
Votes ‘Not There’ for Pickering
</p> Sen. Bill Nelson (D-Fla.), who had previously supported a controversial judicial nominee, Miguel Estrada, said Tuesday he’s opposed to Pickering.
It’s Time to Consider Ending Lifetime Judicial Appointments
This was a worse record by far than President Bill Clinton had in his first two years (but better by far than Clinton did in his last two years, when more than 40 judicial nominations were left hanging
Things That Make You Go, “Hmmm”
</p> Even so, Democrats who support the class action bill say Daschle’s appeal will probably work well enough on the rank and file to prevent Senate Republicans from officially moving to the bill this
Cops Extend Mandatory Retirement Waiver
</p> The Capitol Police Board — which consists of Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Pickle, House Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Livingood, Architect of the Capitol Alan Hantman and Police Chief Terrance Gainer — does
Republicans Weary of Job Losses
</p> Hoekstra did acknowledge, however, that his support came after House GOP leaders had agreed to bring up H.R. 1829, his bill to reform Federal Prison Industries Inc.
Santorum Urges Swift Medicare Action
</p> Since August, though, Democrats have shown more movement in the positive category.
Tauzin’s Club Fuels Exit Talk
Bill Brewster (D-Okla.), a longtime Tauzin confidant and now a Washington lobbyist.
Retreat Relocation
</p> The Caucus is still working on the details for the conference, which last year drew former President Bill Clinton as its key speaker and a record 158 Members.
A Look at Tennessee
For aspiring Tennessee politicians, the 2004 elections are merely a hurdle on the way to 2006, when Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R) will step down and Gov.
Demand a Recount, er, Re-park
</p> But most insiders were simply amused about being included in the rogue’s gallery. “I am Deadbeat Number One and I won’t pay my bill until they take me to court,” Bedard told HOH with a laugh.
Approps Hopefuls Rake In The Cash
</p> Appropriations Chairman Bill Young (R-Fla.) will have to surrender the gavel after this term due to term limits, and while Regula is now second to Young on the panel roster, he has been seen as
Re-Redistricting Redux?
Bill Richardson (D) and legislative leaders have not ruled out the possibility of revisiting Congressional redistricting now that their Republican neighbors in Texas and Colorado have drawn new maps to
TEXAS: Republicans Starting to Jump Into House Races
</p> State Rep.
Capitol Site For Museum Less Likely
</p> But several sources indicate this option will be part of the new bill.</p> “Mr. Lewis, Mr.