Tiger Troubles May Spark Crackdown
</p> Ensign, who introduced a bill on the topic in January, said he hopes the new attention will help him move the legislation through the Senate this week.
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Frist Eyes Nov. 7 Adjournment
</p> Sen. Sam Brownback (R-Kan.) has a bill on the Senate calendar that would prevent physicians from using military facilities to perform an abortion without parental consent. And Sen.
House Admin Requests BCRA Symposium
</p> The panel’s ranking member, Rep.
Livingston’s Big Deal
</p> This summer, Northpoint lobbyists added the measure to the appropriations bill funding the FCC.
As Supplemental Heads to Conference, Members Warn of Cautionary Tale in Afghanistan Funding
</p> Although modest sums have also been included in the mammoth $87 billion supplemental spending bill for Afghanistan’s reconstruction, Members are using the war-torn nation as an example of what not
At Last, Bush Begins Countering Bad News From Iraq With Good
[IMGCAP(1)] </p> OK, it wasn’t a scientific sample.
Sweet 16
</p> Hyde, who chaired the Judiciary Committee during the impeachment proceedings against then-President Bill Clinton, has represented the suburban Chicago 6th district since 1974.
Oh, Doctor
In a scene that could provide some interesting footage for a potential presidential run down the road, Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) is holding a reunion this week for some of the 150 people
Hillary’s Hirings
will not be the first time Tanden has worked under Clinton; she was the deputy campaign manager and policy director for Clinton’s 2000 Senate campaign and also served in the White House under President Bill
Republicans Lead Way in WH Giving
</p> Six Senators also gave to Bush, with Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (Tenn.) and Sen. Conrad Burns (Mont.) leading the way by each chipping in $5,000 from their leadership committees.
Graham’s Backers Courted by Rivals
Bill Nelson (Fla.) said Friday he has been contacted by a number of the campaigns but declined to name names.
Small Tobacco
</p> That lobbying campaign is being organized by Alan Weisman of Howrey, Simon, Arnold & White. </p> K Street GOTV.
Friends in High Places
</p> After running unsuccessfully for state </p> attorney general, Williamson opened up a small lobbying shop in Austin.
Rice Caught Up in Supplemental Spat
</p> The language was added to the $87 billion supplemental spending bill for Iraq by House Appropriations Chairman Bill Young (R-Fla.) during his panel’s markup of the bill last Thursday.
Sakakawea Arrives
</p> The statue will be dedicated at a 2 p.m. ceremony in the Rotunda, featuring House and Senate leadership as well as Three Affiliated Tribes Chairman Tex Hall.
Will Democrats Take ‘Bug Out’ Stance on Iraq?
[IMGCAP(1)] </p> Another candidate, Sen.
Ex-White House Photographer’s Work on Display
from Gerald Ford to Bill Clinton, as well as a number of magazine covers and enlarged photos.
Iraq Vote Goes Down to Wire
And Wednesday, the Congressional Black Caucus announced unanimous opposition to the bill.
Morning Danish
</p> A Big Score for Hostetler.
Court Hears Appeal of Anthrax Hoax Conviction
</p> “The oral argument went well in our view, but we cannot predict how the court will rule,” appellate counsel Eli Gottesdiener said.