Abduction May Prompt Expansion
</p> The plan received mixed reaction from Members, and although Congress expanded the department’s jurisdiction in the fiscal 2004 legislative branch appropriations bill — adding areas along the National
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California Aftershocks
</p> “You always watch,” he said. “But I look at it at this point as unique to California.”
Hammer Falls in Texas; Democrats in Jeopardy
</p> The Democrat most affected by the new map is Rep.
Rothenberg: For DLC, 2004 Presidential Race a Defining Event
</p> From built an organization that achieved its greatest influence last decade, when former DLC Chairman Bill Clinton served two terms in the nation’s top office.
House Votes to Transfer Select Printing Committee Staff to GPO
A House aide said the Senate is likewise expected to pass the bill in coming weeks.
Short Week’s Agenda Dominated by Supplemental Mark-up
</p> And mark-up of that much-debated bill will dominate an otherwise light day-and-a-half workweek. </p> The Appropriations Committee will take up the supplemental at 10 a.m.
Kerry Earns Labor-Friendly Pascrell’s Endorsement
Bill Pascrell, a New Jersey Democrat with strong connections to organized labor in his state.
Sen. Bob Graham Drops Out of Presidential Race
</p> Opinions are divided about what the Florida Senator will do.
Ex-Rep. Reynolds Seeks to Overcome Conviction, Displace Jackson
Mel Reynolds (D-Ill.), a convicted felon whose prison term was commuted by then-President Bill Clinton, launched a full-throttle campaign Tuesday to regain his former House seat.
Nickles Announces His Retirement
</p> Three would-be candidates have been diligently preparing for the possibility of an open-seat contest. </p> On the Democratic side, Rep.
Inhofe Considers Rules Amendment
For example, the Finance Committee requires that a quorum include at least one member from each party to be present when the full committee votes on a bill or a nomination.
GOP Turns to Israeli Lobby to Boost Iraq Support
Bob Graham and Bill Nelson, among others.
Dean Plus Schwarzenegger Equals Nothing
He wasn’t wildly popular last year when he was re-elected, and he won a second term only because voters grudgingly preferred him over Republican Bill Simon, whom Davis successfully portrayed as extreme
Horsefood?
</p> Southern hopes to work its magic again this fall as Republicans in the House and Senate prepare final language on electricity that will be added to a comprehensive energy bill.
Children’s Museum Gets New Designation
</p> The bill states that the Capitol Hill Children’s Museum be designated the National Children’s Museum, and it’s a small but important change, said Shelly Goode, the museum’s vice president for external
Watts Shining Bright on K Street
</p> On K Street, Watts works on a number of interesting issues.
Davis Leaves Boggs
</p> Davis, who was dubbed the “minister of scandal” for guiding former President Bill Clinton through a string of high-profile scandals with mixed success, will move his growing practice 10 blocks down
To Fight Bad News, GOP Claims ‘It’s Better Than It Looks’
Bill Clinton’s in 1995.
Mistaken Identity
</p> 60-Minute Roast.
GOP Pollsters Insist Dean Can Beat Bush
</p> Florida Gov. Jeb Bush (R) offered less measured remarks on the topic last week.</p> “Dean’s my man.