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Democrats Seek Special Counsel

</p> The gathering focused strictly on Bush’s request for an $87 billion supplemental bill on continuing military operations and reconstruction in two major war fronts, Iraq and Afghanistan.

Santorum Dealt Setback on Welfare

</p> But Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) swatted down Santorum’s proposal and pushed through the six-month extension on Friday.

Senate Bill Repeals Ban On D.C.

</p> The Senate’s version of the bill would repeal a longtime prohibition on the use of locally raised funds to lobby for statehood or full Congressional representation.

Ban the Bucks?

</p> Former President Bill Clinton also floated the idea during his first term in the White House, but opted ultimately not to include it in a suggested package of campaign reform ideas because of constitutional

NRCC Hypocrisy?

</p> “It’s very hypocritical for them to be critical of Republicans when this was a bipartisan bill and both [party] committees engage in telemarketing,” Forti said.

Line-Item Mischief

But Roll Call is always out to protect the American taxpayers, so we pored over every appropriations bill and found what some people might classify as “pork.” Judge for yourselves.

WASHINGTON: Poll Seen as Revealing For Dunn, Nethercutt

Dunn (R) got her first — and potentially strongest — opponent in the 2004 cycle, a Washington-based environmental group released a 2-month-old poll showing that 71 percent of her constituents favor a bill