California House Race Could Split Delegation
Also on board are the conservative group Club for Growth, former gubernatorial candidate Bill Simon (R) and 1998 Senate nominee Matt Fong (R).
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Would One-Two Punch Sew Up the Race for Howard Dean?
John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Bill Bradley, respectively, just as Barry Goldwater had Nelson Rockefeller, Walter Mondale had Gary Hart and Hubert Humphrey had Eugene McCarthy.
Democrats In a Box on Iraq Supplemental Bill
If they don’t get the answers, however, Democrats may be put in the uncomfortable position of backing the spending bill anyway.
Companies Say Amendment May Curb Mall Events
</p> Without the corporate sponsorships, the National Park Service may be unable to foot the bill for the events.
Democrats Rip Bremer on Iraq
</p> Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) echoed the sentiment, adding that no one had asked him to divide the military money from the reconstruction part.
Partisanship Infiltrates House Admin Panel
it was chaired by now-Ways and Means Chairman Bill Thomas (R-Calif.).
Janklow, Leaders Keep to Themselves
Bill Janklow (R) has so far not sought out the advice of House GOP leaders on his political future, and the chamber’s top Republicans are currently taking a “wait and see” approach to the embattled South
Building a Better Museum
</p> “We chose Chase because he fit the bill for everything we were looking for,” said Carolyn Schwenker Brody, chairwoman of the museum’s board of trustees.
‘The West Wing’ and Presidential Succession: Fact or Fiction?
</p> First, a recap.
No Debating It: Kyl, Dorgan Deserve Credit on Floor Debate
The two leaders, Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) and Minority Leader Thomas Daschle (D-S.D.), will choose an important issue before the nation and Congress — it might be policy toward North Korea,
Running Out of Time Again?
</p> That’s the situation facing House and Senate Republican leaders this week as they approach the end of the federal government’s fiscal year — Sept. 30 — and prepare to pass a stop-gap spending bill
Klayman Announces Bid for Florida Senate Seat
Bill McCollum and Rep. Dave Weldon.
Another Misstep?
</p> Lobbying Onto the Field.
Janklow Mystery Persists
Bill Janklow (R-S.D.) on Monday offered few details about his political future. </p> “I don’t know what’s appropriate at this time,” Janklow said at a Sioux Falls news conference.
Firm Nets $4.2 Million Payday
</p> Late last year, lobbyists for the firm helped tuck a provision into a terrorism reinsurance bill that ensured that their clients could tap into nearly $2 billion in frozen Iraqi assets.
Costa’s Next Stand: Fair Elections
</p> “He is a factor in California politics,” said one Democratic operative.
Breaux Crafts Rival Tort Reform Bill
</p> “The advocates of the bill that came out of committee aren’t interested in addressing the problems they say exist [with the class-action system].
Blackout Signals a Broken System
</p> In fact, the energy bill passed by the House earlier this year (H.R. 6) was crafted to prevent such devastating blackouts.
Reliability Should Be Separate Bill
</p> As a member of the House-Senate energy conference, I agree that our country needs and deserves a good energy bill.
CVC to Get $48M Infusion
</p> House and Senate appropriators agreed to a $3.5 billion spending bill for the legislative branch Wednesday afternoon and paved the way for the first-ever Capitol Police horseback unit.