Hatch: Judiciary Will Reconsider Pickering
</p> “We’re going to put him on the agenda,” Hatch said.</p> He said the precise timing had not been determined yet, but a decision is at hand. “That’s being determined right now.
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Collins Says He’s in Race to Stay
</p> When pressed further, Collins said his “intent” is to run for Senate. </p> “I’m running for the Senate,” Collins insisted. “I look forward to serving in it.”
Chairmen: LOC Cops Get Enough Training
The merger is mandated by the 2003 omnibus spending bill.</p> Rep.
Name That Tune
</p> Sounds like politics after all. </p> Cummings for President? Rep.
Dreams Deferred
Bill Richardson (D) was sworn in as governor of New Mexico earlier this year, he became the first Hispanic chief executive in the Land of Enchantment since 1986.
Redistricting Two-Step to Resume Monday
</p> Gov. Rick Perry (R) called the session Tuesday after state Sen.
Dayton, Lott Spar
</p> Dayton is angry with Lott for inserting a provision into the Federal Aviation Administration reauthorization bill that limits the use of federal dollars to help pay to soundproof homes surrounding
Candidates Turn Up Heat on Members
</p> Both Rep. Richard Gephardt (D-Mo.) and Sen.
Child Tax Credit All But Dead
</p> “I think it’s unfortunately fading away,” Sen. Max Baucus (D-Mont.), ranking member of the Finance Committee, said of the ability to conference the bill with the House.
Tobacco Deal Nearly Done
</p> Gregg’s bill appeals to Democrats and moderate Republicans who want the government to crack down on the industry.
Feingold Plans Last-Ditch Effort to Block COLA
</p> As in years past, Feingold will try to amend one of the 13 appropriations bills, probably the Transportation-Treasury bill.
Democrats Focus On Halliburton
</p> House Appropriations Chairman Bill Young (R-Fla.) discussed the measure with OMB Director Josh Bolton on Sunday, but Young has not yet decided when his committee will take up the measure.
Kingston, Moran Split Over Tunnel
</p> The Senate included $47.8 million for the CVC in its version of the fiscal 2004 legislative branch appropriations bill.
Wadhams Weighs Future
</p> “I’m always doing everything, every day to promote the candidates I work for,” Wadhams said. </p> Sen.
Early Decision
</p> Along with every other observer of the justices’ questions, we have no idea how the court’s majority will rule.
What Would Jesus Brew?
</p> After some digging, Walsh </p> quickly discovered that the House’s contractor had merely slipped up and delivered the wrong cups. </p> “The vendor screwed up,” Walsh said.
As Issues Pile Up, Bush Needs New Approach With Hill
</p> All this suggests that the fall will be a remarkably difficult and contentious time.
Continuity, Continued: Hearing Attracts Little Attention
</p> But none of the committee members, save the acting chairman, was there to hear it. </p> Sen.
The Roadmap: Calling Dr. Frist
</p> Specifically, Santorum wants the Senate to: finish the energy bill conference; bring up a bill to end asbestos lawsuits by creating a centralized fund for victims; pass the class-action bill to make
Continuity, Not Security, at Issue on 9/11 Anniversary
Christopher Cox (R-Calif.) and Martin Frost (D-Texas) have proposed a similar bill amending the Presidential Succession Act that would also address the line of succession if the president, vice president