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Staving Off a ‘Lonely Victory’
Mark Dayton (Minn.), Maria Cantwell (Wash.) and Bill Nelson (Fla.).</p> “All the elements are in place for a durable majority,” Winston, the GOP pollster, said.
The Next Chairmen: Congress Poised to Get New Money Men
</p> Both Senate Appropriations Chairman Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) and House Appropriations Chairman Bill Young (R-Fla.) will hit their term limits at the end of the 108th Congress.
White House ’08: A Wide-Open Field
</p> That would open the door to at least a half-dozen ambitious Senate Republicans, a group that is expected to be led by Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) and possibly several members of his leadership
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Democrats Coping, Plotting
</p> “We substitute message for strategy,” the source added.
Estrada’s Withdrawal Prompts Renewed Sniping Over Judicial Nominations
</p> Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) declined to speculate as to whether he would push to the floor his proposal to end filibusters, or whether he would go the so-called “nuclear” route and institute
Outreach to Lobbyists: Like the GOP Before, Democrats Turn to K Street
</p> Now the Democrats are fighting back.
Keeping Watch: Agency Marks 175 Years
</p> ‘We Had No Training’ </p> The patronage system would continue to shape the law-enforcement agency until it was dismantled in the early 1970s.
The Roll Call 50 Richest: Gainers and Losers
</p> 16. Sen. Bill Frist (R-Tenn.), $16 million </p> The Senate Majority Leader has most of his $15 million-plus assets in blind trusts.
U.S. Must Repeal ETI Provisions
This bill extends the 50 percent bonus depreciation through Dec. 31, 2005. </p> • Leasehold and restaurant improvements ($7 billion).
Senate Republicans Seek Mid-October Exit
</p> But Senate Democrats are already lashing out at the GOP plan, claiming it could neglect such key priorities as passage of a Medicare prescription drug bill and delay reauthorization of a massive,
Weight and See
</p> “Ever since we passed the drug reimportation bill I’m scared to turn on the car,” he said. “So I’m running and biking everywhere.”</p> </p> Barton-in-a-Box. Two staffers for Rep.
EU Sanctions Would Hurt U.S. Businesses
</p> H.R. 1769, Crane-Rangel-Manzullo-Levin Bill </p> In April of this year, I, along with my good friends Reps.
What I Did on My Summer Vacation
</p> Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.): Learned to do hair in the dark. </p> Rep. Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.): No public events. </p> Rep.
Dean Presents a Target By Opposing Bipartisan Education Reforms
</p> On Aug. 21, issuing a report titled “Broken Promises — the GOP Record on Education,” Rep.
Lawmakers Warm to Dean
</p> And the approval of the civil union bill when he was the governor of Vermont could hurt Dean in the socially conservative South, some Capitol Hill insiders suggested.
Merger Mania: Democratic Polling Firms May Join Forces
</p> Ken Sunshine, a spokesman for Global Strategy Group, confirmed Wednesday that “discussions are ongoing,” but said that no definite agreement has been reached. </p> “Stay tuned,” he said.
Agricultural Trade Playing Field Must be Leveled
</p> Our troubles with our neighbor to the north are but the tip of the iceberg.
NFL Kicks Off on the Mall
</p> “The National Mall is truly the world’s longest football field and will be a great backdrop for this tribute,” said NFL Director of Communications Brian McCarthy.