Healthy Growth
[IMGCAP(1)]</p> In the late 1990s Rosen served as majority counsel for Rep. Bill Thomas (R-Calif.), who at the time chaired the Ways and Means subcommittee on health.
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For Campbell, K Street Is a Home on the Range
And Campbell said that part of his job is to monitor any bill that could interfere with tribal sovereignty.
Hearings Set for Monday
of September — the timetable originally laid out by Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.).
Pass the Shield
</p> Thirty-one states have adopted legislation shielding journalists from being forced to reveal sources, and in 18 others, courts have erected a shield.
Red Tape Keeps Capitol Cops From La.
</p> “I have no idea when it’s going to start.
Congress Should Share A Big Part of the Blame For Katrina Response
[IMGCAP(1)]</p> This is not a time to mince words.
K Street’s Most Urgent Push
</p> “We need to think about how to deal with, at least temporarily, these massive explosions in population growth,” Kaufman said. </p> Former Sen.
Katrina Sinks Estate Tax
</p> Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) announced Monday that the Senate would not take up the estate tax as planned, but would instead focus on legislation related to the hurricane disaster, including
Bush Raises Stakes on Roberts
</p> Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.), in a rare Labor Day meeting with the Capitol press corps, said hearings for Roberts would instead likely begin either Thursday or Monday, which allows
Katrina Response Likely to Delay Adjournment
</p> On Friday, Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) called on Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Chairwoman Susan Collins (R-Maine) to hold hearings on the response of the Federal
Recalling Wellstone’s Impact
Among those hit particularly hard by the tragedy was Bill Lofy, author of the new biography “Paul Wellstone: The Life of a Passionate Progressive” (University of Michigan Press).
Gas Prices Move to Center Stage
Having already made a down payment toward the bill for emergency aid in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, Congressional Republicans return to work this week eager to defuse the explosive issue of soaring
House Approves Emergency Spending Bill
</p> House Members voted by unanimous consent Friday afternoon, following a similar vote in the Senate Thursday night.
Senate Appeals Fees Ruling
</p> The case now awaits action by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Washington, D.C., Circuit.
Anti-tax Conservatives And Business Interests Increasingly At Odds
</p> If there is a ground zero for this intraparty skirmishing, it’s Colorado, where the Republican governor, Bill Owens, and major business groups have joined Democrats in backing a pair of ballot measures
Woolsey Renews Push for Exit Strategy in Iraq
</p> “I have called on the president to develop a plan to bring the troops home from Iraq, and of course he’s not doing that.
Why Not the Best? Could Jimmy Carter Get Elected in 2008?
</p> A Southerner with a proven ability to win Southern states? Check. </p> A religious man who walks the walk as well as he talks the talk? Check.
Off Hill, CVC Is ‘Truly Impressive’
</p> Coons called his tour of the site an “inspiring” visit.
Missouri Breaks for DSCC
</p> She is critical of Talent’s vote for the energy bill in light of rising gas prices and the tax breaks it included for energy companies, and accuses him of “standing idly by” while Missouri’s Medicaid