New Mexico: If AG Declines, Legislator Will Consider House Bid
</p> “This is about getting the best possible DA for Brooklyn at this time,” he told the paper. — J.K. </p> OKLAHOMA Istook Ponders a Run for Governor in 2006 </p> Rep.
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Congress to Return Friday for Katrina Aid Package
</p> President Bush is scheduled to speak with Congressional leaders during a 3:30 p.m. conference call to talk about the emergency supplemental bill, Congressional aides said.
Pelosi Calls for Emergency Session to Pass Relief Bill
</p> “Given the scope of this disaster, I believe that Congress should return to Washington immediately, and pass a bill this week to provide the assistance needed to restore the lives of families and
Louisiana Lawmakers Prepare to Act Once Katrina Subsides
Bill Jefferson (D-La.) was also with his family, though in Lake Charles, according to spokeswoman Melanie Rouffell.
GOP Claiming Big Momentum
</p> “I don’t know what the odds of getting a Social Security bill through are, but they are better than they were in June,” said Charlie Black, a Republican lobbyist with close ties to the White House
Late End to Session Likely
In the latest sign that Republican Congressional leaders have given up on trying to finish business by the beginning of October, Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) announced last week that the
Has Museum’s Time Come?
</p> Now with the Senate passage earlier this month of a bill designating the Old Post Office building Pavilion Annex on Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest as the site of the proposed museum, museum officials
OHIO: Hackett, in DCCC Appeal, Calls His Ohio Loss a Template
way,” said entrepreneur Bill Mundell, the group’s chairman
More Police to Lose Comp Time
</p> At the end of July, House and Senate appropriators issued a sharp reprimand to Capitol Police officials in the fiscal 2006 legislative branch spending bill, criticizing the department’s management
Book Dishes a Lott of Dirt
</p> The Mississippi Republican charges that Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) and former Sen. Don Nickles (R-Okla.) seized on his “innocent and thoughtless remark” about former Sen.
Former Sen. Jesse Helms: A Life in Unusual Review
And a good editor might have caught needless repetitions (on one page the reader is reminded no less than three times by Helms that President Bill Clinton’s reluctance to get behind missile defense legislation
Site for Sore Eyes
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Is the Politics of Pork Poisoning Our Democracy?
</p> Back in the 1980s and early 1990s, then-Rep.
The GOP Won Big On Legislation, the Rafael Palmeiro Way
</p> The energy bill is ridiculously pork-laden.
Provision Splits Frist, McCain
</p> Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.), whose presidential aspirations would be greatly boosted if the provision were to become law, said before the start of the recess that he is “very supportive”
In Ohio, Hackett Loses, but Finds a Sweet Spot in Campaign History
</p> A race that closely mirrored Hackett’s is the contest to succeed longtime Rep. Bill Shuster (R-Pa.) in 2001.
New 527 Jolts Stem-Cell Debate
</p> Despite its infancy, StemPAC made a media splash the week of July 25, when it announced plans to run ads criticizing Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist’s (R-Tenn.) apparent opposition to stem-cell
PFA Receives $1 Million From Head of Univision
</p> PFA has fared better recently than America Coming Together, the largest pro-Democratic 527 operation during the 2004 presidential election.
Bense Skips Senate Bid in Florida, Leaving Field to Harris
Bill Nelson (D) next year, unless another major figure decides to jump into the race.
Making Trade an Issue: Will the Fourth Time Finally Be the Charm?
</p> And it flopped in 2002, when Democrats targeted North Carolina Rep. Robin Hayes (R) for ultimately supporting a bill to give President Bush trade promotion authority.