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</p> In the Republican Party, they ought to do so by defending Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (Tenn.) against right-wing attacks for bucking President Bush (and Christian conservatives) over embryonic
</p> “I don’t know if it sends a good message if the money is just for you,” said one adviser.
next year, spokesman Bill Burton said.
</p> Bill Samuel, the AFL-CIO’s top lobbyist added: “The break is clean. It has to be that way according to our constitution and according to democratic principles.
</p> She’s not kidding. </p> The early August inbox of one male GOP lobbyist reads like a Saturday afternoon network TV lineup.
</p> Under a provision included in the fiscal 2006 legislative branch spending bill, which both chambers approved last week, the Capitol Police will receive funds for an additional 43 officers who will
</p> The Nevada lawmaker, himself a former Capitol Police officer, cited the report accompanying the $3.8 billion appropriations bill, in which House and Senate appropriators censured the management of
[IMGCAP(1)]</p> Several of Moran’s Yellowstone images are included in the exhibit, “Drawn to Yellowstone: Artists in America’s First National Park,” now on view at the Buffalo Bill Historical Center in
</p> He’s even represented two legislative bodies in two impeachment trials: He was outside counsel to then-Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle in the impeachment trial of then-President Bill Clinton as
</p> While the packet does include a one-page section on Social Security — a set of questions and answers on the leadership-backed GROW accounts bill — the topic is not being pushed by GOP leaders with
In May, the House passed a bill with modest upgrades, 416-9.
</p> Bradbury is a native of Columbus, Ga., and earned degrees in political science and international studies from the University of Richmond.
</p> Jernigan’s lawyers declined to comment for the record.
</p> Dingell almost literally grew up in the House.
Kennedy, the ranking member on the Senate Judiciary Committee, plans to introduce a bipartisan reauthorization bill with Sen. Arlen Specter (R-Pa.), the panel’s chairman, after Labor Day.
</p> “Our job was to make sure that these Members heard from the business leaders in their states,” said Bill Miller, political director and vice president for Congressional affairs at the U.S.
Bill Nelson (D-Fla.). </p> Byrd could face his first-ever competitive Senate race if Rep. Shelley Moore Capito (R) decides to run. Casey is challenging Sen.
</p> “We are up on TV and we are standing with Paul Hackett because he stood with the United States in battle,” said DCCC spokesman Bill Burton.
Rob Portman’s (R-Ohio) seat still vacant, the bill only needed 217 votes to pass instead of the usual 218.</p> At that point, seven lawmakers had yet to cast a vote: Republican Reps.
Sources in the room said Pelosi was furious at the outcome and the votes of some of the 15 Democrats — notably some in safe districts — who joined the Republicans to pass the bill.