Most Farms Don’t Feel The Pinch of Estate Tax
</p> This revelation shines a bright light on the most emotional appeals </p> being advanced as reasons to repeal the estate tax.
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VolPac Raises $1.9M in Six Months
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) raised nearly $2 million for his political action committee in the first half of the year, his largest six-month cash haul ever and twice the amount pulled in
Gainer, Deputies Surrender Comp Time
— have accrued hundreds of hours of compensatory time while serving in their posts, despite prohibitions on the practice that went into effect under the fiscal 2003 omnibus spending bill.
Most Senate Contenders Hold Back on Roberts
Rosalind Kurita, one of two Democrats running to replace Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.). Kurita said she would have “serious reservations” about voting to confirm Roberts.
Outdated Tax Deserves A Repeal
</p> Overall, getting rid of federal death taxes would bring a welcome certainty to the tax code.
Permanent Repeal Protects Families
</p> The examples go on and on. People spend their whole lives paying taxes.
One of Their Own
</p> “He is fair-minded and of unquestioned integrity,” Gorrell added.
‘Unfair’ Tax Places Burden on Heirs
This bill, approved by a bipartisan 272-162 margin, would bury the death tax once and for all.
Behind Closed Doors
</p> Instead, the job of filling in the blanks has been left to future generations. </p> In 1957, a committee headed by then-Sen. John F.
Senate Considers Unlimited Fund Transfers For Leadership PACs
A provision that would allow so-called leadership PACs to transfer unlimited funds to national party committees was added to an appropriations bill in the Senate earlier this week.
Liberal 527 Group Scales Back Operations
</p> But Bush’s victory, combined with acknowledged “donor fatigue” on the left, has made it hard for ACT to continue operations.
Reformers Back Bill on Redistricting
</p> So far, 32 Members have signed on to the bill, including one Republican.
Oct. 1 Adjournment Hopes Evaporating
</p> Indeed, though the Senate has passed five measures and the House has passed its full slate, not one appropriations bill has been sent to the president and House-Senate conference negotiations on
Does Bush Really Back New Energy, Environment Policy?
</p> The bill represents what amounts to an emerging national consensus on energy and the environment — that to become more energy-independent and to combat climate change, the United States needs to
Dozens At Starting Gate For Cunningham’s Seat
Bill Morrow and businessman George Schwartzman, but several others could follow. </p> Kaloogian and Morrow are rock-ribbed conservatives who are considered serious contenders.
Closing Out His Tab
</p> According to a Lampson campaign aide, the former lawmaker, who is seeking to unseat House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R) in the 2006 election, completed paying the bill in June.
Longtime Banking Aide Mary Layton Dies at 84
</p> Paul Nelson, former majority staff director of the House Banking Committee, began his work with her in 1966.
Brewing Up a Congressional Campaign
</p> Boundy was the deputy political director of the AFL-CIO and worked in the Department of Labor under then-President Bill Clinton.
CBC and The Juice
</p> “You’re talking about bombing Mecca,” the talk show host clarified. </p> “Yes,” Tancredo answered. </p> Tancredo later said he was “just throwing out some ideas.”
Practical Jokes, Formalities Marked Historic Nomination
</p> “No, this is Arlen Specter,” the chairman said, before he caught on to the prankster. </p> “Then I recognized it was the president’s voice,” Specter recalled Wednesday.