Hot War
</p> Billed as a way to boost the lobbying disclosure act and rules that govern privately funded travel, the Feingold bill (sans co-sponsors, at least for now) calls for quarterly reporting, with more
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Eminently Unfair?
</p> The task force, which will be headed by Rep.
Delayed Court Pick Unexpected
</p> “The thing really starts when the nominee comes,” he said.
Helping Those Who Serve
</p> Rep.
Cunningham’s Aftermath
Bill Morrow, former state Assemblyman Howard Kaloogian and San Diego County Supervisor Pam Slater-Price, signaled their intention to run.
G-8 Is Not Enough
</p> But this year, aid boosters have some new weapons in their lobbying arsenal.
Buckeye State Implosion for the GOP?
Senate or president) since 1996, when incumbent President Bill Clinton carried Ohio in his bid for re-election.
CVC Could Be Delayed Further
</p> ‘“There is no basis for the number — it was simply put there,” Hixon said.
Cunningham Announces He Will Retire at End of Congress Cunningham Announces He Will Retire at End of Congress Cunningham Announces He Will Retire at End of Congress
</p> Cunningham also plans to sell his house in San Diego and donate part of the proceeds to three local charities.
Cunningham Announces He Will Retire at End of 109th Congress
</p> Cunningham also plans to sell his house in San Diego and donate part of the proceeds to three local charities.
Cunningham Announces He Will Retire at End of Congress Cunningham Announces He Will Retire at End of Congress Cunningham Announces He Will Retire at End of Congress
</p> Cunningham also plans to sell his house in San Diego and donate part of the proceeds to three local charities.
FEC Approves Paycheck Deductions for Trade Association PACs
</p> Bill Miller, the vice president for Congressional affairs and political director for the U.S.
Alternate Pushed for Stem Cells
</p> Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) has been working to craft an alternative to the House bill that appears to have the support of at least two Republicans — Sens.
Police Merger A Step Closer
the fiscal 2003 omnibus appropriations bill.
Jane Abraham Decides Against ’06 Senate Run in Michigan
</p> State Assembly Speaker Fabian Nuñez (D) and state Senate President Pro Tem Don Perata (D) agree with Attorney General Bill Lockyer (D) that the redistricting measure, Proposition 77, should not go
House Democrats Become iPod People
</p> “Trapped in the car with a Rush Limbaugh fan?” the Democrats ask prospective users. “Are some rude passengers on the bus blasting ‘Best of Bill O’Reilly, Volume 3’ from their boom box?
Laughs for the Left and Right
</p> When the pink neon lights flashed to signal the start of the show, the audience grew quiet, but not for long.
Rangel Fundraiser to Take on Kelly
</p> Whether Rigger fits the bill is hard to say; Republicans do not appear to be worried at this early stage.
Congressional Democrats Hammer Rove
</p> Specter’s hearing comes as the political furor over Rove continues to build.
Politicians Who Are Downwardly Mobile, By Choice or Not
Arthur Ravenel (R-S.C.), Bill Schuette (R-Mich.) and ex-Sen. Gordon Humphrey (R-N.H.). And former Rep. Steve Kuykendall (R-Calif.) lost a bid for the state Senate last fall.