Washington: McGavick Finally Makes His Senate Bid Official
Attorney Bill Mitchell, former Defense Department employee Greg Rublee and real estate agent Fred Taylor are also seeking the party’s nod.
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For LBJ, the Wait Goes On
</p> A bill to rename the Education building after Johnson had bipartisan support in the previous Congress, with Texas Reps. Joe Barton (R) and Gene Green (D) co-sponsoring it.
‘Gold Watch’ Watch: Any Retirees on the Horizon?
</p> So what do the numbers reveal? </p> Rep.
Dingell’s Landmark, a Horse-Meat Mess and Blunt’s Transfers
</p> First on the agenda is Rep.
Shot, or Not
</p> Going for Doha.
Yes on Katrina Funding, No on Alaska Paying the Bill Alone
</p> Ms. Brazile asks, “Can you imagine losing everything?” As a matter of fact, I can.
Hill Remembers Parks as Hero, Aide
</p> Conyers was not the only Member to have a close personal relationship with Parks, however. </p> “She inspired me and my generation to stand up,” said Rep.
Ohio Democrats Welcome Primary
</p> Bill Burga, president of the Ohio AFL-CIO, said at this early point his organization is content to stay out of the contest.
Kentucky: Conway Confers in D.C. on Northup Challenge
</p> — Nicole Duran </p> Florida: Ex-Rep. Miller Aiding Hudson’s House Bid </p> Former Rep.
Approps Chairmen Vow to Finish by Thanksgiving
</p> Indeed, the Agriculture appropriations bill is likely to be cleared by both chambers this week, he noted.
Some Lobbyists Look to Win in Reconciliation
</p> Consider the issue of digital television, which is almost certain to be a part of the final bill.
House Moving on VRA
</p> In fact, Conyers suggested that the reauthorization bill could move as early as December, should Congress return to Capitol Hill after the Thanksgiving recess.
Veterans History, in Print
</p> In October 2000, President Bill Clinton signed the bill into law, and the Veterans History Project was born.
McNulty Named No. 2 at Justice Dept.
A key Republican player in the 1998 impeachment of then-President Bill Clinton was tapped Friday by President Bush to take over the No. 2 post at the Justice Department.
DCCC Nationalizes ’06, One District at a Time
</p> “These special-interest reports help to spell out exactly how huge corporations benefit as Republican incumbents leave middle class families behind,” said DCCC Communications Director Bill Burton
Maryland: Cardin Leads Steele in New Independent Poll
— Josh Kurtz </p> <P>Quinter Drops Out of Race for Cardin’s Seat </P></p> State Del. Neil Quinter (D) last week dropped his bid to replace Rep.
An Open Letter to Sen. Ted Stevens on Disaster Spending
But, I don’t have the pockets of Oprah, Bono, Bill Gates or the numerous millionaires in the U.S. Senate. I do not envy anyone who is rich. Hey, God bless every rich man and woman in the world.
Sheriff’s On His Way
</p> “It doesn’t speak that well of Butler’s candidacy” that national GOP leaders are now talking to Bouchard, said Bill Ballenger, editor of the Inside Michigan Politics newsletter.
Many Republicans Look Ready to Gamble on Immigration Reform
</p> McCain’s Senate colleague in the Grand Canyon State, Jon Kyl (R), not only hasn’t signed onto McCain’s bill, but he and Sen.
Planning Dingell’s Gala: No Detail Was Too Small
John Dingell (D-Mich.) was mired in the details of the energy bill, his wife set to work “going through the files” in his Rayburn Building office in search of photographs and other artifacts to help commemorate