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Cullen to Lead DeLay Defense
</p> Cullen has also represented big corporations in federal probes, including Boeing and Time Warner.
Republicans for Reid
</p> Another Stem-Cell Spat. Rep.
Special Election in the O.C.
</p> Within minutes after President Bush announced the nomination of Rep.
Bush Targets N.D., Fla. Races
</p> In Florida, White House senior adviser Karl Rove has spoken with Rep. Katherine Harris (R) two or three times in the last month to discuss her possible candidacy against Sen. Bill Nelson (D).
Dingell’s Powerful Wife: Bridge Between Michigan and D.C
</p> The effort is still a long shot.
2003: War and ‘Freedom’ on Capitol Hill
Bill Janklow (R-S.D.), from Rep.
The Fox Factor
</p> A News Corp. spokesman did not return a call for comment. </p> Friend or Foe?
Will Bush’s Idealism Lead U.S. To Lose ‘War With Islam’?
Wilson to contemporaries Francis Fukuyama, Thomas Friedman, Bill Kristol and Paul Wolfowitz, in trying to impose Western democracy on the world, especially the Islamic world.
Blumenauer Bolsters Staff
</p> James Koski has been promoted from legislative director to deputy chief of staff.
Hopefuls Eye Cox Gavel
</p> The most intriguing name circulating in Republican circles is that of Rep.
Hey, Buddy, Got a Light? Apparently, Congress Does
their flights as part of an intelligence reform bill.
Bush Turns to House for Help
</p> Much of the same story holds in Cox’s southern California 48th district.
Nelson, Pryor Work to Hone the Art of the Deal
</p> “They were the force that always wanted to go for it,” said Sen.
Always More Lobbying. Always.
</p> Wal-Mart’s former top lobbyist Erik Winborn resigned from the company in early March. </p> In January, under Winborn, Wal-Mart’s office had three people.
A Frequent Critic Gets Hastert’s Aid
</p> ‘An Olive Branch’ </p> Hastert began with his usual stump speech, comparing his current job with his previous experience as a teacher, coach and school bus driver.
Wired for Progress
</p> KONDRACKE: Now the first bill is the digital television bill … </p> BARTON: The Telecom Act of 1996 required the broadcasters to be able to broadcast digitally within 10 years.
Remaps Revisited
</p> A bill proposed by Rep. John Tanner (D-Tenn.) and other conservative Blue Dog Democrats is designed to ease this situation.
Camp, Foley Reimburse Ripon for Expenses
</p> Camp, who received a bill from Ripon for almost $5,000, has decided to pay for the entire trip, totaling more than $9,000, out of campaign funds.
How Many Warnings Does Congress Need Before Protecting Itself?
Then-Judiciary Chairman Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) did nothing to move the bill through the full committee, and nothing has been done to revive the issue in this Congress.