Cessna Spooks Capitol
</p> Congressional law enforcement officials commended the process: “It went extremely well,” asserted House Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Livingood. </p> Rep.
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Lobby Reform Bill Readied
</p> Instead of the bill, Cantor said he favored exploring reforms to lobbying rules through the House ethics committee.
Frist, Reid To Lobby Business
</p> Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) and other GOP leaders will meet with members of the Business Roundtable in the morning.
Cancer Claims Long-Time CRS Aide Charlotte Fraas
</p> Fraas began her career on Capitol Hill in 1970 when she joined CRS as an analyst.
Judges Fight Set For Next Week
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) set the stage Tuesday for the final showdown over judicial filibusters, declaring that he would bring up judicial nominees for floor debate next week.
Avoid the War
</p> In numerous ways, the Founding Fathers intended the Senate to be more deliberate than the House, to reflect considered judgment rather than the immediate will of the popular majority.
Remembering the Champion of the Innocent
</p> The event, which will run from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Senate Caucus Room, will feature an “eclectic </p> mix” of speakers, according to Leahy spokesman Tim Rieser.
On Social Security, Democrats Offer ‘No Deal,’ Not New Deal
</p> The bottom line: If nothing is done before 2041, the system will default and benefit levels will automatically be reduced by 27 percent for all workers. </p> The choice is simple.
DeLay Con Carnie
</p> Armey added that Abramoff “doesn’t look like someone you would take to church and then home to meet your mother.” </p> Former Sen.
House Democrats Look to Veterans on Dues
</p> Among those Members who have yet to pay dues but who are sitting on sizable war chests are: Reps.
Hope Springs Eternal For Approps Progress
</p> Meanwhile, subcommittee markups of an expected $85.2 billion “military quality of life” spending bill and a $29.7 billion Energy and water funding measure are looming on Thursday.
Hillary Watch
The conservative watchdog group Judicial Watch, which made a name for itself probing former President Bill Clinton, filed an ethics complaint Monday against Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.).
Roll Call Casualty List
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No One Is Above The Rules Of the House
</p> [IMGCAP(1)]We’ll soon find out.
What’s Wrong With President Bush’s Gang of Seven
</p> On this fourth anniversary of President Bush’s first batch of judicial nominations, and as Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) seems ready to pull the trigger on his “nuclear option,” it’
Roll Call’s 10 Best Senate Races
Bill Brock (R) </p> If Tower’s victory telegraphed the political change coming to the South, Gore’s loss to Brock left no question that the change was well under way.
GOP Pressures Nebraska Governor
</p> Heineman would fit that bill although his own past in elected office is brief.
Partisanship Is Nothing New When It Comes to Judicial Nominees
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (Tenn.), who is also a 2008 Republican presidential contender, is threatening to go “nuclear” and remove the Senate’s filibuster rules for considering judicial nominees
Sherwood Update
</p> During her alleged fling with the 64-year-old Congressman, Ore, 29, interned ever so briefly in Rep. Bill Shuster’s (R-Pa.) office.
Nuclear Debate Gets Personal
</p> In the meantime, Reid and Democrats pounded at the motives of Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) in pushing to end judicial filibusters by invoking a rarely used maneuver to change Senate precedent