Highway Bill Keeps On Truckin’
[IMGCAP(1)] </p> Granted, Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) could still interrupt debate on the six-year highway bill with a showdown over Senate Democrats’ use of the filibuster to block 10
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Lott, Nelson Try for Judges Deal
</p> Amy Call, a spokeswoman for Majority Leader Bill Frist, said the Tennessee Republican was also aware of the ongoing negotiations, but she added, “We are not going to comment on any details.”
Take It From a Victim of ‘527’ Attacks: Let Them Be
I believed then, and I believe now, that the bill was necessary to take lawmakers out of the business of asking donors for increasingly large soft-money donations.
Mehlman: RNC Poll Vindicates Stance on Judges
</p> Manley countered that during then-President Bill Clinton’s eight years in office more than 60 judges never even received a hearing by the Senate Judiciary Committee — much less a vote on the floor
Can Someone Please Tell Congress to Stop the Madness?
</p> In other words, stop the madness.
Montana’s State Auditor Says He’ll Take on Burns
</p> Johnson will be well-funded for her 2006 race. She ended March with $1.3 million in the bank. — Chris Cillizza </p> MARYLAND Cardin to Travel State in Launch of Senate Bid </p> Rep.
Just When You Thought It Was Safe
[IMGCAP(1)] </p> Spokesmen for the lawmakers said that their bill is still being drafted and that they’re searching for a Republican co-sponsor.
Democrats See Rift in House
</p> “People are frustrated we had a divided leadership on this bill and they were very outspoken on the opposite sides.
Norton Seeks Balance
Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-D.C.) has introduced a bill to create a presidential commission to advise the president and Congress on appropriate security measures for the capital while still maintaining liberty
1997: GOP Seeks, but Fails, to Oust Gingrich
</p> Among the Members who were very active in hatching the attempted coup were GOP Reps.
House Republicans Pitch In for ‘Nuke’ Effort
</p> Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.), too, will ratchet up his activity on judges with a speech today in New York City and a more aggressive appearance schedule on talk radio and television
Not All Conservatives Think Going ‘Nuclear’ Is a Good Idea
Nobody ever accused Bill Armstrong of being an ideological squish. Or a liberal.
Disabled, Survivors Lobby on Bush Plan
John Sununu (R-N.H.), who last week introduced a bill to provide private accounts under Social Security.
Frist’s VolPAC Pays $10,000 Penalty
The leadership political action committee of Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) has agreed to pay a $10,000 civil penalty to settle a case with the Federal Election Commission after the watchdog
House Panels Get 10% Boost
</p> “This budget is in line with past committee funding resolutions,” Ney said.
Hate the Filibuster? You Might Want to Nuke the Entire Senate
</p> First, a bit of background.
Redistricting Already Hot, Six Years Early
</p> In the meantime, supporters of California Gov.
Destination Unknown
</p> In January, the Ripon Society sponsored its first annual policy trip to Key Biscayne, Fla., he said. </p> “This one was a biggie,” said Oxley.
Victory at Hand?
With the energy bill … </p> SEN.
Clear Skies Builds on Progress
</p> In January, Sen. George Voinovich (R-Ohio) and I introduced </p> S. 131, the Clear Skies Act of 2005.