Will Immigration Muddy Waters for Supplemental?
</p> “We’re just trying to get our bill heard,” said Craig spokesman Dan Whiting.
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Senate, House Jointly Whip K Street
</p> Senate Majority Bill Leader Frist (R-Tenn.) and Conference Chairman Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) will speak, as will McConnell, about issues on their side of the Capitol, while Blunt and House Conference
On Fiscal Policy, the Republican Jig Is Up
</p> Nor is the story different for other major programs.
In a Hurry, Brown Defies Party Bosses
</p> That philosophy has not endeared Brown to the state’s Democratic hierarchy. </p> In 2002, he decided to make his first political run.
How Democrats Can Rebuke the Politics of Ugliness
</p> Oh, what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive. </p> On Capitol Hill last week, freshman Sen.
Ben Nelson: Not a Target Now?
Robert Byrd (W.Va.), Kent Conrad (N.D.) and Bill Nelson (Fla.).
Not a Target Now?
Robert Byrd (W.Va.), Kent Conrad (N.D.) and Bill Nelson (Fla.).
Struggling to Find a Kelly Challenger
</p> So far that hasn’t been the case. </p> Although Republicans hold a narrow advantage over Democrats in enrollment, Kelly has won the past four cycles by taking 60 percent or more of the vote.
Quiet N.J. Senate Race Intensifies
</p> “If there is a vacancy, he plans to pursue it,” Matt Miller said.
Advocates for Mall Reach Out to Congress
</p> Now, they’re asking Congress to help them out.
Social Security to Move ‘Fast’
</p> “Personal accounts are an essential part of any reform,” said Bob Stevenson, spokesman for Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.).
Burns Won’t Duck Tribal Controversy
</p> Burns, however, acknowledged that he was not as vigilant as he should have been when his staff was drafting the bill.
Lott to Aid Coburn’s Quest
</p> Coburn’s office said that no specific language had been presented to Lott, but that Coburn has spoken at length with the chairman, as well as to Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) and Republican
1995: Democrats Approach End of Majority
</p> Roll Call featured the headline, “Can the Democrats Win It Back in ’96?” — the answer, which the party quickly realized as early as March, was a resounding “no.”
Fight Over TV Waves Spans the Spectrum
But Barton said he wants to move a digital TV bill separately. “The telecom bill probably won’t be done until summer, and I’d like to move this” this month, he said.
Stop the Tour
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) is being urged by two interest groups to cancel a Capitol tour scheduled for tonight with a controversial Republican who advocates for the impeachment of “activist
Crowley Leaps to Front in Backing for Vice Chair Slot
</p> Crowley, who now holds 37 public backers, is vying for the vice chairmanship against Reps.
Democratic Frolicking at Wrigley Field
</p> For $1,000, each player will get $2,000 in chips.
Bush Uses Medicare to Pioneer Changes in U.S. Health System
</p> The most attention-getting, expensive and controversial item in that bill was the prescription drug benefit, which Democrats criticized as too small and which critics predicted would be so confusing
Let’s Go: Europe
</p> Some American companies have already learned that lesson the hard way.