Brain Drain
</p> And Bill Morley, the Congressional affairs vice president for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, has joined MWW as senior VP and managing director of the D.C. office, succeeding Slade.
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Senate Includes $23 Million for Police in Supplemental
The Senate Appropriations Committee unveiled its version of the fiscal 2005 supplemental spending bill Wednesday, including in it more than $23 million in additional funds for the Capitol Police Department
Surprise! Voters Favor Work-Permit Immigration Reform
</p> The bill will contain enhanced enforcement measures, including an electronic verification system for work permits, a limit on the number of worker permits that matches current flows of illegals,
DNC Poll: Americans Down on ‘Nuke Option’
</p> It was in the field March 31 to April 3, testing 800 registered voters with a 3.5 percent margin of error.
NRCC Reaching Out to Organized Labor
</p> Although it is technically too late in the General Assembly session to introduce a new bill, and some House leaders oppose the measure, the state Senate president held open the possibility of attaching
Congress Works to Boost Democracies
</p> Now Congress is getting into the act.
Members’ Libel Defense Grows
</p> Previous cases involving Members sued for defamation have usually related in some manner to the legislative process. </p> For instance, Operation Rescue National sued Sen.
Report Proposes Looser Disclosure
</p> Backing down after this criticism, GOP leaders withdrew the financial disclosure language from the intelligence bill and instead asked OGE to study the issue and prepare a report within 90 days.
Bringing in the Big Guns
</p> Besides helping Whitehouse, the former Ocean State attorney general, Donilon is also working for Sen. Bill Nelson (D-Fla.) this cycle and for Sen.
Judicial Critic to Lead Frist Tour
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) will host a private tour of the Capitol next week led by a controversial Republican religious operative who advocates the impeachment of “activist” federal judges
Boehner’s Allies Key to Ambitions
</p> On the Hill </p> Rep. Tom Latham (R-Iowa) </p> Latham is one of Boehner’s oldest friends on the Hill. He and two other Members of the House freshman class of 1994 — current Sens.
Drug Bill Has 51 Senate Votes
</p> Even before the Medicare prescription drug bill passed Congress, Snowe and Wyden, along with most Democrats and a handful of Republicans, have been fighting to give HHS the authority to use its
Frist Defends GOP in Schiavo Matter
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) told his Republican colleagues in a private meeting Tuesday that he stood by his decision to have Congress intervene in the Terri Schiavo debate — but added
For Politicians, the Quip Starts Here
Joe Lieberman (D-Conn.) who now serves as former President Bill Clinton’s communications director. “It’s smart because people try to do it themselves, and it sometimes doesn’t work.”
New Democrats Look to Carve Out Policy Niche
</p> “We will support our incumbents vigorously,” Tauscher said. “And we will widen our winners circle in the challenger seats and open seats.” </p> Rep.
Bush Coalition Chief Leaves; Turner Joins Law Firm
on the energy bill.
Forty to Attend Papal Funeral
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) and Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) will head up a Congressional delegation of 40 Members to the funeral of Pope John Paul II in Vatican City on Friday.
Is Deep Throat’s Health in De-Klein?
</p> But reached in his San Diego office earlier this week, Klein laughed off the idea that he is Deep Throat. </p> “I’ve been asked about that a thousand times,” he said. “I’m not.
Senators Cool to Bashing Judges
</p> Rebuking DeLay’s claim that judges would have to “answer” for their Schiavo decisions, Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) instead said Congressional intervention in the matter was a singular
The Nuclear Option: GOP Leaders Should Just Say No
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) is under heavy pressure to take that radical course. </p> Responsible Senate Republicans have a better alternative.