Progress on the Riverfront
</p> And the project is moving ahead steadily, Altman said.
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Frist Predicts Full Exoneration
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) said Tuesday he is providing federal investigators documents related to his sales of stock in his family’s hospital chain “as fast as possible” and predicted
Spitzer Comes to Town Seeking Donations
</p> “I’m doing this personally and not really on behalf of the firm,” Jankowsky said. </p> Company spokeswoman Barbara Perlmutter added, “It’s got nothing to do with us.
FEC Reports Put Races in Focus
</p> Sen. Bill Nelson (D-Fla.) crossed the $2 million threshold for the second straight quarter, the only incumbent other than Clinton to do so. </p> Nelson is expected to face Rep.
Will Holiday Shopping Fall Victim to Calendar?
</p> Still, appropriators appear to be moving forward as if they will not have to revisit each bill, and their optimism is well-founded considering that Senate leaders have repeatedly indicated they have
Roll Call Casualty List
</p> <p class="whitedot">… </p> <p class="casualtyhed2">HOUSE </p> <p class="casualtyhed2">SENATE </p> </p> <p class="hed2">Running for Senate </p> <p class="casualtysubhd"> 6 House
The Democrats Have a Smart Roadmap, But They’re Ignoring It
[IMGCAP(1)]</p> Most interesting was the latest analysis by William Galston and Elaine Kamarck, whose 1989 strategic assessment of the Democratic Party and its future helped former President Bill Clinton
War Looms Over Budget
</p> Round one is expected to begin Thursday, when House Republicans hope to be ready to push an amendment to the 2006 budget bill that calls for a mandatory spending cut of at least $50 billion.
Pulling the Plug on Public Financing
</p> The bill, scheduled to hit the House floor early next month, would eliminate the voluntary check-off on tax returns that allows filers to divert a small portion of their federal taxes to the Presidential
Ohio Members in Remap Fight
raising such funds imposed by the McCain-Feingold bill that became law in 2002.
Lawn Wranglers Would Like One More Win
</p> Against the Senate’s championship softball team, Hawk ‘n’ Dove. </p> “We’re battle-tested and ready to defend the House’s honor,” said Tony Essalih, deputy chief of staff for Rep.
Democratic Strategists, Take Note: It’s Time to Think Big
</p> Republicans didn’t take my advice (so what else is new?)
Democratic Think Tank Mixes Ideas With Bush-Bashing
</p> It’s ridiculous that CAP labels itself a “nonpartisan” think tank. It’s manned almost exclusively by Democrats.
Gillespie: A Man in Demand
He will be able to return to work nearly full time at QGA, the shop he launched with Jack Quinn, then-President Bill Clinton’s White House counsel in 2000.
Democrats Advance Effort to Secure Voting Privileges for Hurricane Victims
</p> If passed, the bill would require motor vehicle authorities and voter registration agencies to inform residents of the absentee voter option.
Warner Won’t Retreat in Battle Over Defense Bill
[IMGCAP(1)] </p> While the obituary on the Defense authorization bill can’t and shouldn’t be written just yet, the limited time left in this year’s session, coupled with partisan stalemates over the bill
Blunt Gets a Win, But Democrats Blast Gas Vote
</p> “Even a bill designed to cut gas prices needed more time to talk about it than Members had,” Blunt said.
Obey the Rules
</p> Coburn’s allies point to the example of Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (Tenn.), who performs surgery on a pro-bono basis and is wealthy enough to pay his malpractice premiums out of his own pocket
House Cardinals Also Cautious About Cuts
</p> Rep.
Toomey Helming the Club for Growth: ‘I’m a Rebel With a Cause’
</p> Toomey is unconcerned with his occasional renegade status. </p> “I don’t know if I’m a rebel, but if I am, I’m a rebel with a cause,” he said.