DeWine’s Son Ready to Enter Ohio House Special
-based lobbyist, conservative talk-show host Bill Cunningham, Hamilton County Treasurer Rob Goering, former state Rep. Jean Schmidt and state Reps. Tom Brinkman and Tom Raga.
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Opportunism Run Amok: Congress and the Schiavo Case
</p> Farce was also present in the first-round fandango between House and Senate.
AHIP Begins ‘Shark’ Attack on Trial Bar
</p> Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) has recently signaled that he is willing to look at options and possible compromises that could push the legislation through.
Burns Goes on Offense Against Ethics Charge
</p> Several of Abramoff’s tribal clients won legislative victories in the fiscal 2004 Interior appropriations bill, which Burns helped put together in his role as chairman of the Senate Appropriations
Are Republicans Ready for Another George?
Bill Frist’s impending bid for president, my attention is somewhere else, a little bit to the northeast. I’m watching Virginia Sen. George Allen.
Denying Mfume? Democrats Should Say, ‘Not This Time’
</p> From D.C. Mayor Anthony Williams (D) to former Democratic National Committee Vice Chairman Bill Lynch, everyone greeted Mfume as if the 2006 election was all but over.
Diagnose This!
The Senate’s top doctor, Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.), has many new and unwanted patients.
Is Dip in Congress’ Numbers a Bad Omen?
</p> Whit Ayres, a partner in the Republican polling firm Ayres, McHenry and Associates, agreed — to a point.</p> “People like Congress when Congress is getting things done,” Ayres said.
Medical Fact Should Decide Terri’s Fate, Not Partisan Posturing
</p> If the diagnosis of PVS is correct, then she should be allowed to die, as her husband argues.
Graham’s Independence Wins Plaudits From Ex-Foes
</p> That independent streak has drawn comparisons, favorable and unfavorable, to Arizona Sen.
W.H. Liaison Unfazed by Social Security
</p> Yet this was Wolff’s starting point.
FEC Pushes E-Disclosure For Senate
Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) later co-sponsored the bill, and other key lawmakers — including Rules and Administration Chairman Trent Lott (R-Miss.) and ranking member Chris Dodd (D-Conn.) — also publicly expressed
Ambition Draws Admirers, Skeptics to GOP’s Wamp
</p> As GOP aides began spreading the word that the deed was done, Rep.
Labor Enters ‘Nuclear’ Fray
could prove decisive if Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) makes the push to unilaterally end filibusters of judicial nominees later this spring.
In New Hampshire, State Rep. Files Papers to Challenge Bradley
” — Nicole Duran </p> MISSISSIPPI Rumor Resurfaces on Espy Congressional Bid </p> Speculation has resurfaced that state Rep.
Nat’l Gallery Displays the Familiar Faces of Stuart
</p> He didn’t start out that way, however.
FEC Lays Out Timetable to Consider Possible Internet Regulations
</p> But sticking to that schedule, a tight one by FEC standards, may not be easy.
House Leaders File Brief in Schiavo Case
</p> Those moves and another federal court ruling Tuesday came after both chambers of Congress convened this past weekend in a highly unusual session to pass a bill giving federal courts jurisdiction
Making the Case: How the Parties Can Woo Candidates for ’06
this: </p> “George W.
Ameriquest Could Gain From Bill
</p> The Ney-Kanjorski bill is an update of one that Ney backed last session but never managed to move out of committee.