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Scrambling Begins for Ohio Special
</p> Heimlich did not return a call to his office Friday.
Another Sen. Kennedy?
</p> “Patrick is the 800-pound gorilla who could clear the field,” said Bill Burke, a lobbyist with the Washington Group and a Rhode Island native who worked on Kennedy’s first campaign.
GOP May Not Fill Portman’s Leadership Slot
</p> Walker retired in 1996 and the post was taken by Rep.
Ney Brings Hearing on Election Procedures to Ohio
</p> Five panels are scheduled to participate in what could be a lengthy hearing. Rep.
Tennessee GOP Waltz: Big Senate Primary Unusual This Cycle
</p> Two former Members of Congress, a big-city mayor and a former state party chairwoman have announced their intent to seek the Republican nomination to replace retiring Senate Majority Leader Bill
Bush Should Talk Up Social Security Protections for Poor
</p> Because of his campaigning, recent polls show that the public now understands that Social Security has serious long-term problems.
Budget Battle Far From Over
</p> The House has proposed as much as $20 billion in Medicaid cuts, while the Senate’s original plan to cut $14 billion was eliminated by amendment on the Senate floor.</p> Sen.
Korean Tycoon’s Big Plans
Exchange Council (KORUSEC) or met here with its founder include DeLay, Vice President Cheney, Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.), former President Bill Clinton, Sen.
K Street Files: Faris to Retire from NFIB; First Full-Timer Hired for K Street Project
</p> In an interview, Faris said the hunt for his replacement likely will take eight or nine months. </p> “I just wanted to give them plenty of time,” he said.
Bill Lehman Passes Away
</p> Before entering the political arena, Lehman sold used cars for 30 years, referring to himself as “Alabama Bill” in his advertisements.
Hostettler Resubmits Concealed-Carry Bill
</p> The bill would pre-empt any existing state law that forbids concealed-carry license holders from taking their guns with them on vacation or business trips or for any other reason.
Tough Day for Clay
</p> And the Congressman, who grew up going to Cardinals games with his father, former Rep. Bill Clay (D-Mo.), has been revisiting those “fond memories.”
On the Budget, President Bush Is Missing in Action
The administration always lied about the cost of the Medicare drug bill. Extending the tax cuts will produce a sea of red ink just beyond the Bush budget’s five-year window.
Four Senators to Attend Bryant Fundraiser Today
Bill Richardson (D), a possible presidential contender, wants leaders in those states to rethink the proposal before 2008, when both parties will have active primaries.
Getting Religion
</p> “I see a lot of hope in what we accomplished in Missouri last year.
‘Big River’ Breaks Down Stage Barriers
</p> “Mark Twain can live vicariously through this and help really deliver the message,” said Bill O’Brien, the actor who plays Mark Twain and the voice of Huck.
Lobbyists Seek Increased Funding For Brain Injury Treatment, Research
</p> On Tuesday, the Congressional Brain Injury Task Force, co-chaired by Reps.
Blumenthal’s Long Wait
</p> Still, the former U.S.
Abramoff Hosted ’03 Fundraiser for Vitter
</p> Roll Call reported two weeks ago that Vitter had inserted language in the fiscal 2004 Interior appropriations bill — completed late in 2003 — requesting that the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the