Government Mail Stopped, but Capitol Hill Delivery Remains on Schedule
</p> An aide to Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Pickle made a similar statement: “The Senate has a thorough and sophisticated mail processing system in place.
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Florida GOP Seeking a Challenger
Bill Nelson (D-Fla.) prepares to face voters in a state that has recently trended toward the GOP, there is little disagreement among political insiders that the freshman Senator could be vulnerable.
Reid Threatens Senate Freeze
Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) would likely make the move in mid-to-late April.
FOIA Fixes Greeted Warmly
</p> Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) chaired the terrorism, technology and homeland security subcommittee hearing on a bill he had introduced along with Judiciary ranking member Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.).
Hill Mail Still on Schedule Despite USPS’ V St. Closure
</p> An aide to Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Pickle made a similar statement: “The Senate has a thorough and sophisticated mail processing system in place.
DeLay Mounts His Defense
</p> And late last week, DeLay joined Florida GOP Reps.
Hilleary Is Fourth GOPer to Enter ’06 Senate Race
Van Hilleary formally entered the open-seat contest to replace Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R) Monday, becoming the fourth Republican to make a bid.
Ex-Rep. Crane Joins Ben Gilman’s Lobbying Firm
</p> Falkoff participated in a $30,000-a-person golf tournament with former Presidents Bill Clinton and George H.W. Bush in Florida last week. The event raised $1.2 million.
Can’t Tell These Stadium Players Without a Score Card
</p> Call it an only-in-New York occurrence.
Senate Democrats Try to Get Religion
</p> Five years later, Democrats’ perspective on religion is changing.
‘Pay to Play’ Fix Is Backed by House
</p> Rep.
La. Remap Waits for Blanco
</p> The window of time to pass a bill that would remap Louisiana’s Congressional seats is brief, and any such effort would face several institutional hurdles.
State Senate Prepared to Approve New Lines
</p> If the bill passes, as expected, the new boundaries would require the signature of Gov.
An African-American Museum Will Rise. But Where?
</p> So Lewis dropped the site from his legislation, and the bill was signed into law by President Bush in December 2003.
Democrats Blast OMB Memos on ‘Propaganda’
</p> After a scandal erupted earlier this year over the fact that the Education Department paid conservative commentator Armstrong Williams to promote Bush’s No Child Left Behind education bill, GAO decided
Will Spring Cleaning Bring New Leaders to Progressive Movement?
[IMGCAP(1)] </p> But what does it all mean?
Trickle-Down Effect Seen in ’06 Md. Races
</p> But Lierman is unlikely to have the field to himself. Former Del.
In Md., Mfume’s in, Wynn Is Out
</p> After 72-year-old Sen.
Ritchie on Reporting
</p> Riots and Revolution </p> The book opens with the Bonus Riots, when “an army of the unemployed marched on Washington in 1932, disrupting the capital and the sedate existence of its press corps.”
Inhofe Hopes to Add Funds to Highway Bill
</p> “Should the obligation or net authorization levels in the final bill exceed these limits, the President’s senior advisors would recommend he veto the bill,” the March 8 statement said.