Halbrooks Promoted to Deputy Senate SAA
</p> Halbrooks, 41, replaces J. Keith Kennedy, who moved to the Senate Appropriations Committee earlier this year to be the panel’s staff director.
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Bush, Congress Must Combat Both Medical Lawsuits and Errors
</p> Opponents point out that while this is a huge sum, it still represents only a sliver of the nation’s $2 trillion annual health bill.
Battling Hodgkin’s, Specter Faces Chemotherapy
</p> The statement said there is a 70 percent survival rate over five years for patients with this level of Hodgkin’s. </p> Specter will miss today’s committee markup of the bankruptcy bill.
Starring Nancy Pelosi?
</p> She also said Specter invited her to appear before “some subcommittee” to talk about “Johanna’s Law” as its known on the House side, a bill aimed at educating doctors and women about early warning
Backers of Social Security Overhaul Unveil Effort
</p> The New Hampshire event offered an early indication of how the network will function.
The Tennessee Titans
Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) in 2006 and could make a formal announcement within the week.
Frist Set to Hit the Hustings
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) launches his first political tour of the year next week, a six-city trek mixing a policy agenda with fundraising that could help boost a potential White House
Lobbyist’s Stroke of Creativity
A signed copy of Harris’ first bill that became law (the American Dream Downpayment Act), a political movie poster (he’s a collector) and assorted family photos and pro-Bush bumper stickers anchor the
Business Wary of Tax Reform
</p> The bigger reason for anxiety, however, is the math.
Senate Shelves Approps Changes, for Now
</p> With an $82 billion Iraq war supplemental spending bill to deal with for the next few weeks, Cochran has no plans to move forward with any restructuring plan this week, according to Senators and
Judicial Battle Likely Still Months Away
Aides and Senators said that the first order of business after next week’s Presidents’ Day recess would be the bankruptcy bill, which could eat up floor time until mid-March.
Capito Establishes Civility Task Force
</p> Capito’s call for civility in the House is the second such appeal since the 109th Congress convened just a few weeks ago.</p> Earlier this month, Reps.
Gannon Fodder
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Ex-Capitol Police Officer Will Seek Sheriff Post
After spending 30 years on the Capitol Police force, retired Officer Bill Cleveland announced Tuesday that he is moving on to his next challenge — becoming sheriff of Alexandria, Va.
Georgia Remap Stings GOPers
Because it is a resolution and not a bill, the measure does not have to be signed by Gov. Sonny Perdue (R) and it is non-binding for future legislatures.
2005 Civil Rights Remembrance Is Biggest Yet
</p> “It’s not equal protection under the law,” he said.</p> In addition to Lewis, this year’s trip will be led by honorary co-chairmen: Sens.
Senators Set to Barnstorm
</p> Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) echoed Santorum’s assessment that it is going to be a hard-fought battle, but added it is his “objective” to pass legislation this year.
Warming to Arnold’s Plan?
</p> Heather Wong, a spokeswoman for Rep.
Knollenberg Promises D.C. Will Get Attention
</p> “The likelihood of that changing soon is dubious,” he said.
Latina Treasurer Trend Creates a Mystery in D.C.
Aside from the perk of getting one’s signature on the dollar bill, it is essentially a ceremonial perch to tout the president’s economic policies and promote financial literacy.