Player/Coach Shuler Takes Over Mean Machine
Bill Shuster (R-Pa.) is convinced that Shuler’s strategy is to lure the cops into a false sense of security. </p> “Heath is from the mountains of North Carolina, you know.
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SCHIP Veto Override Vote Fails
</p> Among the 44 Republicans crossing party lines to oppose the veto was Rep. Heather Wilson (R-N.M.), who earlier voted in favor of the bill.
Former Lewis Staffer Served With Subpoena Says He Will Refuse to Comply
</p> Greg Lankler, a staffer on the Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense, reported to the House last week that he had been served with a subpoena for testimony and documents before a California grand
GOP Hits Democrats’ Projects in Labor-HHS Bill
</p> For their part, Democrats said Republicans oppose the bill at their own peril and drew parallels to the public outcry over President Bush’s veto of a bipartisan bill to expand the State Children’
Armenia Vote a Test for Pelosi
days since the Foreign Affairs Committee voted on the bill last week.
Polls Aside, Bush Is ‘On Offense,’ White House Says
</p> Part of Bush’s tactic for regaining the initiative is to use his veto pen aggressively — starting with the $35 billion bipartisan children’s health bill and continuing with various appropriations
Revised Dog Park Rules Open for Comment
</p> Ward 6 Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner Bill Schultheiss said he is “very pleased with the new regulations, they’ve come a long way from where they started.
New Mexico: Sheriff Untouchable in First Poll on House Race
Bill McCamley (D), state Rep.
Hastert Likely to Announce Resignation
</p> One key issue for Republicans is the timing of a special election, which will be called by Illinois Gov.
Hastert Likely to Announce Resignation
</p> One key issue for Republicans is the timing of a special election, which will be called by Illinois Gov.
A Rangel by Any Other Name
DeMint offered an amendment Wednesday to strip the language from the Labor-Health and Human Services appropriations bill.
Tsongas Will Fill Late Husband’s Shoes
</p> Tsongas emerged from a very competitive multicandidate primary in September.
Time for a New Constitutional Convention?
</p> Why are Congressional rules so doomed to fail?
Estate Tax Repeal Losing Political Bite
</p> Top House Democrats say that they can parry Republican attacks on the “death tax” by pointing to plans for broad-based middle-class tax relief and measures like the bill cutting student loan rates
Is Energy Bill the Next SCHIP?
</p> Emanuel said Democrats would not weaken the bill to meet Bush’s demands. </p> And Democrats predicted that Republicans will rue standing with Bush against a major energy package.
Sen. Campbell Has the Floor?
</p> It is not clear whether Campbell’s tribal clients have a particular interest in the C-J-S bill, though the American Chemistry Council, another Campbell client, almost certainly does.
Shield Law Makes Lobbyists of Reporters
</p> The bill puts the Fourth Estate in a tricky spot: while most reporters agree that the protection the bill offers is an undeniably good thing, it also forces them to decide whether it’s appropriate
Jackpot
Robert Wexler (D-Fla.) anted up for poker fans by dropping a bill to exempt online players from the Internet gambling ban. </p> A month later, he hit the jackpot.
Markup of Police Merger Bill Called Off
</p> Brady introduced the merger bill in late September after holding a hearing and a series of negotiations with Library and Capitol Police officials.
Senate Hits Earmark Phone Calls
The Senate on Tuesday backed a prohibition on federal agencies covered under the Commerce, Justice and science appropriations bill from using letters, phone calls or other communications from lawmakers