Ensign Plays the Enforcer
</p> Ensign noted that he’s had a history of controversial battles — from being a major player in trying to defeat a GOP-backed asbestos bill to standing alone in trying to stop Democratic efforts to
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Jockeying to Begin for Davis Seat
</p> A spokeswoman for Virginia Gov.
Leaving the Hill
</p> She also wants to finish her book about the life stories of the people of Omaha. </p> This enthusiastic Republican began working full-time as an intern for then-Rep.
Iraq Probes Not on Lieberman Agenda
</p> Lieberman said he was “glad” Dorgan held the hearing.
Big Wattage Clash over Low-Power FM
</p> Congress, listening attentively, attached a rider to the 2000 District of Columbia appropriations bill that overruled the FCC decision.
Capitol Power Plant Turns Green(er)
</p> Among the highlights of the expansion, slated to cost $85 million, are new chillers.
Straight to the Candidates
</p> “There are no youth-based graphics, there’s no crazy music,” she said. </p> Tebbia added she hopes that the site will “grow up” with young voters as they age.
SCHIP Fight Divides GOP
</p> President Bush’s veto of the SCHIP reauthorization bill last week set off a massive political fight that is expected to dominate Congress for the next two weeks as the House prepares for an Oct.
For Incumbents, 2008 Is Shaping Up as the Year of the Primary
</p> Ohio’s 2nd: Rep.
Two Senior Civilian Officials Leave Capitol Police
</p> Capitol Police spokeswoman Sgt.
Baucus Pays to Offset Carbon Emissions
</p> The payment was made to NativeEnergy, a privately held American Indian company in Charlotte, Vt.
Massachusetts: Candidates Have Equal War Chests for Special
Drucker </p> COLORADO Udall Reports $1M Haul as Poll Shows Tight Race </p> Rep.
God Gets Flagged Down by AOC
God makes appearances on the dollar bill, is etched into the walls of Congress and shows up in the Pledge of Allegiance — but apparently has no business accompanying the American flags flown over the Capitol
O’Neill Claims Record for Novice Fundraising
Former Ohio Appeals Court Judge Bill O’Neill (D) announced Wednesday that he raised more than $100,000 in the third quarter of the year, a number his campaign says is a record for first-time candidates
Reid: No More Negotiations on SCHIP
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) closed the door to negotiations with President Bush on a vetoed children’s health bill Thursday, saying Congress already has given as much ground as it can.
Congress Has a Second Chance to Get SCHIP Right
And now the president has vetoed the bill that evolved when Democratic leaders blended a desperately political House bill with the mediocre policies of its Senate counterpart.
Wells Proposes Tax Credit for Hybrid Cabs
</p> “A robust taxicab fleet is integral to providing residents, workers, commuters and visitors viable options to move around the city, but with our taxicab fleet comes a lot of pollution,” Wells said
Congressional Succession Debate Back On
</p> Furthermore, unlike Rohrabacher’s amendment, Baird’s bill is flexible, allowing Congress to decide what constitutes a catastrophe.
Nussle Says Democrats to Blame for Standoff
</p> The former Iowa GOP lawmaker said that without having even a single appropriations bill in hand, “it’s hard to know where they’re going to end up or even where they are starting from. … It’s always
Domenici Set to Retire Next Year
Bill Richardson (D), who is running for president — into the race.