Unprepared
</p> On the immediate-response front, former Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Pickle told Roll Call that, specifically in the House, too many officials with too little security experience may have a say in
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Some PACs Still Packing a Punch
</p> Now, in light of the newly passed lobbying and ethics reform bill — which did virtually nothing to change lobbyists’ involvement in the leadership PAC retreats — Members and lobbyists who are itching
Jail Time a Real Attention-Getter in New Ethics Bill
With President Bush set to sign a comprehensive ethics reform bill as soon as this week, lobbyists are scrambling to understand the sweeping scope of a measure they spent most of the year hoping would
Top GOP Recruit Passes On Race for Renzi’s Seat
</p> Bennett has not ruled out running for Congress in the future but has decided that 2008 was not the right time for him to re-enter public life, The Associated Press reported.
Positions Hardening on Iraq
</p> Meanwhile, Durbin said Senate Democrats plan to use a rare procedure to bring up amendments on Iraq policy during next week’s expected floor debate on the fiscal 2008 Defense authorization bill.
Start the Presses
Bill Thomas (R-Calif.). </p> Craig in Court. Sen.
GOP Touts Poll Showing Small Udall Advantage
</p> The poll had a margin of error of 3.9 points.
International Coup
</p> Instead, the automakers favor a bill sponsored by Reps. Baron Hill (D-Ind.) and Lee Terry (R-Neb.).
Democrats, GOP Mapping Approps Strategies
</p> Having a vote on an individual bill packed with popular programs will help Democrats make their case as opposed to a giant omnibus where the spending priorities can be harder to define.
Reconsidering the Presidential Signing Statement
</p> Legislative vetoes most often are included in appropriations legislation.
Continuity Plan Still Incomplete
A flurry of bills had surfaced while the Republican Party was in power and tapered off after the leadership pushed through a bill that requires states to hold special elections in 49 days if more than
House Security Plan Draws Fire
</p> While praising individual officers, former Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Pickle argued in a recent interview that by allowing non-security officials to take part in emergency operations, Congress
Petraeus Divides House
to vote on a supplemental war spending bill later this month, and Petraeus and Crocker are scheduled to appear before the Senate today — Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) condemned the general’s statements
Idaho: Otter Compiles List of Possible Craig Successors
</p> With Bennett out, Republicans are left with 2002 1st district candidate Sydney Hay, who has officially launched her candidacy, as well as state Rep. Bill Konopnicki, state Sen.
Cleland Leaves Disability Group
</p> Through a spokesman, Murtha declined to comment for this story.
Chuck Wagon
</p> “He’s very genuine when he talks about the Hatch Act and being precluded from discussing it,” Wickers said. </p> Kerrey, meanwhile, is expected to be in Washington, D.C., today.
Former Foes Key to Patent Bill Passage
</p> The bill would revamp the patent litigation system, in some cases making it harder to sue for patent infringement.
Paper Trail Bill Prompts Delays, Headaches
</p> Rep. Rush Holt (D-N.J.), the sponsor of the election bill, said Friday that there were “too many little questions about what’s in the bill” from various Members.
Boehner Calls for $1M Query Into Vote Glitch
Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) wants to spend a million bucks investigating the voting snafu on an amendment prohibiting spending on benefits for illegal immigrants in the Agriculture appropriations bill