McCain Drops Smoke Tax
</p> The bill, among the decades major pieces of legislation, would have amounted to one of the largest tax increases in history.
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Reid Promises Hectic Session
</p> However, Senate Democratic aides said the bipartisan bill which attempts to balance production with conservation and would open new areas off the coasts of the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico
Heard on the Hill: A Veep Pick, er, Pluck
</p> The Democrats feel-good bill notes gestures of welcoming and kindness between neighbors foster community peace, harmony and understanding and being good neighbors to those around us encourages
A Primary Trio Set for Colorado
</p> This thing is going to be close, said a Democratic operative who favors Fitz-Gerald.
McCain Is Right to ‘Go Negative’ — But Needs Positive
</p> In fact, of all the negative ads run in recent elections, the worst actually was run against Bush in 2000, in which the NAACP charged that the then-Texas governors veto of a hate crimes bill was
Legal Fees Common in House
</p> Rep.
Boehner: GOP Has Pelosi on the Run
Charlie Dent (Pa.), Dean Heller (Nev.), Mark Kirk (Ill.), Marilyn Musgrave (Colo.), Bill Sali (Idaho), Christopher Shays (Conn.) and Tim Walberg (Mich.).
The Farm Team: Redraw Could Hurt Republicans
</p> Should eight-term Rep.
Fixing Congress: Oil Companies Out, Voters In
bill offered by Sens.
Gingrich Talks Government Shutdown
</p> The offshore drilling ban expires Sept. 30, and some conservatives have urged President Bush to threaten to veto any bill that extends it, including a routine stopgap spending bill keeping the government
Reid Travels to Former Soviet Union
Jeff Bingaman (D-N.M.), Bill Nelson (D-Fla.) and Bob Menendez (D-N.J.), and a lone Republican, Sen. Johnny Isakson (Ga.).
Coburn Blasts AIDS Conference
The man who once blasted the AIDS bill when it was on the Senate floor is now criticizing an international conference on the same subject. </p> Sen.
GOP House Members Back for Day 3
</p> McCrery, who is retiring, said Congress just hasnt done much.
Gingrich to Join GOP Protest
</p> But Republican Members kept the focus on drilling as the solution to lowering prices. </p> Rep.
Denver Is Open for a Party (Shopping Too)
</p> If you want to hobnob in the heart of downtown Denver, Larimer Square, a one-block enclave in the middle of LoDo, is action central.
Senate Wraps Up for Summer
</p> But the Senate, like the House, came up empty on what both parties deemed the No. 1 issue the high gasoline prices. </p> Sen.
Bipartisan Group Tries to End Senate Gridlock on Energy
</p> The bill also attempts to create incentives to convert 85 percent of vehicles to alternative fuels within 20 years and extends several renewable energy tax breaks.
Heard on the Hill: Get Off My Cloud
. </p> After a few uncomfortable minutes of Ragsdale stammering incomprehensibly and Cantwell thanking him for his work on the bill, they were mercifully rescued by another staffer who helped ease the
Idaho: Sali Foe Minnick Airs Ads on Radio and TV
Bill Sali (R) in the solidly Republican 1st district, is on the air with two television ads touting his Gem State roots and corporate background.
Bush Trips Up McCain
</p> But Bush also grabbed hold of several policies last month that directly undermine McCain.