Reid Won’t Rule Out December Session
</p> We just finished our last caucus of this Congress … I hope, Reid said with a smile.
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Hess Pens Transition Guidebook
</p> This is a relatively common opinion among insiders.
Daschle Ties a Common Thread for Team Obama
Washington is abuzz about the number of former aides to President Bill Clinton who have attached themselves to President-elect Barack Obama, wondering what influence they will have as the new administration
Obama’s Ultimate Legacy Will Be Forged on Capitol Hill
</p> Almost 16 years later, Bill Clinton was elected president along with strong Democratic majorities in both the House and Senate.
The Senate’s Part
With the apparent exception of complications that former President Bill Clintons financial dealings pose to nominating Sen.
Note From the Editor
Bill Frist (R-Tenn.), another former Senate Majority Leader, offers his prescription, too. </p> And David M.
Democrats Look to ’34, Not ’94
Democrats, who will soon hold the House, Senate and White House for the first time since 1994, say they have learned the lessons of President Bill Clintons first two years and are desperate not to repeat
New Members Getting Schooled in D.C.
While munching on muffins and fresh fruit, incoming Members were addressed by House Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Livingood, who told the incoming class the ins and outs of House safety procedures.
Democrats Offer Mild Censure After Lieberman Apologizes
McCain and I soon after the 111th Congress convenes will introduce the latest version of our anti-global warming bill, he said.
K Street: Making Friends With the Frosh
</p> Let the Good Times Roll.
It’s Time for Bipartisan Solutions
</p> America has been here before. And we have responded.
Health ‘Sector’ Must Be Made Into Health ‘System’
</p> 2. Spending and Medical Practice Variation.
Reid Kicks Off Session, Calls For Comity
</p> Reid indicated he plans to offer a comprehensive economic stimulus bill that will include funding for a public works program, food stamps, unemployment insurance, Medicaid reimbursements, as well
House Members Get Strict 198-Ticket Allocation
</p> On Monday, committee Chairwoman Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) introduced a bill to make selling the tickets illegal, with a violation punishable by up to $100,000 in fines or a year in prison.
Georgia Runoff Gives GOP Angst
Wyche Fowler (D) in 1992 and was instrumental in former Senate Majority Leader Bill Frists (R-Tenn.) defeat of then-Sen. Jim Sasser (D) in 1994.
Deloitte Picks Up Tom Davis
</p> While the vacant offices provide constituent services, aides do not respond to press inquires and can provide only general information about a bills status in Congress.
Feinstein Tries to Block Inauguration Scalpers
</p> Feinstein introduced the bill to make it illegal to sell tickets for the presidential inauguration celebration on Jan. 20.
A 24-Hour Blackout in the Senate
</p> Because of Senate rules, Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) is temporarily shutting down the chamber to bypass floor time, so that the stimulus bill can be taken up when the Senate reopens Wednesday
Road Map: Bush, Democrats Face One Final Showdown
</p> Failing to pass the bill would then give Democrats a dilemma: They could stick to their guns on tying the cash to fuel efficiency or risk having a bankrupt General Motors on their doorstep just as
Partners Have Been Chosen, So Let the Budget Dancing Begin
With the exception of the stimulus bill were now being told will be proposed by the president and considered by Congress early next year, the size and shape of the 2010 budget has largely already been