Common Ground on Stem Cells?
Several Republicans said Congress should be promoting a technique currently used during genetic testing and in vitro fertilization that allows for a stem cell to be taken from the embryo without
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Senate Braces For Court Fight
That O’Connor was often the key swing vote on these decisions should not be taken into consideration in selecting the nominee, they said.
Circulator Buses Hit the Streets July 10
A handful of buses will start from staggered stops along the routes, meaning riders should not have to wait more than five or 10 minutes at any given time.
Cellular Magnate’s Wife Could Take On Cantwell in Washington State
Bengur said he should have plenty of time to raise the $1 million he needs for the campaign.
Hearing on 527 Bill Devolves Into Partisan Jabs
Even though the vote was 5-3 to send the bill out of committee, it was sent to the floor without a recommendation for passage.
Frist-Allen Relationship Fraying?
In a trip to New Hampshire last weekend, more than a month after a compromise on judges had been reached, Allen said, “we should have gone for it earlier,” when asked about the timing of triggering
Hands Off Nats
Politics should have nothing to do with the choice, and Congress should stay out of the decision. Yet as Roll Call reported Monday, Rep.
FEC Wrestles With Internet Regs
Don Simon, counsel to Democracy 21, a group that has supported further regulation of campaign financing, asserted in his testimony that “everyone agrees” that individuals should not be regulated
Privatization’s ‘Pied Piper’
Bob Bennett (R-Utah) met with President Bush to discuss a bill that Bennett plans to introduce in the Senate, which would address Social Security’s solvency issues without including personal accounts.
Hill Ready for Action — Supreme Court Pick or Not
With or without a judicial seat to fill, one senior Senate GOP aide said that Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) had no plans for “a major ‘message’ bill in July anyway.”
Rove, Dole Huddled With Bense on Monday
— Chris Cillizza NEW YORK With New Job, House Bid by Sheriff Unlikely Without making an announcement about next year’s House race, a second potential tough challenger to freshman Rep.
A Better Way on Campaign Finance
So, the thinking goes, if these laws need to be occasionally rewritten to prevent people from thwarting their intent, why should anyone be surprised that the same is true of campaign finance laws?
LDA Enforcement: Is It Strong Enough?
On the other hand, they say that the law still offers adequate regulation of their activities without overwhelming them and the public with paperwork.
Avian Flu Could Become Top ’08 Issue. Seriously.
I speak of action, without excuses, without exceptions, with the goal of protecting every American and the capability to help protect the people of the world.”
NRCC Cash Edge Over DCCC Nears $10 Million
“Journalists and political insiders will scrutinize these numbers and declare the first winners of the election cycle, without a single vote being cast,” Durbin warned. — Lauren W.
Senate Democrats to Huddle Privately on Iraq
Feingold argued that the time frame should be based on the “establishment of a competent Iraqi force” and predicted the removal of American troops would help U.S. relations with the Arab world.
In Today’s Environment, Contraception Could Become a Big Issue
events and actions: • The advent of the morning-after pill has stirred controversy at the Food and Drug Administration, which has delayed action on allowing sales of the pill over the counter and without
Addressing the Inequities of BCRA
It should not come as a surprise that Roll Call columnist Norman Ornstein opposes the campaign finance legislation reported by the House Administration Committee recently.
No More $49.99 Gifts If Miller’s Bill Passes
“We should have our leadership encourage us to measure up. We’re in charge and we should be leading the charge.”
Frankly, Scarlett. …
According to CongressDaily, Stark personally paid $500 for the ad, which, without naming the GOP lawmaker, targets Cunningham.