Pressure Mounts on DiFi
While they’d like to bash recall opponents as right wingers who are trying to subvert the November 2002 election results giving Davis a second term, the reality is that without a viable candidate on the
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FEC Up and Up
coming up with names of new nominees for the Federal Election Commission, raising the possibility that President Bush could make recess appointments and put two new commissioners in place until 2005 without
Book Explores Capitol Hill Tales
“People would want to hear about the ghosts, fights and the duels … and later they would say, ‘There should be a book about this stuff!’”
Police Training Center Can’t Handle Increased Recruits
The report suggests: “Continued use of these facilities at an accelerated rate without maintenance and renovation would likely lead to further deterioration and exacerbate capacity challenges.”
FEC Reform Would Enshrine Partisanship
Politicians of any stripe who rued the excesses of independent counsels should be wary of creating an equivalent office with a 10-year term and a mandate to investigate campaigns.
Bill Would Speed Special Elections
Even with a constitutional amendment that would allow for temporary House appointments, he said, the House should comprise duly elected Members as soon as possible.
Intervention Time: GOP Should Rein in Chairman Thomas
It was even more foolish to push the markup without giving Democrats time to look at the bill.
Ex-Members in Liberia
Still, Shows said he agreed with Taylor that the United States should send troops into the country to keep the peace before the dictator’s expected departure.
Less Is More in ’04: DCCC Should Narrow, Not Expand, Target List
There is simply no reason to believe that she will lose this time without a change in the national mood.
Text of Blair Address
So we should not minimize the differences, but we should not let them confound us either.
Giuliani Lobbies for WorldCom
“Both commercial and national security interests rely upcon WorldCom’s operations continuing without disruption.”
Bush’s Bad Weeks Show He Could Lose in ’04 — Maybe
[IMGCAP(1)] President Bush is vulnerable if Iraqis continue killing American troops without letup, if the economy remains sour and if failure to pass a Medicare prescription drug benefit deprives
Sleepwalking Through History?
“That a Member who thinks that children should be protected from gays would then talk about sodomy to children is very ironic,” the Democratic aide said.
Report: Congress Delayed Anthrax Cleanup
The latter accomplishment didn’t come without significant setbacks, however. Cleanup teams asked staff to identify critical items that should be removed for off-site decontamination.
Congress, Bush Can’t Fail to Pass A Medicare Bill
They also should consider the new Democrat proposal — mush simpler and probably less costly — sponsored by Rep. Cal Dooley (D-Calif.) and 45 co-sponsors.
Democrats Shy About Saying ‘Bush’
A Daschle spokesperson disputed the suggestion that the Minority Leader was trying to criticize Bush without actually uttering the president’s name.
February Showdowns Will Make, Break Democratic Contenders
The Maine caucuses have a history of quirkiness, which should help the Vermonter. Georgian Jimmy Carter won them in 1976 and then-Colorado Sen. Gary Hart did so in 1984.
House Dismisses Pair of ‘Frivolous’ Election Contests
Tataii alleged in his complaint that Mink should not have been on the September Democratic primary ballot because her illness made her unfit to serve.
Kingston Continues Fight for Greater CVC Oversight
Both Democratic and Republican members of the subcommittee expressed concerns about how many decisions are made about the project — the sheer quantity of which increase the cost — without going through
Abortion Conference Stalled
The bill has been languishing for a month-and-a-half without the appointment of Senate conferees since House passage on June 4. The Senate passed the bill on March 13.