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» Don’t Take Civility Out of the House Appropriations Panel, November 05, 2003
When I came to Washington, one of the first lawmakers I met was Rep. George Mahon (D), a tall, taciturn Texan who was chairman of the House Appropriations Committee. I was awed...

» For Senate, It’s Nov. 21 or Bust, November 05, 2003
Senate leaders told rank-and-file Members on Tuesday that the Veterans Day holiday has been canceled and a five-day workweek would be instituted for the remainder of the session, as Nov. 21 has now been officially identified as the new target day for adjournment...

» Partisan rancor stalls forests bill, November 05, 2003
Republicans are accusing Senate Democrats of using "a new tool of obstruction" to stall legislation designed to prevent the kinds of wildfires that devastated Southern California last month...

» Senate Republicans Weighing New Tactics to Advance Bills to Conference, November 04, 2003
Escalating a partisan dispute, Senate Republicans said Tuesday they are weighing procedural tactics to override Democratic efforts to prevent two bills from advancing to House-Senate conferences...

» One Year Out: No Time To Waste on Election Reform Funding, November 03, 2003
One year ago on Oct. 29, President Bush signed the most sweeping electoral reform legislation into law since the Voting Rights Act of 1965...

» House Races - Hoyer: Dems Poised For Gains In '04 Election Environment, October 31, 2003
House Minority Whip Hoyer this afternoon predicted next year's elections would be less dominated by security issues than the 2002 elections, and Democrats could win the House in 2004 if they get the political wind Republicans received in 1994...

» Transportation - Democrats Reiterate Their Vow To Fight FAA Bill, October 30, 2003
House Democratic leaders and House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee members today reiterated their vow to fight the FAA reauthorization bill when it comes to the floor.

» US Congress Resumes Negotiations On $60 Bln FAA Bill, October 30, 2003
WASHINGTON -- U.S. House and Senate negotiators reopened talks Wednesday on the four-year, $60 billion reauthorization of the Federal Aviation Administration...

» US House passes aviation bill as Democrats object, October 30, 2003
WASHINGTON, Oct 30 (Reuters) - The U.S. House of Representatives approved a $60 billion aviation bill on Thursday after Democrats fought a losing battle to preserve a proposed ban on the expansion of air traffic privatization...

» As Congress Readies To Recess, GOP Agenda's Stuck In Neutral, October 29, 2003
It's not just Red Sox and Cubs fans who are shouting, "Wait till next year!" So are Republicans in Congress...

 

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