March 12, 2004
Senate Approves FY2005 Budget Resolution
This week, the Senate approved the FY2005 budget resolution. The House Budget Committee began its consideration of the budget resolutionView More
Budget
March 5, 2004
FY2005 Budget Resolution Headed to Senate Floor
After two days of debate, the Senate Budget Committee approved, 12-10, the FY2005 budget resolution (S. Con. Res. 95) onView More
March 5, 2004
Labor Budget Examined by House Committee
Labor Secretary Elaine Chao testified on the FY2005 budget before the House Ways and Means Committee on March 4. HerView More
February 13, 2004
HHS Budget Scrutinized by House and Senate Committees
Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) Tommy Thompson testified before the House Ways and Means Committee on February 10,View More
February 13, 2004
Colin Powell Defends State Department’s FY2005 Budget
Secretary of State Colin Powell summarized President Bush’s FY2005 request for international affairs programs before the House International Affairs CommitteeView More
February 13, 2004
House and Senate Committees Examine FY2005 Budget for SBA
Small Business Administration (SBA) Administrator Hector Barreto testified before the House Small Business Committee on February 11, and before theView More
February 6, 2004
House and Senate Committees Hear Testimony on the President’s FY2005 Budget
Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Director Joshua Bolten outlined the President’s FY2005 budget before the House Budget Committee onView More
January 23, 2004
The State of the Union Address
On January 20, President Bush delivered his third State of the Union address to Congress and the American people, placingView More
January 23, 2004
Democratic Response to the State of the Union Address
On January 28, Gov. Gary Locke (D-WA) delivered the Democratic response to President Bush’s State of the Union address, focusingView More
January 23, 2004
FY2004 Omnibus Spending Bill Headed to White House
Just over a week before the President is scheduled to send his FY2005 budget to Congress, the Senate approved, 65-28,View More