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Search by ticker symbol: NTVN. http://www.netivation.com/new/press/49.html Netivation.com Completes Acquisitions of Three Internet Political Companies ---------------------------------------------------------- ------------------CapitolWatch Insider-------------------- Questions from readers have prompted me to use occasional columns to tell you where certain information about Congress can be found on the Web: The schedule of upcoming committee and subcommittee hearings can, for the House, be found at www.house.gov and, for the Senate, at www.senate.gov. Be warned that a number of committees persistently schedule their hearings at the very last minute. Information about pending legislation -- full text, summaries, names of sponsor and co-sponsors and status -- is available at thomas.loc.gov. The "loc" stands for "Library of Congress." ~Tiresias Congratulations to media consultant Peter Fenn of Fenn & King Communications. Peter correctly guessed the identity of Tiresias. Peter wins the new edition of CQ's "Politics in America-2000." Tiresias' columns will continue to appear Monday through Friday, and columns by Candidus, will continue to appear in the Weekend Edition. ------------------CapitolWatch Insider-------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------- Transcripts http://www.capitolwatch.com/transcripts/11-29-99_02.html REPUBLICAN RESPONSE TO THE PRESIDENT'S RADIO ADDRESS NOVEMBER 29, 1999 http://www.capitolwatch.com/transcripts/11-29-99_01.html PRESIDENT CLINTON DELIVERS WEEKLY RADIO ADDRESS NOVEMBER 29, 1999 http://www.capitolwatch.com/transcripts/11-25-99_02.html HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON HOLDS NEWS CONFERENCE ON HER SENATE BID NOVEMBER 25, 1999 U.S. House of Representatives E-mail your Representative: mailto: House Roll Call Vote: 596 Description: Making further continuing appropriations for FY 2000 Date: 11/17/99 Bill: H.J RES.80 Action: On Passage Result: PASSED Yea = 403 Nay = 8 Not Voted = 23 Richard E. Neal voted Yes. House Roll Call Vote: 598 Description: Date: 11/18/99 Bill: ADJOURN Action: On Motion to Adjourn Result: failed Yea = 14 Nay = 375 Not Voted = 44 Richard E. Neal voted No. House Roll Call Vote: 599 Description: Providing for consideration of H.J. Res 82 making further continuing appropriations for FY 2000 Date: 11/18/99 Bill: H.RES.385 Action: On Ordering the Previous Question Result: PASSED Yea = 375 Nay = 45 Not Voted = 13 Richard E. Neal voted Yes. House Roll Call Vote: 600 Description: Providing for consideration of H.J. Res 82 making further continuing appropriations for FY 2000 Date: 11/18/99 Bill: H.RES.385 Action: Table Motion to Reconsider Result: PASSED Yea = 316 Nay = 101 Not Voted = 16 Richard E. Neal voted Yes. House Roll Call Vote: 601 Description: Providing for consideration of H.J. Res 82 making further continuing appropriations for FY 2000 Date: 11/18/99 Bill: H.RES.385 Action: On Agreeing to the Resolution Result: PASSED Yea = 352 Nay = 63 Not Voted = 18 Richard E. Neal voted Yes. House Roll Call Vote: 602 Description: Providing for consideration of H.J. Res 82 making further continuing appropriations for FY 2000 Date: 11/18/99 Bill: MOTION Action: Table Motion to Reconsider Result: PASSED Yea = 294 Nay = 123 Not Voted = 16 Richard E. Neal voted No. House Roll Call Vote: 603 Description: Date: 11/18/99 Bill: ADJOURN Action: On Motion to Adjourn Result: failed Yea = 25 Nay = 395 Not Voted = 13 Richard E. Neal voted No. House Roll Call Vote: 604 Description: Date: 11/18/99 Bill: ADJOURN Action: On Motion to Adjourn Result: failed Yea = 24 Nay = 378 Not Voted = 31 Richard E. Neal voted No. House Roll Call Vote: 605 Description: Date: 11/18/99 Bill: ADJOURN Action: On Motion to Adjourn Result: failed Yea = 24 Nay = 379 Not Voted = 31 Richard E. Neal voted No. House Roll Call Vote: 606 Description: Making further continuing appropriations for F.Y. 2000 Date: 11/18/99 Bill: H.J.RES.82 Action: On Motion to Recommit Result: failed Yea = 1 Nay = 420 Not Voted = 13 Richard E. Neal voted No. House Roll Call Vote: 607 Description: Making further continuing appropriations for F.Y. 2000 Date: 11/18/99 Bill: H.J.RES.82 Action: On Passage Result: PASSED Yea = 403 Nay = 16 Not Voted = 15 Richard E. Neal voted Yes. House Roll Call Vote: 608 Description: Waiving points of order against the conference report on H.R. 3194, D.C. Appropriations, FY 2000 Date: 11/18/99 Bill: H.RES.386 Action: On Agreeing to the Resolution Result: PASSED Yea = 226 Nay = 204 Not Voted = 4 Richard E. Neal voted Yes. House Roll Call Vote: 609 Description: District of Columbia Appropriations Act, 2000 Date: 11/18/99 Bill: H.R.3194 Action: On Motion to Recommit Conference Report Result: failed Yea = 212 Nay = 219 Not Voted = 4 Richard E. Neal voted Yes. House Roll Call Vote: 610 Description: District of Columbia Appropriations Act, 2000 Date: 11/18/99 Bill: H.R.3194 Action: On Agreeing to the Conference Report Result: PASSED Yea = 296 Nay = 135 Not Voted = 4 Richard E. Neal voted Yes. House Roll Call Vote: 611 Description: Ticket to Work and Work Incentives Improvement Act Date: 11/18/99 Bill: H.R.1180 Action: On Agreeing to the Conference Report Result: PASSED Yea = 418 Nay = 2 Not Voted = 15 Richard E. Neal voted Yes. U.S. Senate E-mail your Senator: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Senate Vote Number: 374 Description: H.R.3194 Conference report Date: 11/19/99 Bill: H.R.3194 Action: Result: PASSED Yea = 74 Nay = 24 Not Voted = 2 Edward M. Kennedy voted Yes. John F. Kerry voted Yes. Senate Vote Number: 373Description: Motion to invoke cloture on conference report on H.R. 3194Date: 11/19/99 Bill: H.R.3194Action: Result: PASSEDYea = 87 Nay = 9 Not Voted = 4Edward M. Kennedy voted Yes. John F. Kerry voted Yes. Senate Vote Number: 372Description: H.R.1180 Conference ReportDate: 11/19/99 Bill: H.R.1180Action: Result: PASSEDYea = 95 Nay = 1 Not Voted = 4Edward M. Kennedy voted Yes. John F. Kerry voted Yes. Senate Vote Number: 371Description: Helms Amendment No. 2781Date: 11/18/99 Bill: H.J.RES.82Action: Result: PASSEDYea = 88 Nay = 1 Not Voted = 11Edward M. Kennedy voted Yes. John F. Kerry voted Yes. Senate Vote Number: 370Description: Byrd Amendment No. 2780Date: 11/18/99 Bill: H.J.RES.82Action: Result: PASSEDYea = 56 Nay = 33 Not Voted = 11Edward M. Kennedy voted No. John F. Kerry voted No. Senate Vote Number: 369Description: Motion to Proceed to Consider Conference Report to Accompany H.R.3194Date: 11/18/99 Bill: H.R.3194Action: Result: PASSEDYea = 80 Nay = 8 Not Voted = 12Edward M. Kennedy voted Yes. John F. Kerry voted Yes. Senate Vote Number: 368Description: Feinstein Amdt. No. 2756Date: 11/17/99 Bill: S.625Action: Result: PASSEDYea = 82 Nay = 16 Not Voted = 1Edward M. Kennedy voted Yes. John F. Kerry voted Yes. Senate Vote Number: 367Description: Motion to table Moynihan Amdt. No. 2663Date: 11/17/99 Bill: S.625Action: Result: PASSEDYea = 54 Nay = 43 Not Voted = 2Edward M. Kennedy voted No. John F. Kerry voted No. Senate Vote Number: 366Description: Wellstone Amdt. No. 2752Date: 11/17/99 Bill: S.625Action: Result: failedYea = 27 Nay = 71 Not Voted = 2Edward M. Kennedy voted Yes. John F. Kerry voted Yes. Senate Vote Number: 365Description: Dodd Amdt. No. 2532 As ModifiedDate: 11/10/99 Bill: S.625Action: Result: failedYea = 45 Nay = 50 Not Voted = 3Edward M. Kennedy voted Yes. John F. Kerry voted Yes. President's agenda: fund raising, bill signing, trade talks WASHINGTON (AP) - Returning from Thanksgiving break, President Clinton begins a busy week of fund raising, bill signing, and haggling over global trade. http://www.capitolwatch.com/story/11_29story10.htmlA Republican nominee after only 52 days of elections? WASHINGTON (AP) - Every political candidate has his Waterloo, the state in which presidential dreams can rise or fall. It is Iowa for Steve Forbes, South Carolina for John McCain and Louisiana for Gary Bauer. http://www.capitolwatch.com/story/11_29story1.htmlTrump calls Yeltsin `a disaster,' would weigh bombing North Korea WASHINGTON (AP) - Donald Trump said Sunday he would not rule out a U.S. military first strike to stem North Korea's missile production. http://www.capitolwatch.com/story/11_29story11.htmlTeamsters won't endorse Buchanan, Hoffa saysWASHINGTON (AP) - The Teamsters will not endorse Pat Buchanan for president despite the union agrees with the potential Reform Party presidential nominee on trade issues, Teamsters leader James P. Hoffa said Sunday. http://www.capitolwatch.com/story/11_29story2.htmlForbes offers `campaign of stark differences'NORTH CONWAY, N.H. (AP) - One stark difference is the way Forbes is running his uphill bid for the GOP presidential nomination in 2000 compared with the election strategies of four years ago. He says ``my broad-based message'' will make him a stronger contender, and ultimately, the conservative alternative next year. http://www.capitolwatch.com/story/11_29story12.htmlArizona pioneering Internet voting in presidential primary PHOENIX (AP) - Being 25th in the nation, the Arizona Democratic primary doesn't get much attention, but the vote even presidential candidates haven't seemed to notice could become notable for how it's conducted. http://www.capitolwatch.com/story/11_29story3.htmlEx-Congress members square off over Internet accessWASHINGTON (AP) - The battle is over new technology, but the lobbying tactic is time-tested: Companies racing to provide high-speed Internet connections have hired influential ex-members of Congress and former White House press secretary Mike McCurry to push their interests. http://www.capitolwatch.com/story/11_29story4.htmlNo avoiding the high-voltage issue in this campaignWASHINGTON (AP) - In the 2000 presidential campaign, the third rail is a hands-on issue because there will have to be changes in Social Security financing to deal with the 21st century retirement boom. http://www.capitolwatch.com/story/11_29story5.htmlWeb shopper Clinton advises consumers to be careful WASHINGTON (AP) - President Clinton said Saturday he will shop online for some Christmas gifts this year and believes electronic commerce will benefit consumers and the economy if used with care and caution. http://www.capitolwatch.com/story/11_29story6.htmlGiuliani facing the New York City mayor's jinx ALBANY, N.Y. 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