House Committee ChairMEN

November 21, 2014 · by Alison J Fox | in Uncategorized | tagged animal fighting, animals, anwr, bishop, cafe, canada, chimps, committee chair, conaway, critical habitat, dog protection, endangered species act, federal lands, forest, Goodlatte, gray wolf, great cats, greenhouse gases, habitat, hal rogers, horses, house of representatitves, house republicans, ivory, lamar smith, pets on trains, polar bears, primate, puppy protection, sessions, shuster, soring, tax incentive, upton | Leave a comment

We recently discussed potential House Committee Chairs in Federal Policy Week. The Republican Caucus voted and the Chairs are now set. The House Republican Conference approved the full list of Committee Chairmen (20 men and 1 woman) this week. Chairman, and some information on selected positions over the years, for key Committees include: Agriculture: As […]

THE NEXT CONGRESS – Committee Leadership on Key Committees

November 13, 2014 · by Alison J Fox | in Uncategorized | tagged agriculture, agriculture committee, appropriations committee, committees, conaway, congress, don young, energy and natural resources, environment, epw, hill, house, inhofe, lucas, murkowski, natural resources committee, price, republicans, rob bishop, roberts, ryan, senate, sessions | Leave a comment

As discussed in the last Federal Policy Week posting, House and Senate Committee memberships and Chairs will change on many Congressional committees. I will keep you updated on changes as they happen to both the authorizing committees and the Appropriations Committee in the both the House and Senate. For now, The Hill provides a preview […]

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House Committee ChairMEN

THE NEXT CONGRESS – Committee Leadership on Key Committees