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1 2003 TWV Congressional Panel William A. Daoulas - AM General LTC Scott Gorske - National Guard Bureau COL Gary Profit - OCAR Doug Stewart - Robinson International Mike Chase - Chase Associates
2 107 th Congress Members No Longer in Congress James Traficant (D-OH) John Baldacci (D-ME) Bob Ehrlich (R-MD) Rob Blagojevich (D-IL) Brian Kerns (R-IN) Van Hillereary (R-TN) Rob Riley (R-LA) Robert Underwood (D-Guam) Senator Frank Murkowski (R-AK) Earl Hilliard (D-AL) Eva Clayton (D-NC) Bob Schaffer (R-CO) William Coyne (D-PA) Dick Armey (R-TX) Steve Horn (R-CA) Wes Watkins (R-OK) Dan Miller (R-FL) Joe Skeen (R-NM) Tim Roemer (D-IN) James Hansen (R-UT) Marge Roukema (R-NJ) Sonny Callahan (R-AL) John LaFalce (D-NY) Robert A. Borski (D-PA) J.C. Watts (R-OK) Bob Stump (R-AZ) Benjamin Gilman (R-NY) Carrie Meek (D-NY) Senator Strom Thurmond (R-SC) Senator Phil Gramm (R-TX) Senator Fred Thompson (R-TN) Senator Jesse Helms (R-NC) Senator Rob Torricelli (D-NJ) Bob Clement (R-TN) Jim Barcia (D-MI) Ken Bentsen (D-TX) David Bonior (D-MI) Tom Barrett (D-WI) Ed Bryant (R-TN) Joe Scarborough (R-FL) Bud Shuster (R-PA) Steve Largent (R-OK) Julian Dixon (D-CA) Joe Moakley (D-MA) Norman Sissisky (D-VA) Floyd Spence (R-SC) Senator Paul Wellstone (D-MN) Gary Condit (D-CA) Saxby Chambliss (R-GA) John Sununu (R-NH) Greg Ganske (R-IA) John Cooksey (R-LA) Lindsey Graham (R-SC) John Thune (R-SD) Lynn Rivers (D-MI) Senator Bob Smith (R-NH) Tom Sawyer (D-OH) Bob Barr (R-GA) Frank Mascara (D-PA) Cynthia McKinney (D-GA)
3 34 Senate Terms Expiring in 2004 DEMOCRATS Evan Bayh, IN Barbara Boxer, CA John Breaux, LA Thomas Daschle, SD Christopher Dodd, CT Byron Dorgan, ND John Edwards, NC Russell Feingold, WI Bob Graham, FL Ernest Hollings, SC Daniel Inouye, HI Patrick Leahy, VT Blanche Lincoln, AR Barbara Milkulski, MD Zell Miller, GA Patty Murray, WA Harry Reid, NV Charles Schumer, NY Ron Wyden, OR REPUBLICANS Robert Bennett, UT Christopher Bond, MO Sam Brownback, KS Jim Bunning, KY Ben Nighthorse Campbell, CO Mike Crapo, ID Peter Fitzgerald, IL Chuck Grassley, IA Judd Gregg, NH John McCain, AZ Frank Murkowski, AK* Don Nickles, OK Richard Shelby, AL Arlen Specter, PA George Voinovish, OH
4 House Armed Services Committee REPUBLICANS Duncan Hunter, CA Chairman Curt Weldon, PA Joel Hefley, CO H. James Saxton, NJ John M. McHugh, NY Terry Everett, AL Roscoe G. Bartlett, MD Howard P. Buck McKeon, CA William M. Mac Thornberry, TX John Hostettler, IN Walter B. Jones, NC Jim Ryun, KS Jim Gibbons, NV Robin Hayes, NC Heather A. Wilson, NM Ken Calvert, CA Rob Simmons, CT Ander Crenshaw, FL Mark Steven Kirk, IL Jo Ann Davis, VA Ed Schrock, VA Todd Akin, MO J. Randy Forbers, VA Jeff Miller, FL Joe Wilson, SC Frank A. LoBiondo, NJ Tom Cole, OK Jeb Bradley, NH Rob Bishop, UT Michael Turner, OH John Kline, MN Candice Miller, MI Phil Gingrey, GA Mike Rogers, AL Trent Franks, AZ
5 House Armed Services Committee DEMOCRATS (New Members named at end of month) Ike Skelton, MO Ranking Member John M. Spratt, SC Solomon P. Ortiz, TX Lane Evans, IL Gene Taylor, MS Neil Abercrombie, HI Martin T. Meehan, MA Robert A. Underwood, Guam Silvestre Reyes, TX Tom Allen, ME Vic Snyder, AR Jim Turner, TX Adam Smith, WA Loretta Sanchez, CA Mike McIntyre, NC Ciro D. Rodriguez, TX Ellen O. Tauscher, CA Robert A. Brady, PA Robert E. Andrews, NJ Baron P. Hill, IN Mike Thompson, CA John B. Larson, CT Susan A. Davis, CA Jim Langevin, RI Rick Larsen, WA
6 Senate Armed Services Committee REPUBLICANS John W. Warner, VA Chairman John McCain, AZ James M. Inhofe, OK Rick Santorum, PA Pat Roberts, KS Wayne Allard, CO Jeff Sessions, AL Susan Collins, ME Jim Bunning, KY John Ensign, NV Jim Talent, MO Saxby Chambliss, GA Lindsey Graham, SC Elizabeth Dole, NC John Cornyn, TX
7 Senate Armed Services Committee DEMOCRATS Carl Levin, MI Ranking Member Edward M Kennedy, MA Robert C. Byrd, WV Joseph I. Lieberman, CT Mary L. Landrieu, LA Jack Reed, RI Daniel A. Akaka, HI Bill Nelson, FL Ben Nelson, NE Mark Dayton, MN Jeff Bingaman, NM Evan Bayh, IN Hillary Rodham Clinton, NY Mark Pryor, AR
8 House Appropriations Committee REPUBLICANS C.W. Bill Young, FL Chairman Ralph Regula, OH Jerry Lewis, CA Harold Rogers, KY Frank R. Wolf, VA Tom Delay, TX Jim Kolbe, AZ James T. Walsh, NY Charles H. Taylor, NC David L. Hobson, OH Ernest Istook, OK Henry Bonilla, TX Joe Knollenberg, MI Jack Kingston, GA Rodney Frelinghuysen, NJ Roger Wicker, MS George Nethercutt, WA Randy Duke Cunningham, CA Todd Tiahrt, KS Zach Wamp, TN Tom Latham, IA Anne M. Northup, KY Robert B. Aderholt, AL Jo Ann Emerson, MO Kay Granger, TX John E. Peterson, PA Virgil H. Goode, Jr., VA John T. Doolittle, CA Ray LaHood, IL John E. Sweeney, NY David Vitter, LA Donald L. Sherwood, PA Ander Crenshaw, FL Dave Weldon, FL Mark Kirk, IL John A. Culberson, TX Mike Simpson, ID
9 House Appropriations Committee DEMOCRATS David R. Obey, WI Ranking Member John P. Murtha, PA Norm Dicks, WA Martin Olav Sabo, MN Steny Hoyer, MD Alan B. Mollohan, WV Marcy Kaptur, OH Peter J. Visclosky, IN Nita M. Lowey, NY Jose E. Serrano, NY Rosa DeLauro, CT James P. Moran, VA John W. Olver, MA Ed Pastor, AZ David E. Price, NC Chet Edwards, TX Robert E. Bud Cramer, AL Patrick J. Kennedy, RI James E. Clyburn, SC Maurice D. Hinchey, NY Lucille Roybal-Allard, CA Sam Farr, CA Jesse L. Jackson, Jr., IL Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick, MI Allen Boyd, FL Chaka Fattah, PA Steven R. Rothman, NJ Sanford Bishop, Jr., GA Marion Berry, AR
10 Senate Appropriations Committee REPUBLICANS (One new member expected) Ted Stevens, AL Chairman Thad Cochran, MS Arlen Specter, PA Pete V. Domenici, NM Christopher S. Kit Bond, MO Mitch McConnell, KY Conrad Burns, MT Richard C. Shelby, AL Judd Gregg, NH Robert F. Bennett, UT Ben Nighthorse Campbell, CO Larry E. Craig, ID Kay Bailey Hutchison, TX Mike DeWine, OH
11 Senate Appropriations Committee DEMOCRATS Robert C. Byrd, WV Ranking Member Daniel K. Inouye, HI Ernest F. Hollings, SC Patrick J. Leahy, VT Tom Harkin, IA Barbara A. Mikulski, MD Harry Reid, NV Herb Kohl, WS Patty Murray, WA Byron L. Dorgan, ND Dianne Feinstein, CA Richard J. Durbin, IL Tim Johnson, SD Mary L. Landrieu, LA
12 Schedule 28 January - State of the Union Address 3 Feburary - Fiscal Year 2004 Budget Request Submission 6 February - SECDEF OSD Posture Hearing (SASC) 13 Feburary - Secretary of the Army Testimony before the SASC 17 through 21 February - President s Day Recess 25 February - Chief of Staff of the Army Testimony before the SASC 14 through 25 April - Spring Recess 26 through 30 May - Memorial Day Recess 30 June through 4 July - Independence Day Recess 28 July through 2 September - Summer Recess 3 October - Target Adjournment
13 2003 TWV Congressional Panel William A. Daoulas - AM General LTC Scott Gorske - National Guard Bureau COL Gary Profit - OCAR Doug Stewart - Robinson International Mike Chase - Chase Associates
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