October 4, 2001:  Republicans Announce Criteria for Economic Stimulus Package   Propose Specific Policies

   July 12, 2001: Shays-Meehan Coalition Prevents Consideration of Campaign Finance Reform

   April 26, 2001: Conservatives Move to Shoot Down "Triggers"   Amendment to House Rules Introduced to Prevent Tax-Cut Triggers. 

   April 26, 2001: Conservatives Reject Decreasing Tax Relief in Order to Increase Spending

   April 9, 2001: Members Respond to President's Budget   call spending increase "Generous"

   March 29, 2001: Conservatives Win Big Victory with Passage of Marriage Penalty Relief

   March 14, 2001: House Members Call for Larger, Faster Tax Cut

   March 7, 2001: Vice-President Cheney Meets with House Conservatives

   February 20, 2001: Economic Data Show Need for Larger Tax Cut

   February 7, 2001: House Members Call for More Tax Relief

   September 21, 2000: Members of Congress Respond to Pro-CARA Rally

   September 19, 2000: Real Test on Debt Relief Still Ahead

   September 19, 2000: Members React to House Vote to Prevent Distribution of Abortion Pills to School Children

   June 26, 2000: House Republicans Respond to Surplus Announcement - Propose Uses for the Tax Overpayment

   June 22, 2000: Conservatives Respond to Gore (IDEA) Announcement