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Members Gird to Talk Social Security at Home
Interestingly, Republicans may be bringing back a word made famous in the political debates of the 1990’s — “lockbox.”
People Who Need People
A Job That’s Not for the Meek(s). Crain’s New York Business reported this week that Patrick Jenkins, a top aide to Rep.
Privatization’s ‘Pied Piper’
Private accounts might not make it through Congress, but Peter Jr.’s still swinging.
ROMPing for Dollars
The bill, S.1181, has been sent to the House, where it is championed by Rep. Lamar Smith (R-Texas). Moving On.
A Better Way on Campaign Finance
Democracy 21’s Fred Wertheimer, forever convinced of the virtue of regulation, has denounced the exemption.
Ambassador to the Homeless
When trying to help the homeless it’s best to let them dictate the conversation, but Baxter said he “slide[s] in” ways they can get help.
Schumer, Dole Bullish on 2006
Democrats have a clear edge when it comes to early candidate recruitment this cycle — with Pennsylvania Treasurer Bob Casey Jr.’s (D) decision to challenge Sen.
McCain Shines Spotlight on Lobbyists’ Excesses
with paying for Abramoff’s golf club fees and Ring’s social fees in the University Club, the Choctaws also unwittingly covered an old Abramoff debt of $50,000 from his film producing days in the 1980’s;
Players Take to New, but Old, Field
R-Pa.), an Irish immigrant who pitched for four years for the Chicago White Sox in the 1880s, organized a baseball game between Members on both sides of the aisle at American Park, located at Ninth and S
Spend Time With D.C.’s Other Former Senators
The discussion will take place at 7 p.m. in the lecture hall of the S. Dillon Ripley Center. Tickets are $23 general and $18 for Smithsonian Resident Associates.
Wal-Mart Urges Hill to Act on VRA
Tracy Sefl, spokeswoman for Wal-Mart Watch, a group critical of the Arkansas-based retailer, said in an e-mail that her group, too, applauds Wal-Mart’s position and “believe[s] this move shows our
FEC Could Face Massive Turnover at the Top
Democracy 21’s Fred Wertheimer agreed, and both would like to see Thomas reappointed.
Panel Seeks Balance on Copyright
However, Section 108’s exceptions for libraries, drafted with the print format in mind, have become harder to apply in the digital age. For example, is a dorm room a part of the library?
Paper Has Changed, But Focus Remains the Same
And, to mark its first anniversary, a 16-page paper was published June 28, 1956, which was the largest Roll Call had produced up to that point and “from available records, [wa]s the largest Capitol Hill
Workplace Diversity
One of the firm’s longtime clients is the S Corporation Association, which represents small businesses. “Brian is going to be a big asset to the S Corporation Association,” Silverman said.
Ten Who Changed Course
Kennedy had a reputation as “militant, aggressive, intolerant, opinionated, somewhat shallow in his convictions … more like his father than his brother,” according to Arthur Schlesinger Jr.’s “Robert Kennedy
Matson’s World
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Ex-Minnesota Rep. Karth Dies at 83
Prior to Apollo 11’s landing on the moon, Karth called for unmanned missions that would be cheaper and get more accomplished.
World Is Watching Congress on Social Security
At the G7’s last meetings — which took place in Washington, D.C., in April — my counterparts raised the issue of America’s Social Security debate right away.