Calvert’s Seating on Appropriations Draws Rebuke From Right
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Wilson’s Foes Seek to Keep Her on Defensive Over Iraq
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Senate Water Resources Bill Adds Earmarks, Again
The WRDA bill is the first in the Senate to attempt to comply with the earmark reforms in S.1, the ethics bill that has passed the Senate but is awaiting conference with the House.
Batter Out
But the John Edwards fan in question is John S. Edwards, the state Senator in the Virginia General Assembly.
Mueller Time
Mueller explained that if the FBI was not investigating government officials, “then public corruption would not be uncovered,” and he later added that on this subject, the FBI “bring[s] something
Regula’s So-So ’06 Showing Draws Dems’ Attention
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Politicians Ponder, ‘What’s in the Name?’
Politics takes a dramatic turn tonight for Will on the Hill, the annual event that puts some of Washington, D.C.’s famous figures onstage.
Gillespie Seeks Hill Help in Virginia
Gillespie, himself a former senior Hill aide, is one of Washington, D.C.’s highest-profile lobbyists and an ex-RNC chairman. He assumed the helm of the state GOP at the beginning of this year.
No-Brainer
In fact the bill, S. 223, is sponsored by Sen. Russ Feingold (D-Wis.) and has 38 co-sponsors — 21 Democrats, 15 Republicans and two Independents.
Whip Team Moves
The Cincinnati native wrote in an e-mail that she “enjoy[s] fly fishing and running.”
Mormon Political Donors Helped Fund PBS Series
Willard & Alice S. Marriott Foundation, the family charity of the prominent Mormon hotel family.
Gingrich Remains a Speaker, But Won’t Say Until September Whether He’s a Runner
Gingrich Remains a Speaker, But Won't Say Until September Whether He's a Runner -
Hill Rallies Around Eastern Market
’d never say it was good, because what happened was awful — but maybe one good thing is that now we have a chance to do with the renovations what we couldn’t do without the fire,” said Union Meat Co.’s
Name That Bird Bath
These birds — an English sparrow and a European starling — did what some of us probably were tempted to do during last week’s semi-heat wave — cool off in one of D.C.’s many fountains.
Panel Leaders Add Water Bill Earmarks
Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) and ranking member James Inhofe (R-Okla.) circulated a “Dear Colleague” letter inviting Senators to make their earmark requests and noting that “once the disclosure requirements of S.
Exhibit Examines Washington’s Jewish Community
Using a poster series and sequence of photographs, “Jewish Washington” aims to chronicle the roles of influential national figures, including Presidents Ulysses S.
Lobbyists: Frosh to Feel Bundling Rule
lobbyists argue, who most need the money-raising help from plum K Street Rolodexes — but who also would be the most vulnerable to charges from their opponents of being overly cozy with Washington, D.C.’s
IRS Needs to Draw the Line on 501(c) Electioneering
Unlike Section 527 groups, Section 501(c)s enjoy a First Amendment right to protect the identities of their contributors.
Kucinich’s Impeachment Proposal Takes Antiwar Stand to New Lengths
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Money Rolls for Approps Democrats
Murthas success gathering political money reflects a broader trend for the new cardinals on the House Appropriations panel.