In Congressional IDs, Badge Envy Is Rife
With those kinds of numbers, theres no time for hierarchy, Senate ID office supervisor Sam Jacobs said.
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Staunch Defender of Veterans Heads Spending Panel
Edwards ended up joining Teagues office as a legislative assistant. He made his boss a promise to never to forget the nations veterans.
Stevens Trial Will Go On
The defense spent time on Tuesday challenging Allens recollection that the car cost $44,000, including showing the cars window sticker with a lower price.
Parties Scrapping in N.J. Open-Seat Races
Four months ago, the Republican candidates in New Jerseys 3rd and 7th district open-seat races were coming off nasty primary battles that left both campaigns in a tough financial position heading into
Idaho: Republicans Offer Minnick Testimonials
Although Congressional candidates routinely organize supporters from the opposing party, Minnicks GOP backers appear to be prominent and more than simply a collection of garden-variety disaffected
West Virginia: Clinton to Rally for Barth in Charleston
Clinton, who took 67 percent in West Virginias Democratic primary, will stump for Barth at a rally at the University of Charleston on Friday afternoon.
Navy Veteran McCain Pushed Making Educational Benefits Transferable to Family
forcefully on defense-related subjects such as the troop surge in Iraq, he has been less influential on veterans-related issues like updating the GI bill and modernizing the Veterans Affairs Departments
Privatization: a Solution or a Disaster?
McCains proposal, Edwards said, could destroy the VA health care system.
The Road Ahead: Veterans Affairs
Staunch Defender of Veterans Heads Spending Panel Veterans Lobby Feels Bailout Heat Obama, Who Sits on the VA Panel, Says He Was Inspired by Grandfathers Service Navy Veteran McCain Pushed Making
Missouri: NRCC Hits Barnes on Her Fannie Mae Ties
Republican Congressional Committee on Wednesday linked former Kansas City Mayor Kay Barnes (D) with the recent turmoil involving Fannie Mae, highlighting her position five years ago on the mortgage giants
With More Financial Triage to Come, Will Parties Play Together?
Fiscal discipline is in a shambles, a bad situation made worse by the Senates eager embrace of another $100 billion in unfunded programs to pass the financial rescue/bailout package.
Boehner Tells Republicans to Attack
Its up to all of us to make sure our neighbors back at home are hearing our message of reform, the memo states.
Indiana: First Sodrel Ad Touts His Success in Business
Playing on the nickname Millionaire Mike that Democrats have used to describe him in past cycles, Sodrels first spot portrays him as a self-made businessman.
Washington: Reichert Airs First Ad, but Burner Blasts Back
. Burner released two of her own spots this week: One advertisement targeted Reicherts economic record, while the other discussed education issues.
Stevens’ Team to Call Colin Powell as Witness
Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) and Stevens wife, who the defense has argued oversaw most of the renovations of the Senators home.
Schumer Sees Momentum; DSCC Airs New Ad Attacking McConnell
. Schumer said that both McConnells race in Kentucky and GOP Sen.
Hill Climbers: Crisis Management
Ive lived here my entire life, and I couldnt leave the city, and I think its a perfect place to be if youre interested in politics, she said.
Prosecutors Show Stevens’ Awareness of Renovations
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) on Wednesday morning showed jurors e-mails, notes and other documents in which Stevens and his friend Bob Persons discussed in detail the renovations at the Senators Alaska home
Obama Campaign Says McCain’s Housing Aid Plan Risks Taxpayer Money
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Latham’s Bailout Vote Should Sit Well With Voters
That question may not have been posed if Congress accepted the Congressmans amendment to reduce the overall size of the bill from $700 billion to $250 billion.