‘Fast and Furious’ Gets New Scrutiny
he had learned since he urged the Justice Department to broadly deny guns were walked, Burke cited matters such as how long the case took and that there should have been more questions about “anecdote[s]
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Heard on the Hill: Kevin Yoder’s Office Moves On Up
Heard on the Hill: Kevin Yoder’s Office Moves On Up -
William Jefferson’s Appeal
arranged meetings between private companies and foreign governments on his own time and it did not relate to the Congressman’s formal legislative duties, Jefferson’s lead appellate counsel, Lawrence S.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Aspiring Comedians Chat Up Marion Barry
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Aspiring Comedians Chat Up Marion Barry -
Issa Proves Active on Empowering District of Columbia
Today, Issa describes himself as D.C.’s “governor.”
William Jefferson Appeal Could Weaken Corruption Statute
Congressman’s formal legislative duties, he was not engaged in an official act that falls under the bribery statute prosecutors used to secure his conviction, Jefferson’s lead appellate counsel, Lawrence S.
DCCC’s Oregon Ad Buy Tops $400,000
DCCC’s Oregon Ad Buy Tops $400,000 -
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Larsen Sacks Slacker Tweeters
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Larsen Sacks Slacker Tweeters -
Republican’s Ad in Oregon Special Omits His Party (VIDEO)
Republican’s Ad in Oregon Special Omits His Party (VIDEO) -
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Long Live the Free Lunch
HOH's One-Minute Recess: Long Live the Free Lunch -
Wamp Event’s Big Bucks Raise Eyebrows
Wamp Event’s Big Bucks Raise Eyebrows -
GOP Cries Sabotage of Brown’s Bipartisanship
GOP Cries Sabotage of Brown’s Bipartisanship -
Boehner Declines to Opine About Gingrich’s Rise
Boehner Declines to Opine About Gingrich’s Rise -
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Congressional Rug Rats Occupy the Hill
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Congressional Rug Rats Occupy the Hill -
Heard on the Hill: Steven Palazzo’s Staffers Tapped for Odd Jobs
Heard on the Hill: Steven Palazzo’s Staffers Tapped for Odd Jobs -
Garagiola Says Felon’s Fundraiser Invite Was Not Approved
Garagiola Says Felon’s Fundraiser Invite Was Not Approved -
Weber: Supplemental Accounts Provide Path to Social Security Reform
Owned by the individual and therefore portable, this supplemental payroll deduction would be not only voluntary but tax-deductible and administered as individual retirement accounts and 401(k)s are
Primary Headache in Nebraska’s GOP Contest
Primary Headache in Nebraska’s GOP Contest -
Jenkins: Obama Misses the Point of TR’s Square Deal
Jenkins: Obama Misses the Point of TR’s Square Deal -
Filibuster Tests Senate Agreement on Judicial Nominees
Prior to the “gang of 14’s” accord, then-Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) was considering a change in Senate rules to eliminate use of the filibuster to prevent judicial confirmation votes