Film Lets Viewers Walk in Lewis’ Shoes
But people still tell him they don’t think race issues have improved. “That’s why I say, ‘Come walk in my shoes,’” he said.
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Good Candidates for House Come in All Shapes and Sizes
[IMGCAP(1)]Gregg Harper (R), MississippiÂ’s 3rd district. An attorney and former Rankin County Republican chairman, Harper, 52, did what many candidates promise to do but, in fact, donÂ’t.
GOP Forced To Sidelines
A majority of Republicans blocked the bill from coming to the Senate floor last week, arguing they supported a similar bill sponsored by Finance ranking member Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa).
Heard on the Hill: Pity the Fool
Y,” the memo offers: “Don’t stand in her way — don’t stand anywhere I would suggest.
No Poll Vault for Sununu
John Sununu (R) finds himself in a similar predicament.
Experts Affirm New Cost of Police Radios
However, all emphasized that they had only been briefed on the plan and didnÂ’t know the details.
Experts Affirm New Cost of Police Radios
However, all emphasized that they had only been briefed on the plan and didnÂ’t know the details.
GOP Singing From Same Tune on Drilling
John McCain (R-Ariz.), who has been viewed as more environmentally friendly than traditional Republicans.
Telecom Awaits New Congress
Just because telecom policy might not make for scintillating presidential campaign politicking doesnÂ’t mean itÂ’s slated for a back seat next Congress.
Pennsylvania: Kanjorski Touts His Middle-Class Roots
Kanjorski is getting a challenge from Hazleton Mayor Lou Barletta (R), who became nationally known for his stringent anti-immigration policies in the third-largest town in the northeastern Pennsylvania
Hartke Wants to Follow in Dad’s Path
Eric Cantor (R-Va.) in November, but even some Democrats on Capitol Hill privately concede that the younger Hartke doesnÂ’t have much of a chance against a four-term Congressman who is not only a rising
Big Day Looms for a Rookie
Tom Reynolds (R-N.Y.). Around the same time, Getman, then a law student at Catholic University, was working for then-Rep.
Obama, McCain Can Help Advance Energy, Competitiveness Now
John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Barack Obama (D-Ill.) unveiled impressive plans this week on energy and competitiveness policy, but they need to act now to save federal energy research from collapsing.
A Neutral Net for 2009
Byron Dorgan (D-N.D.) and Olympia Snowe (R-Maine) are leading the push for net-neutrality efforts in the Senate.
One Washington Battle That’s All in Good Taste
Phil English (R-Pa.), will be making a return appearance at the National Capital Barbecue Battle, an annual event that will enter its 16th year on Saturday.
GOP Finds Dry Hole in Story About China Drilling
If China could drill 60 miles from Florida, why couldnÂ’t AmericaÂ’s oil and gas companies? Why are even the communists figuring out the laws of supply and demand when Democrats wonÂ’t?
Heard on the Hill: Luck of the Draw
Davis and Cardoza arenÂ’t the only lucky ducks in Congress: Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner (R-Wis.) and Sen.
New York: Davis Launches Two Ads in Third House Bid
“Growing up we didn’t have much more than pride in America and a strong work ethic,” Davis says in the ad.
Office Space: A Lighter Side of Stevens
Then one day it didnÂ’t work and I donÂ’t wear it very much anymore.
Supplemental Deal Being Eyed
“The Democrats’ failure to pass a troop funding bill that will actually get our armed forces the money they need is nothing less than a disgrace,” House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) said