Bell Goes on Attack
The filing marks the breach of a long-standing, though unwritten, truce between the parties on filing ethics complaints and the most aggressive stand by House Democrats who have for months charged the
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Senate Panel Flexes Muscles
, which falls under the purview of the Foreign Relations Committee.
GOP Puts Smith Under Scrutiny
start of the next Congress.
Chambers Split on CAA Suits
“The professionals in the Senate have convinced the Senators that they should ignore the law” despite the fact that the chamber voted for it 98-1.
New York: Towns Says Rumors of Rift With Owens Not True
The two represent adjoining Congressional districts in Brooklyn. “I’m supporting Owens,” Towns said in an interview late last week. “I’m encouraging everyone to do it.
Feds Move On Leak
Kelley spoke with Kay Daly, head of the Coalition for a Fair Judiciary, and is in the process of setting up an interview with her to go over the case.
Inglis a Near-Lock to Reclaim Old Seat
“It turned out quite differently than I expected,” Inglis said in an interview Wednesday.
Sitting in a Tree
The newest, most eligible bachelorette in Congress appears to be off the market. Rep.
Campbell Readies Subpoenas
John McCain (R-Ariz.) convinced Campbell to ratchet up the pressure by including the subpoenas on the agenda for the panel’s June 16 business meeting.
Papa Don’t Preach
Americans for Tax Reform President Grover Norquist, in an online interview with The Washington Post last Sunday, was contacted by his former neighbor (and apparent political polar opposite) Gene Weingarten
Keeping a Watchful Eye
In an interview with Roll Call Executive Editor Morton M.
High School Kids Could Help Swell ’04 Turnout — Really
voters to the polls.
Democratic Heavies to Fete Illinois’ Obama in N.Y., D.C.
Against background theme music from “The Twilight Zone,” the ad’s announcer alerts voters to the dangers associated with allowing illegal immigrants to come across the Mexican border “by the millions
Bolten’s Softer Touch Calms Hill Adversaries
“We had a good time up in Alaska,” Stevens recalled in an interview last week.
Nussle Heeds Calls, Boosts AIDS Funds
The ads contended that Nussle was preventing Congress and the White House from “dealing with this urgent crisis.”
Favorite Son
Patrick Kennedy (D-R.I.) is taking one for the clan, bailing his dad out of the awkward position of having had to say “no” to helping the ever-controversial Rep.
House Democrats Sharpen Iraq Talk
conflict from “arrogance” and other “root causes,” through failure in the field, to consequences for the U.S. military and the region.
Washingtonienne Speaks
Cutler had been placed on paid leave by the Ohio Republican earlier in the week and was actively looking for a job off the Hill even before DeWine gave her the boot.
Hatch Puts Hold on ‘Arnold ’08’
When introducing the amendment, Hatch said it was not targeted to help any particular individuals. “It’s almost impossible to pass any constitutional amendment,” Hatch said in an interview.
HHS Erred on Videos, GAO Finds
The package also offered a suggested script for news anchors to lead in to the story, video clips to use for reporters to voice-over and clips of HHS officials appearing to answer interview questions.