No Garden Party
In an interview this week, Dentz said he was not satisfied with Moran’s “purported apology.”
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Blunt Works to Refine Operation
“I think the work he’s done with our policy team over the past year has been particularly good,” Blunt said in an interview Wednesday.
Group Aims to Focus Catholics on Politics
“I’ve been put in place here by the Vatican,” Galloway volunteered in a recent phone interview, as he exuberantly explained the mission of Your Catholic Voice, a budding organization singularly
Alexander Eyes Race for NRSC
Also, the victor for the NRSC will set himself or herself up to potentially vault into the upper echelons of the Senate GOP after the 2006 elections, when retirements and term limits on leaders could result
Disaster Plan Slated for Vote
I do believe it is the first and most important building block,” House Majority Whip Roy Blunt (Mo.) said in an interview late last month.
GOP Leaders Turn Up Heat on 9/11 Panel
“We recognize that not all Members supported the creation of the Commission,” the chairman wrote. “Our answer to our critics can only be the quality of the report.”
GOP Leaders Turn Up Heat on 9/11 Panel
“We recognize that not all Members supported the creation of the Commission,” the chairman wrote. “Our answer to our critics can only be the quality of the report.”
Bush’s Bioethicist Worries About Fruits of Science
I’m on their side of the bottom line — cloning should go forward — but as Kass told me in an interview, “One should not try to win this argument on the basis of terminological sleight of hand.”
No Indication Ricin Arrest Linked to Capitol Hill Incident
In a telephone interview Tuesday, FBI spokeswoman Robbie Burroughs said agents found ricin in Alberg’s Kirkland, Wash., apartment but it is not clear what he intended to do with the substance.
Jeffords Leads Blockade of EPA Nominations
Jim Jeffords (I-Vt.) took the lead on the effort last week by placing a hold on the nominees in an attempt to pressure the EPA to turn over documents relating to its decision to modify the Clean Air Act
Firms Probe Plane Crash
“It’s hard to make peace with it,” Mohamadi said in a recent interview. “Is there any justice or any way to find out what happened?”
Williams’ Allies Seeking Posthumous Pardon
McCurry, who got his start in politics serving as spokesman for Williams, said in an interview that it’s time for the late Senator to get his due.
Kerry, Congress Should Fight Bush Science Cuts
budgets for the National Science Foundation, science programs at the Departments of Energy and Defense, the National Institutes of Health, and the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
Pa.’s 17th District Primary Is Impossible to Predict
The former deputy attorney general scored the endorsement of the Dauphin County GOP in February and he also has the support of state Senate Majority Whip Jeff Piccola (R), also of Dauphin.
Chris Dodd’s Lott Moment?
Trent Lott (R-Miss.) out of the GOP leadership, Dodd said, “It has often been said that the man and the moment come together.
There Goes the Coalition of the Willing
“I get it shipped with dog food every once in a while,” Cooper revealed in a telephone interview from Iraq last week. “There are two things I can’t get in Baghdad — Iams and Roll Call.”
Pillow Talk on Capitol Hill
As part of a series of events leading up to the return of Daylight Savings Time, the foundation released its annual survey on the sleep habits of Americans, raised a cool-as-the-other-side-of-the-pillow
Gainer Frustrated By Merger
The law-enforcement agency submitted a plan outlining the merger in August 2003, but none of the four committees with oversight of the department has endorsed the proposal yet.
Read These Books — They Will Open Up Your Political Mind
The books are “The Radical Center,” originally published in 2001, and “The Real State of the Union,” just out.