A Literary Re-enactment
“We call this active history to distinguish it from normal history,” Gingrich said in a recent interview. “It teaches you to think actively about events, not passively.
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Weston Medication Hearings Continue Thursday
Johnson, who did not attend the April 22 exercise, testified that the class facilitator had lavishly praised Weston for playing the role of the defense attorney in a mock federal counterfeit case
DeLauro Sees Slimmer, Sharper Platform
At the upcoming convention in Boston, the party platform will be “thematic not programmatic,” focusing on the failures of the Bush administration, the major principles that define Democrats and the vision
Curses! A Brief Senate History
But in an interview with Fox News Channel on Friday, the vice president charged that Leahy had repeatedly impugned his integrity, and added, “I said what needed to be said.
Souder, Davis Demand Quicker Action by HHS
The move would mark a rare public clash between the GOP-controlled Congress and the Bush administration.
Members Say They’ll Give DCCC $400K
Key sources at the meeting said Inslee made the pledge after calling himself “part of the dead man walking caucus” — one of the few Members ousted in 1994 during the Republican revolution but later
Clinton Documentary Opens Friday
Now, a new piece of the national Clinton media blitz is poised to hit Washington on Friday with the public premier of “The Hunting of the President: The Ten-Year Campaign to Destroy Bill Clinton,
Complaint Against LOC Draws 700-Plus Signers
at the institution.
Thune Wants Daschle to OK Spending Cap
Tuesday Welch’s campaign said his words were taken out of context from a 1994 Madison Capital Times interview.
Kucinich Backs Cafeteria Staff
President Gerald Gabrys, the lawmakers state that the company — which operates House Restaurant Services in the Cannon, Longworth and Rayburn House office buildings — did not pay its employees on the impromptu
Buoyed DCCC Raises Money Goal
likelihood of winning the House.
Things Look Sunnier for Naples
But Democrats — and some neutral observers — argue that the dynamics of the Congressional race aren’t anything like the election for the county post.
Recounting Lobbying Gold
In a recently released oral-history interview conducted by the Senate Historical Office Gold tells tales from both sides of that divide.
Panel Seeks to ‘Rein in’ Chief
the Capitol Police.”
Panel Kept Bell From Using Mail
“He is blatantly sending over-the-top, political, partisan ‘Dear Colleagues’ and he knows it,” Chairman Bob Ney (R-Ohio) said in a interview Friday.
Skunk at the Garden Party?
“I don’t consider myself a spoiler,” Clymer said in an interview Wednesday. “The way I would describe it is that Mr. Specter and Mr.
Moran Discloses Big Options Losses
“I’m the poorest Member of Congress,” Moran said in a brief interview. A spokesman for the lawmaker said only that there is “nothing new” in the report.
LaHood Blasts Ethics Charges Like Bell’s
In an interview, LaHood said he had not considered such constraints on lame-duck Members before Bell acted. “I just thought of it when he filed,” LaHood said.
Club for Growth Favors Schaffer
The group had previously met with Coors, the scion of the nation’s third largest brewery.
50 Years After Brown, Black Schools Still Lag. Can We Change That?
Such claims ignore the fact that the Brown ruling sparked the civil rights revolution that changed America for the better, led to the rise of a large black middle class, and opened the upper echelons