Critics Target Drilling Provision
Budget watchdog groups, joined by select members of the conservative House Republican Study Committee and the centrist GOP Tuesday Group, say they are committed to fighting the creation of the mandatory
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CREW Hits Ney in Draft Ethics Filing
John Conyers (D-Mich.), said she had been working on the draft for the past two months.
Shadegg Plans to Give Focus — and Better Food — to RPC
Obviously, a better menu isn’t the only thing Shadegg wants to bring to the RPC.
Developer Jumps Into Minnesota Senate Race
Mark Kennedy has already snagged the major GOP endorsements and is expected to be the only Republican in the field. An official in the administration of then-Gov.
BRAC: Thrill of Victory, and Agony of Defeat
“It’s one of the largest military installations in Georgia and one of the oldest in the country,” Lewis said in an interview.
Blues Festival Returns for an Encore
“This event has taken off,” Costello said in an interview.
Feet First
Reichert had just been on the radio, doing an interview on the evacuation with radio host Dave Ross, whom Reichert defeated in the 2004 election.
Three Battle for NRCC Chair
In an interview Friday, Cole confirmed that he too will seek the NRCC job.
Cochran Masters Art of Hideaway Deal
And Hollings, who was the fourth-most senior Senator when he retired at the end of the 108th Congress, had one of the best. “I was asking Sen.
Staffing Dispute Hampers Probe
In an interview on Wednesday, Mollohan said the ethics committee rules are “simple and forthright” — namely, Cassidy and Mary McCarty, Hastings’ own liaison to the committee, can have no authority
Parliamentarian Takes Quiet Role in Senate Tiff
“It will be the poster child for the way they have broken the rules and disregarded the traditions of the Senate throughout this whole process,” said a senior Democratic staffer, who spoke on the
Remembering the Champion of the Innocent
She was among the first civilians on the ground in Afghanistan and spent her time there compiling a list of those who had been injured in some way by the allied forces who unseated the Taliban.
Congressional Staff Swing Into Action for Scholarship Fund
The Congressional Golfers’ Association is teeing off for a worthy cause Monday, as more than 150 participants will play in the Third Annual Spring Tournament to benefit the Washington Scholarship Fund.
Ohio State Senator Prepares to Run for Strickland Seat
In an interview, Wilson said he is in the process of putting together a campaign plan and he has been talking to local party and labor leaders about the race ever since Rep.
Lobby Reform Bill Readied
the headlines, the way [Emanuel] seems to want to play it,” Cantor said.
Sherwood Update
Ore told the Times Leader of Wilkes-Barre, Pa., that Sherwood helped her get the internship.
Under a Political Big Top
The Barnum & Bailey-like campaigns that roam the country every four years form the topic of Pelosi’s first book, “Sneaking into the Flying Circus: How the Media Turn Our Presidential Campaigns into
Race Is On for Strickland’s House Seat
In an interview Monday, Blasdel confirmed his interest in the Congressional seat and said he has begun the process of talking with people about the race.
No Runaway Bride
He apologized “for the shame I have brought to the mayor’s office and the city.” Cinco de What?
Whither the Watchdogs?
Congress and Cabinet departments aren’t the only government entities receiving the attention of lobbyists, according to a new study by the Center for Public Integrity.