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Struggling to Find a Kelly Challenger
If the Democratic effort to expand the playing field and take back the House in 2006 is to succeed, then Rep.
Fight Over TV Waves Spans the Spectrum
“It’s a priority because it would help the country economically,” he said in an interview.
Crowley Leaps to Front in Backing for Vice Chair Slot
As the horse race for the Democratic Caucus vice chairmanship heats up, Rep.
Burns Won’t Duck Tribal Controversy
In an interview Tuesday, Burns did not attempt to distance himself completely from the Abramoff controversy, adding that as the Senator tasked with overseeing the Interior subcommittee on the Senate
Bush Uses Medicare to Pioneer Changes in U.S. Health System
Overall, the Bush administration is being less than aggressive in fixing the nation’s troubled health care system. But the Medicare program — a large portion of that system — is pioneering change.
Lott to Aid Coburn’s Quest
The Senate Rules and Administration Committee will consider legislation that would alter the definition of the word “compensation” and thereby allow Sen.
Democrats to Cite GOP ‘Arrogance’
But in an interview last week, Reid described the GOP’s legislative style as “arrogance of power.”
Taxation Without Representation Field? Unlikely
The proposal with the greatest potential impact — but is far from coming to fruition — is a plan to buy the naming rights to the field at Robert F.
Let’s Go: Europe
“The E.U. was in its infancy then,” Keating says of the 25-nation alliance at the time it blocked the merger. “It happened we were caught up when the E.U. was starting to flex its muscles.
Key Groups Likely to Press DSCC
the African American Leadership Institute at the University of Maryland and a former campaign strategist for the Rev.
Members’ Libel Defense Grows
But under the Federal Tort Claims Act, the U.S.
Report Proposes Looser Disclosure
“It is not the general subject of the information requested, but rather the level of detail required, that is burdensome and overly intrusive,” the report’s anonymous authors write.
Judicial Critic to Lead Frist Tour
Barton is the leader of a movement whose goal is to highlight the influence of Christianity on the nation’s history as well as tear down the barrier that separates the church and state.
GOP Scoffs at Charges
DeLay, in an interview with CNN, blamed others for his ethical problems.
For Politicians, the Quip Starts Here
By the next day, he adds, the quote was being run on CNN International.
GOP Waits for Top Bean Challenger
In an interview Tuesday, Beaubien confirmed his interest in running but said he wouldn’t make any decision until the current legislative session adjourns at the end of May.
Schakowsky Unveils Her Whip Team
“We’ve got people from throughout the country and from all parts of the party,” Schakowsky said in an interview.
Frist Defends GOP in Schiavo Matter
“I am open to any sort of review or critical review [of whether] we could have done anything differently,” Frist said in an interview Tuesday.
Is Deep Throat’s Health in De-Klein?
As the longest serving social aide in the history of the White House, Bauer experienced the tumultuous years of President Richard Nixon’s Watergate scandal while acting as a fly on the wall at the