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In a January amicus brief, the House argued before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C.
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The Surprisingly Early Apostasy of Sen.
In a pre-election interview with the editorial board of the Rocky Mountain News, the Senator-elect championed the right of judicial nominees to a Senate floor vote on confirmation.
Democrats Hope Blueprint for Shays Works on Johnson
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has twice attacked the Congresswoman for her alleged “flip-flops” on Social Security in the past two months.
A Pivotal Year for Three Future Presidents
figures who occupied the White House in the 1960s.
From Busboy to Aide: A Farewell to Leahy
But he didn’t have the nerve to strike up a conversation with the lawmaker. Instead, Albee recalled in a recent interview: “I went back to my apartment … and applied for an internship.
Cantor Walks Fine Line as DeLay Defender
In an interview, Cantor said that his high-profile defense of DeLay has not been by design. “I don’t think there’s any sort of concerted plan of action at all,” Cantor said.
Report Faults Senate for Antiquated Disclosure
Thune,” the study found.
Alabama Appropriator Bevill Dies at 84
Such projects include the Tom Bevill Lock and Dam in Pickens County and the Tom Bevill Center for Advanced Manufacturing Technology in Gadsden. Bevill’s successor in the 4th district, Rep.
Heflin, Major Player on Nominations, Dies at 83
Howell Heflin (D-Ala.), a fixture in the chamber for three terms, died on March 29 at the age of 83.
Ney, Lofgren Battling Over Questions on Travel
Zoe Lofgren (D) concerning the propriety of travel expenses submitted by his staff while the office was closed prior to the November 2004 elections.
Conference Job Could Open
A recent interview with Rep.
Thurmond, Bunning Races Offer Dangerous Lessons for Robert Byrd
was about the future — and who could best serve the citizens of the Palmetto State for the next decade or two — rather than about the past.
Bush Seeks to Rally Hill GOP
Bonjean said Hastert’s comments in a recent National Journal interview were taken out of context when the magazine quoted Hastert as contradicting the president’s assertion that a bill needs to be
Committee Franking Under Fire
to the issue.
Judge Throws Out CAIR Suit Against Ballenger
“Because the Congressman was acting, at least in part, for the purpose of preserving his effectiveness, this Court finds he was acting within the scope of his employment at the time of the incident
Newcomer Makes Mark in House
The former state Senator, involved in the issue for a decade in her home state, made a point of arguing the issue should be left to the state courts, not Members of Congress.
W.H. Liaison Unfazed by Social Security
Nevertheless, Wolff, in an interview last week, said she believes the landscape for Social Security looks promising.
Ambition Draws Admirers, Skeptics to GOP’s Wamp
Zach Wamp (R-Tenn.) strode off the House floor straight to the waiting television cameras — the first Member to make it to the microphones.
Ney Brings Hearing on Election Procedures to Ohio
The House Administration Committee is scheduled to hold a field hearing in Columbus, Ohio, today to examine the successes and failures of the Help America Vote Act in the 2004 elections.
Cardin Conferring, Others Prepare, Dream in Maryland
Dutch Ruppersberger (D), who last week announced that he was creating an exploratory committee for a Senate run, is likely to disclose the leaders of the exploratory effort in the next couple of days in