Katrina Is a Warning: U.S. Still Unprepared For Terrorist Attacks
But the emphasis ought to be on how better to prepare for “the next one.” Because there will be a next one.
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Another Iraq Vet is Touted For Senate
But the possibility of a phase three might be most intriguing of all: Anthony Brown, the state House Majority Whip, is also contemplating joining the race.
White House Hopefuls Facing Dilemma
Only Hagel has taken the public position of saying that he will decide one way or the other before making his announcement after the 2006 elections, throwing aside any future career in the Senate
Anthony Weiner’s Wild Ride
He tucks the fliers in a pocket. “I’m having a ball,” Weiner says in an interview.
For Campbell, K Street Is a Home on the Range
the Senate Indian Affairs Committee.
Katrina Hasn’t Wiped Out Political Activities
“We want people to give to their favorite charities to help people in need and we’re seeing a response across America that’s just overwhelming,” NRCC Chairman Tom Reynolds (N.Y.) said in an interview
Hill Aid Is Both Official, Personal
In the bigger picture, the Congressional Black Caucus announced that it will seek the creation of a relief fund modeled after a fund created for the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks
Bush Raises Stakes on Roberts
is made — similar to the 19 days of talks Bush engaged in with the Senate in July before the Roberts nomination.
Beach Blanket Bingo
It must have been a little confusing for the residents of tiny Silverton, Colo., when they tuned into a local radio interview of a guest they thought was Rep.
Recess Ends With Plea for Civility
Some attendees suggested that “sometimes [the Members] sound like a bunch of elementary school kids, and you’ve got to set a better example,” Israel said in an interview after the event.
Recalling Wellstone’s Impact
“I was in graduate school when the crash happened … and was having a hard time concentrating afterwards,” Lofy explained in an interview.
Club for Growth Hits McCain in N.H.
When does The Club For Growth run ads in New Hampshire targeting an Arizona Senator? When he is likely Republican presidential candidate John McCain and the issue is the repeal of the estate tax.
Anti-tax Conservatives And Business Interests Increasingly At Odds
“The moneyed interests, the local interests, the Chamber of Commerce types will be very alienated from a lot of the rank-and-file activists in the party,” said independent pollster Floyd Ciruli.
Off Hill, CVC Is ‘Truly Impressive’
addition in the history of the Capitol.
Has Museum’s Time Come?
Susan Collins (R-Maine), chief sponsor of the bill directing the GSA to give the museum a 99-year lease on the annex, said in a statement.
Democrats: Don’t Avoid Fox News. Embrace It
And Fox is the perfect foil for a Democrat to communicate this message, because you can count on both the topic for the interview and the Republican guest to be true to a Republican agenda that most Americans
Provision Splits Frist, McCain
In an interview before the recess, Frist did not express any reservation about legislating the provision on an appropriations bill. “It’s a common sense piece of legislation,” Frist said.
Novak Sorry for Flipping Out
Perhaps Robert Novak stormed off the set of “Inside Politics” because CNN’s Ed Henry was about to throw the book at him, the gigantic “Who’s Who in America,” in which the famously outed CIA agent Valerie
New 527 Jolts Stem-Cell Debate
There’s a new kid on the block in the battle over embryonic stem-cell research, and it’s threatening to make the debate less about the science of the issue and more about the political ramifications for
Back at Home, No Rest for the Weary
the introduction to the recess packet distributed to Republicans last week.