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Will Bush Abandon Promise to Upgrade U.S. High Schools?
In an interview, Education Secretary Margaret Spellings told me that “the people who don’t want to change [are] our problem — the people who live off the vocational education program.
Centrist Caution on Roberts
relating to Roberts’ tenure in the solicitor general’s office of the first Bush administration.
Bauer Helped Reshape Democrats’ Views On Campaign Finance
Bob Bauer, the chairman of the political law group at Perkins Coie, is the Democratic Party’s election lawyer par excellence.
‘Freedom’ to Move Forward
“That was puzzling to me,” Walters said in an interview about the CBC’s presidential endorsement strategy. “I said, ‘Don’t they get it?’
Slippery (Western) Slope For Republicans
But it’s the intentions of the second candidate — former state Natural Resources secretary Greg Walcher, the 2004 nominee against Salazar — that privately worry the GOP establishment.
One of Their Own
The group was angling for space at the College Democrats’ national convention, held over the weekend.
Ryan Wooed For Senate Run
get a candidate into the race.
Longtime Banking Aide Mary Layton Dies at 84
Layton got her start on the Hill in the 1940s as a member of what was then called the Banking and Currency Committee.
Reformers Back Bill on Redistricting
Tanner said in an interview that support is growing for his bill each day both in and out of Congress, but acknowledged it will take time for enough Members to rally around it to pass it.
Democrats Keep Rove in Headlines
“Well, the American people want and deserve to know that their top officials in the White House are held to the highest ethical standards, not to the lowest,” Boxer said.
Democrats Seek Review Of Franking Dismissal
“This issue cannot die, because when it does, it will let Members know, it will let the public know, that their complaints were not dealt with,” Millender-McDonald said in an interview Tuesday.
Abramoff, Armey: No Love Lost
But, it appears that in the 1990s, Abramoff, then a Preston Gates Ellis and Rouvelas Meeds lobbyist representing the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, slipped into the Majority Leader
Fellowship Fosters Diversity
“Ever since I’ve been in Congress,” Rangel explained in an interview, “the absence of minorities in our embassies and official offices has been astounding.”
Journalists’ Testimony Rare
of the committees that oversee the credentialing of the Capitol Hill press corps.
Santorum Facing Democratic Fire
In an interview last week, Kennedy said he called Santorum before the speech to provide him the opportunity to come to the floor to defend his remarks.
Brewer Poll Concludes She’s in Sync With California Voters
Last month, Perlmutter chalked up the backing of the Service Employees International Union and the United Food and Commercial Workers.
Helping Those Who Serve
“The largest land mass of poverty in the country is in my district,” Renzi said. “We are on the verge of losing the rule of law up there if young people don’t engage.”
Storm Brewing Over Intel Slot
Sources throughout the Democratic Caucus say Harman would like to stay on as the leading Member of the influential Intelligence panel heading into the 110th Congress.
Laughs for the Left and Right
The audience is “very bipartisan here, they can laugh at both sides,” Durst said in an interview following his opening night performance at the D.C. Improv, 1140 Connecticut Ave. NW.