Driehaus Says He Can Beat Chabot
Steve Driehaus (D), confidently said in an interview Tuesday that things will be different this year and that the Congressman is likely to lose.
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Young Faces Toughest Fight
In a phone interview Monday, Parnell said he met with conservative groups in the capital, such as the National Federation of Independent Business, Citizens Against Government Waste Political Action
New Book Takes Aim at The Ignorance of Voters
over, so I spent the last 30 years being preoccupied with myths, he said in an interview, adding that an over-simplification of history has created a widespread misunderstanding of the United States
Hey, Scott — Bob Dole Did the Same Thing to Me
It was 1993, and the Senate was debating the budget resolution, which was based on the first Clinton budget.
Supreme Court Won’t Hear Election Case
with the insurance industry.
Massachusetts: Ogonowski’s Ballot Status Remains in Peril
We intend to turn in on Tuesday enough to be on the ballot in November, Preston said in a phone interview.
Tennessee: Cohen’s Vanquished ’06 Foes Are Falling in Line
Steve Cohen in the 9th district Democratic primary, picked up the endorsement late last week of the powerful pro-abortion-rights group, EMILYs List.
Police HR Chief Exits, Yet Again
The director of human resources for the Capitol Police left the department just before Memorial Day, marking the second time in a year that the long-criticized HR division lost its top official.
Wall Street Makes Nice
Wall Streets most powerful lobby just learned the lesson that while dollars are the currency of the markets, words are the coin of the realm on Capitol Hill.
Buchanan Faces Another Lawsuit
sale and financing of new and used cars. There was so much fraud in and out of the place, Kezer said Friday in an interview with Roll Call.
New Series Explores Arab Perspectives on America
of the United States.
A Victory Receipt
But the original bill says that no person … shall print more than the last five digits of the card number or the expiration date upon any receipt provided to the cardholder … The or makes
Pelosi May “Step In” to Resolve Primary Fight
Pelosi made the comments in a meeting with the editorial board of the San Francisco Chronicle on Wednesday.
‘Assassination’ Flap Is the Latest Media ‘Aha!
Various analysts attributed the frenzy to the constant feeding demands of the 24/7 news cycle, but this is far from the whole story.
The Congressman and the Clinton-ite
And during an interview with HOH, some of that legendary eccentricity was on display: Pantoliano took a sewing kit out of his satchel in the middle of the chat and tackled some work on his suit jacket,
Oregon: Smith: Oregonians Vote for the Person, Not Party
In a brief interview just off the Senate floor late last week, Smith called Oregon maverick from sun-up to sundown. Smith acknowledged the immense popularity of presumptive Democratic presidential
Louisiana Senate: A Tossup All the Way Until Election Day
Im not real impressed with what Washington has done for Louisiana or for the American people, he said recently during an interview. The system isnt working, he added.
CVC Watch
They can be a drain on the project budget and a distraction from the task at hand, he told the House Appropriations Subcommittee on the Legislative Branch.
Book Offers Prescription for Trimming Bureaucracy
In A Government Ill Executed: The Decline of the Federal Service and How to Reverse It, Light argues that the sluggish response to Hurricane Katrina, gridlock at the Social Security Administration
A New Lens on Abu Ghraib
circulated the globe four years ago: the story of how the soldiers digital pictures came to be.