A Redemption Song for Sen. McCarthy
Evans said in an interview that he was inspired to write the book after spending many years covering the Cold War.
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Contempt Citations Still Pending
“The government precedent in the D.C. Circuit, where this would be, puts weight on whether the investigative committee has made efforts like this to resolve the difficulty,” Tiefer said.
Big Coal Takes a Seat at the Ag Bill Table
in the 110th Congress.
Bringing D.C. Up to Par
“Anyone who’s gone on a D.C. golf course or ridden past one knows they are distinguishable from most parks,” Norton said in an interview last week.
Dodd’s Moral Victories
In an interview last week, Dodd brushed aside the suggestion that by getting out early on a topic and watching his colleagues follow suit, he is setting the tone for the Democratic race.
Getting Fresh
Larry Mitchell of the American Corn Growers Association said the group does not support the act.
Tapella, GPO Turn Toward Future
But Robert Tapella, the new public printer and head of GPO, said in an interview Friday that he plans to move forward smoothly by investing more money in employee training and reorganizing the agency
DCCC Outpaces NRCC on Quality Candidates
In an interview, Van Hollen said once several, if not all, of the vulnerable Democratic incumbents are in good enough shape to be moved off of the DCCC’s “Frontline” program, his committee will begin
Drop War Talk, Cut Off Iran’s Gasoline, Mark Kirk Urges
In an interview, Kirk told me he differs from the Bush administration and most GOP candidates for president in favoring direct negotiations with Iran and in avoiding talk about military action.
The Missouri Breaks
“Sam has demonstrated his loyalty to Bush,” Barnes said in an interview. Barnes also disagrees with Graves’ read of the of the district’s suburban and rural counties.
This Is Your Governor on Drugs
[IMGCAP(1)] While the guv’s staffers may have been wondering if Schwarzenegger was on some mind-altering substances at the time of the interview, they quickly downplayed the quote as a joke, citing
Tancredo to Retire at End of 110th Congress
The Rockies were swept 4-0 in Major League Baseball’s main event by the Boston Red Sox.
‘Apollo’s Fire’: Inslee’s Plan For an Energy Revolution
“We need to emphasize the economic potential of a technological initiative,” Inslee said in an interview, which is why he and Hendricks chose to use the space race analogy to explain their vision
A Mixed Report Card for Morse
“I sometimes go to the Rotunda of the Capitol building, late when nobody is around, and I look and see the history that we protect,” said Phillip Morse, chief of the Capitol Police.
Food Fracas at the Market
There are many businesses located on Seventh Street that depend on weekend profits, Thomas Glasgow of Market Lunch said in a phone interview.
On the Independent Line, Claire McCaskill
“I came here with a certain impatience for change,” McCaskill explained in an interview last week.
Davis Confirms He’s Passing on Senate Bid, Doesn’t Address Re-election Plans
“I always [make that announcement] in February but we’ll see,” he said in an interview.
Illinois House Primary Worries Democrats
“We ran out of time,” Seals said in an interview during the fundraiser. “We had an 11-month campaign as an unknown, first-time candidate.
Republicans Hit Counsel Choice
“Republicans had ample notice that he was a leading candidate and had an opportunity to interview him before the announcement. They declined then, but today, they seem to have forgotten that fact.”
With Kerrey Out, GOP Race Reigns
winner of the primary cruises to victory in the general election, much as Heineman did after winning the 2006 GOP gubernatorial primary.