‘Gang’ Courted for Southwick
for a vote if the nomination fails to win the support of the Judiciary Committee.
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Call Out the Cops — It’s Time to Reopen the Capitol Jail
The Capitol Visitor Center is regularly in the news for its dizzying cost overruns, driven in major part by all the alterations in plans made by both Members of Congress and the Architect of the Capitol
‘Feingold’: A Warm Look at a Political Maverick
The 2006 censure proposal, Horwitt said in an interview, is one example of what Feingold’s friends say is the Senator’s “ability to look around corners and see how things are going to play out.”
Boehner Takes Up Money Challenge
the $90,000 haul it raised in 2006 when Boehner was the Majority Leader.
Two More Women Claim Discrimination at GPO
Both applied for the open positions shortly after they were posted, according to the lawsuit.
Liberated Kerry Watches From Off-Field
Joseph Biden (Del.), Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y.), Chris Dodd (Conn.) and Barack Obama (Ill.), Kerry said in an interview last week.
Young Lets Venom Fly on Floor
House conservatives making political hay over the earmarks included in the Labor-HHS appropriations bill on Wednesday crossed swords with the irascible Rep. Don Young (R-Alaska).
Dance Fever
The Senatorial dance squad boogied to kitschy grooves such as the Village People’s dance-floor staple “Y.M.C.A.,” the spy says.
After Loss, Alexander Becomes Deal Maker
“If I had been elected Whip, I would have hoped to work better across party lines,” Alexander said in an interview this week.
Illinois: Potential Lipinski Foe Raises $140K Out of Gate
The younger Lipinski had two primary opponents last year, but he sealed the nomination with 55 percent of the vote.
Switch!
Reynolds, for example, held the percentage of its support for Democrats in the teens while the party was in the minority.
Mayor Bob Settles Into New Chair
.’ … They call me many other things back in Philadelphia,” Brady said with a laugh during an interview in his Cannon Building office on Tuesday.
Pelosi, Hoyer Mend Fences — Gradually
Murtha, in a brief interview last week, was asked about Pelosi and Hoyer’s relationship. “All last year was a different story,” Murtha said. “But I think it’s going a bit better now.”
Cole Hit for Stance on Primary Races
He said in an interview Monday that he would continue to raise money for the NRCC even if the committee declines to come to his aid.
Religion’s Role in America
“The key here is understanding what Americans mean by ‘religious,’” said Viteritti, a professor of public policy at Hunter College in New York City, in an interview.
Union Complains CRS Lacks ‘Human Element’
The disputes over the possible firing of one employee for taking too much sick leave and the denial of another staffer’s request for a more flexible work schedule mark the latest chilling of the
Rolling Along
The exciting thing about the Corridors of the Future and the urban partnership is that they’re not just looking at it in the single jurisdictional issues or the single silos.
An Airborne Ruckus Hits the Hill
an amendment,” Inhofe said during an interview last week.
Feingold Savors His Colleagues’ Reversal
And it is the centerpiece of the Democrats’ strategy to reinvigorate the Iraq debate during consideration of the Defense Department authorization bill this week.
New Web Site Hits Smith on Ties to Bush Policies
Beaver State Democrats can’t seem to find the high-profile incumbent-killer they’re looking for to take on Sen. Gordon Smith — but that isn’t stopping them from targeting the two-term Republican.