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Feingold and Tester are two of the favorite politicians of the Democratic “net roots.”
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Vote Delayed on Immunity for Goodling
and the White House — and compel her testimony before the committee.
Ruling Roils Hill Debate on Abortion
the 1973 Roe v.
D.C. Revitalization Agencies Dealt Difficult Hands
In the next few weeks, the D.C. City Council will vote on legislation to fold the AWC and the NCRC into the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development.
McCain Turns to Hill Backers
“This is a new approach, a fresh approach,” Thune said in an interview Monday. “They are now ratcheting things up.
Hart: Swann Won’t Impact Possible Comeback
Hart said in a brief telephone interview that she has not decided whether to run in 2008.
Steele the One
“Looking at the political landscape, I’m going to be helping our clients work through the minefields,” Steele said in an interview.
On the Rebound
Hmm, could the recently unemployed Sampson — who is at the center of the controversy surrounding his former boss, current Attorney General Alberto Gonzales — be on a job interview?
TriCaucus Says Staff Diversity Increasing
during the first few months of the 110th Congress.
Potential Davis Successors Lining Up in NoVa District
Connolly is widely viewed as the 800-pound gorilla in the race and would be the instant frontrunner for the Democratic nod.
GOP Group to Hit Pelosi Trip in New Ad
RJC Executive Director Matt Brooks said his organization is spending $150,000 to $300,000 on the ad run. The spot was produced by the GOP consulting firm Jamestown Associates.
Battle Brews in Pa.’s 10th
The strong Republican bent of the seat has elicited the interest of several legitimate GOP contenders — but Marino is the one Republicans want.
Holding the Line on Cuba Trade
the longtime embargo on the communist country say the Democratic majority will boost their chances of getting what they want.
Armey’s Group Inspired by MoveOn.org
Kibbe and Pat Shortridge, the executive director of the Majority Project, said the conservative movement is crying out for energy and innovative solutions to the problems facing the country today
Office Politics
Last week, an address went out over the police radio system that “officers responding to the squirrel incident” were to come to the West Front of the Capitol.
GAO Releases Blueprint For Federal Operations
the spring.
Frosh Call for Ethics Overhaul
“During the campaign last year I talked a great deal about ethical reform in Congress because it was an issue in the campaign,” Hill said in an interview last week.
Six Years in, Black Officers’ Lawsuit Remains Stalled
the department.
Goodling Refuses Request for Judiciary Committee Interview
Justice Department lawyer Monica Goodling today refused a request from the House Judiciary Committee to answer questions in a private interview as the panel investigates the firing of U.S. attorneys.
CSCE Aide Sues Rep. Hastings
In an interview Thursday, Hastings — who described the complaint as “much ado about nothing” — acknowledged he had dismissed Milosch as well as several other staff members, stating that the changes