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Heard on the Hill: The Sexiest Coupon Ever
[IMGCAP(1)]The Nevada Republican, after all, represents the BunnyRanch (which is completely legal, by the way).
Sotomayor Fight’ Nears Its End
In an interview with the Lincoln Journal Star, Nelson argued that Sotomayor’s “record shows she is not an activist … [and has] a great respect for the law.
Why America Is Still Not a Post-Racial Society
If anything, the significance placed on the fact of an African-American’s claiming the highest office in the land reflects the tenacity of race in a country whose treatment of minorities has often seemed
Pence: GOP Is Rebuilding by Pushing Back
Invoking the language of the 1994 Republican revolution, Pence argued that the GOP’s rise is tied to a broader fight over the direction of the country.
Senate Pages May Have Swine Flu
— Gainer said in an interview that officials have been monitoring the situation for a couple of days, asking the Architect of the Capitol to be “extra vigilant— about cleaning and sanitizing.
Ethics Will Tinker With Travel Rules
“The Committee is in the process of reviewing its travel regulations,— the report continued.
Conrad, Dodd Deny Mortgage Improprieties
The issue has dogged Conrad and Dodd for more than a year, but resurfaced this week when Republicans on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee released a partial transcript of an interview
Bank Officer Describes Dodd, Conrad Deals to Oversight Panel Republicans
Following are excerpts from a partial transcript obtained by Roll Call of Countrywide Financial loan officer Robert Feinberg’s interview with members and staff of the House Oversight and Government Reform
Big Divisions Over Pending CLASS Act
The government should not be in the long-term care business.— Larry Minnix, president and CEO of the American Association of Homes and Services for the Aging, supports the CLASS Act.
Obama, Biden Seats in Danger?
Over the past century, half of the dozen Senate seats vacated by a new president or vice president have switched partisan control in the next election.
New York: Fretting Democratic Leaders Seek Answers
The group, featuring leaders from across the state, is gathering at a Holiday Inn in the upstate city of Kingston.
Are Members’ Statements to Ethics Committees Protected?
Q: I am a staffer for a Member of the House, and we suspect that the ethics committee may want to interview him regarding an ongoing investigation.
Man Above Monogamy
Even though readers don’t learn the truth until the second chapter, with the president’s recitation of the inaugural oath of office, the main character is clearly Kennedy from those first words.
Pelosi Says Party Divisions Won’t Derail Health Bill
end of the year and Republicans warning that the rush to reform could cripple the economy.
Oberstar Maps a Course for Full Highway Bill
If the chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee has his way, the House this week will approve a $3 billion infusion for the ailing Highway Trust Fund before leaving town
Developers Discuss Union Station Overhaul
The station is owned by the Union Station Redevelopment Corporation, an arm of the federal government. The retail space and air rights are controlled by two private developers.
In the Loop’ Eyes D.C., U.K.
— The movie tracks the runup to the Iraq War without using the name of the country or the politicians involved, but that doesn’t stop Iannucci from spoofing the events surrounding it and commenting
No Obvious Frontrunner in Race for Tauscher Seat
With the finish line now clearly in view, the dynamic in the special election to replace former Rep. Ellen Tauscher (D-Calif.) hasn’t changed much over the past few months.
Hatch Withdraws From Bipartisan Health Talks
, saying he was unhappy with the direction of the talks and didn’t believe he would be able to support the final deal.