‘No Child Left Behind’ Overhaul Hits a Speed Bump
Should we not listen to the teachers? A hearing to listen to the superintendents. A hearing to listen to the principals. Let them read the bill and find out what’s in the bill.”
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Texas Ties, Bonhomie Bond Cuellar and Perry
The relationship goes back to the 1980s, when the men served in the Texas Legislature — or as Cuellar put it, “I knew him when he was a Democrat.”
Rand Paul Finds His Groove
Rand Paul (R-Ky.) ran against the Washington establishment in 2010, but the tea party candidate is finding it doesn’t hurt his cause to work within the system.
Democrats Eyeing DOMA Repeal
,” the policy that prohibited gay individuals from openly serving in the military.
Partisanship Threatens Minibus
The Nevada Democrat complained on the Senate floor that Republicans haven’t held up their end of the bargain to help keep the Senate running smoothly with a minimum of procedural roadblocks.
Why Is There So Much Mud in South Carolina?
Thad Viers (R) came in for an interview recently, I wasn’t sure what to expect.
DeMint May Endorse Romney
DeMint, who endorsed the former Massachusetts governor in 2008, made clear in an interview late last week that he has made no decisions on whom he will support in the 2012 primary.
John Boehner Upbraids Obama for Comment on GOP and Jobs
The brief phone call was the first between the two in nearly three weeks.
Ron Paul Explains Proposed Meeting With Far-Right Figure
Still, the meeting is sure to raise eyebrows on both sides of the Atlantic.
Boehner, Cantor Talk Omnibus Vs. Minibus
“A lot of conversations going on amongst the appropriators and, frankly, some at the leadership level trying to come to an agreement,” Boehner said.
Between the Lines: Rep.
“We’ve asked the department to clarify what their actions are in that regard,” Franks said in a phone interview last week.
Ben Lange Looking at Rematch with Bruce Braley
“We formed our exploratory committee for 2012,” Lange said in a Wednesday phone interview.
House GOP Grapples With Appropriations Endgame
But the Senate bill mimics an approach still on the table in the House — to pass three or four bills that combine several appropriations bills each.
Anthrax Attack Victims Break Their Silence
“We both kind of commented on it,” Wincup said in his first interview since the attack. “It was on our clothes, and the desk in front of us.”
Tea Party Vs. Establishment in Georgia District
The contest for Georgia’s newest Congressional district is shaping up to be a Republican showdown between the tea party and the establishment, and a battle between two of the state’s top consultants.
White House Chief of Staff to Step Down After Election
“I made a commitment with the president through his re-election, which I am confident he will do, and then my wife and I will be back in Chicago,” Daley told NBC News affiliate WMAQ in an interview
Marcia Fudge Draws Primary Challenger
Marcia Fudge (D) in the redrawn 11th district.
Linda Lingle Up to Challenge of Hawaii Senate Race
In an interview, Lingle noted that Republicans picked up seven state House seats in 2000, when she served as the state GOP chairwoman, despite President George W.
Environmental Groups Get Boost From GOP Attacks
“When you can fight something, I think that definitely makes people more energized,” Rebecca Connors, Friends of the Earth’s online director, said in an interview.
Riddick’s Tome Unlocks Quirky Senate Powers
As the assistant doorkeeper from 1861 until his death in 1895, he would push back the hands of the clock at the request of the vice president to forestall adjournment.