Republicans Heading to Greenbrier Retreat
The work will begin once the lawmakers step onto the Amtrak train at 1 p.m. Thursday.
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Group Still Needs Sponsor to Remove Russell Name
When asked why he thought the Senate had voted 99-1 in 1972 to name the Old Senate Office Building after Russell, Gregory said he thought it was a simple matter of not being completely informed of
U.S. Space Goal: Double NASA Budget Over Next Decade
[IMGCAP(1)] Seeing the huge launch vehicle at close range, with its solid fuel rocket boosters, hearing what it took simply to transport the massive and explosive entity to the launch pad,
Citigroup Seeks Lobbying Makeover
[IMGCAP(1)] In addition to hiring Calio, Citigroup has also signed up several other well-connected GOP lobbyists during the past several months, including former Rep.
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Hubbard Makes Pitch for Bush Tax Cuts
Bennett, a former CEO of a small business, cited his old tax statements that showed he earned $120,000, but company earnings passed through to his personal income to the tune of $1 million.
Republicans Prepare Welfare Bill Calling for Longer Workweek, Marriage Promotion
It has been extended through the continuing resolutions that have kept the government functioning while Congress continues to work through the spending bills that were due by Oct. 1.
Bush Should Fight Medical Errors, Not Just Lawyers
[IMGCAP(1)] Bush repeatedly attacks “junk lawsuits” — and the trial lawyers who file them — but he has taken few steps to prevent the errors and deaths that cause victims to sue in the first
New New Dems
[IMGCAP(1)] “Clearly we’re still growing and our message is winning; the New Democrats are stronger than ever,” said NDC co-Chairman Adam Smith (Wash.).
Hearing Set On D.C. Primary
Not only is the District — with its 11-1 Democratic-to-Republican voter registration — not considered a representative sample of voters, but moving the primary ahead of New Hampshire’s and the Iowa
First the Majority, Now This?
[IMGCAP(1)] Judlyne Lilly, an anchor at WTOP radio, was a last-minute contestant, subbing for AOL executive Ted Leonsis (who obviously had other things on his mind).
Will Voters Go for The Strong Medicine Dean Is Prescribing?
[IMGCAP(1)] And that’s what makes Dean an interesting, if imperfect, candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination. Dean isn’t all that easy to pigeonhole ideologically.
Governors Boost Democratic Message
And Republicans contend that nationally and internationally Bush will still command the “big megaphone” of the White House, and that they intend to paint Daschle as Public Enemy No. 1 in his efforts
Millionaires on Notice
Chico, on the other hand, has raised $1 million for the race so far and has not loaned any personal funds to his coffers.
A Look at Maryland
[IMGCAP(1)] Naturally, Republicans see Ehrlich’s victory in the most positive of terms and now talk openly of defeating Sen.
Deep Thoughts
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An Evening With the President
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Isn’t It Still 2003? Bush’s Critics Already In Election Mode
[IMGCAP(1)] Bush delivered a forceful argument that Iraq has systematically violated U.N.
League Offers Tours of Deeds Building
Tours are available from 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday and 6 to 8 p.m. Feb. 20.
Think Twice Before Seeking Gains With Off-Season Remaps
[IMGCAP(1)] With Democrats at 206 seats in the House (counting Independent Bernie Sanders of Vermont), the party needs to gain 12 seats to win a House majority.