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Judge Alito Doesn’t Show Congress Enough Deference
[IMGCAP(1)] What is the difference? Roberts respects Congress and its constitutional primacy; Alito shows serious signs that he does not.
Lofgren Hires Communications Director
[IMGCAP(1)] Lofgren has also hired a new senior counsel, 31-year-old Praveen Goyal, who will busy himself advising the Congresswoman on technology and telecommunications policy issues.
Reform Redistricting
No. 1 was Massachusetts, where reformers are trying to put a referendum on the ballot in 2008.
Sowing Seeds of Better Health
[IMGCAP(1)] It is a project of the Friends of the National Arboretum, an independent nonprofit organization that was established to enhance support for the U.S.
Schwarz Could Face Primary Fight
Walberg said he believes he would have to be in the race by Jan. 1 to raise enough money to seriously challenge Schwarz.
Illinois: McSweeney Airs First TV Ads of GOP Primary
Whoever wins the March primary, Bean is liable to be the National Republican Congressional Committee’s No. 1 target this cycle.
What the Public Thinks About One Key Issue in Alito’s Nomination
[IMGCAP(1)] George Bush and Congressional Elections.
Monster Mash
[IMGCAP(1)] A neighbor out trick-or-treating with his kids walked past the home of would-be president John Kerry (D-Mass.) expecting the Senator oft-accused of being aloof to be in some exotic locale
Can’t Tell the Off-Year Election Day Players Without a Scorecard
[IMGCAP(1)] Virginia. The nation’s marquee race for 2005 pits Democratic Lt. Gov. Tim Kaine against Republican ex-Attorney General Jerry Kilgore, with state Sen.
Members Give $73K to DeLay Fund
DeLay’s latest House filings show that his legal fund took in $318,000 from July 1 to Sept. 30, including $73,500 in donations from his fellow Congressional Republicans.
Penalty Agreement
[IMGCAP(1)] The civil penalty was part of a conciliation agreement struck Aug. 31 between McKinney and the Federal Election Commission.
Remembrances Fill Hearts at Parks’ Capitol Memorial
[IMGCAP(1)] One day, after waiting a while with his sons at Joe’s Barber Shop in upstate New York, Hesson noticed that other customers were being served around his family.
Last Week Was Bad. But It’s Not the End — Not by a Long Shot
[IMGCAP(1)] No one can dispute that, in terms of public opinion, this has been the roughest couple of months this president has faced to date.
Done by Thanksgiving? Don’t Book Those Seats
[IMGCAP(1)] One senior Senate GOP aide said that, after Thanksgiving, the Senate will likely “adopt an ‘up-periscope’ strategy, where we’ll be in and evaluating the possibility for action every
Internet CFR Bill on Deck
It would do this, they argue, by opening a soft-money loophole through which wealthy individuals, corporations and unions could give $1 million worth of political advertising on the Internet to influence
Reid’s TV Debacle
[IMGCAP(1)] But the Nevada Democrat must have decided that, heck, there’s nothing he could possibly blurt out on national television that would get Democrats in a worse mess than the one Republicans
Alito Energizes Right and Left
Leahy joined Reid and other Democrats in suggesting that the hearing process should begin after Jan. 1 in order to fully vet the nominee.
All Quiet on the Fitzie Front
[IMGCAP(1)] Well, he couldn’t really say much else. Unless, of course, he wanted to be thrown from a moving aircraft.
Good to Go
[IMGCAP(1)] In three instances in 2004 and early 2005, an AOC employee, without the authority to do so, directed Hitt Contracting to undertake work related to the expansion of the refrigeration plant