The ‘Nuclear Option’ as A Return to Tradition? Hogwash.
[IMGCAP(1)] There is so much misinformation floating around that I thought it was important to clarify the historical record.
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Foley Finds New Folks
[IMGCAP(1)] More From the Sunshine State. Tracie Pough has been hired as chief of staff for the Washington, D.C., office of Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.).
Critics Target Drilling Provision
Jindal defended the program, which would provide his home state with more than $350 million a year for the next 10 years and more than $1 billion every year thereafter, according to a Jindal press
Tuned In
[IMGCAP(1)] “The debate has been very one-sided and very focused on government solutions,” said Jim Dyke, TV Watch’s executive director and a former communications director for the Republican National
Brawl on House Floor
Cutler, who cashed in big time on her brief fame as a Capitol Hill hussy, first posing for Playboy.com and then taking a $300,000 advance to write a book, due out June 1 from Hyperion Press, did
SE Public Library’s Annual Book Sale Is Saturday
All hard-cover books are $1, large paperbacks are 50 cents and regular-sized paperbacks are 25 cents. Proceeds will be used to provide needed services for the library and its patrons.
Fortunes of Governors Continually Shifting in Advance of Elections
For evidence, consider our last ranking of the 10 most endangered governorships for 2005 and 2006, published March 1.
Top 10 House Races: Only a Few Are Obvious
All told, the men spent in excess of $1 million on the three races combined — a record at the time.
Frist Gives Late Campaign Gift to ‘Nuclear’ Ally
The $5,000 given to Perkins was a small drop in the more than $1 million Frist’s PAC pumped directly into GOP candidates and committees in the 2004 cycle.
What Else Is Happening in Congress This Week?
[IMGCAP(1)] Indeed, the Senate is expected to first pass a mammoth $300 billion highway funding bill today, then have some general debate through the end of this week on the wisdom of eviscerating
Republicans Need to See Past the Hedgerows And Push an Agenda
[IMGCAP(1)] In the end, though, cohesion, determination, and a willingness to adapt to changing circumstances enabled the Allies to overcome the “tough slog” of the summer of ’44 and break out of
Election Reform Isn’t a High Priority Now, But It Should Be
According to a recent Caltech-MIT study, more than 1 million votes that would have been lost using older technology were counted in the 2004 presidential election.
Leaving Sacramento: Term Limits Prompt Primary Challenges
Nation says his goal is to raise $1 million for the June 2006 primary.
Potheads vs. Narcs
[IMGCAP(1)] The game was all set for Wednesday, June 8, between the One Hitters and We Czar the Champions.
Coast-to-Coast Partying
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The Force Is With Them
[IMGCAP(1)] The premiere of “Revenge of the Sith” — the last in George Lucas’ universally adored series — is inspiring a rash of Republican fundraisers. Reps.
Bunning Picks New Chief
[IMGCAP(1)] Committee Expands Staff. The Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee has hired a number of new staff members.
Hill Anti-Steroid Plan Quietly Reshaped
And leagues not adopting the new rules would be fined $5 million, and $1 million for every following day of noncompliance.
Democrats Can’t Just Criticize on Social Security
[IMGCAP(1)] Clinton told ABC’s “Good Morning America” — in an exchange curiously not broadcast — “I think Democrats should say what they are for on Social Security in the next couple weeks. … Democrats
Will the Second Time Be the Charm for John Edwards?
[IMGCAP(1)] The question for Edwards is how he should spend the next year and a half, until the national media and activists in Iowa and New Hampshire start whittling down the ’08 field.