Can Bloomberg Fill JFK-Sized Hole in American Politics?
[IMGCAP(1)] It would fit a figure who is strong on national security, unlike all the Democratic candidates, yet fiscally responsible and socially moderate to liberal, unlike the Republicans.
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Don’t Gas Up the Scott Kleeb Senate Bandwagon Just Yet
[IMGCAP(1)] Well, at this point, the state’s Senate race is worth watching, but only through the Republican primary.
Senators Help the Hungry
Just recently, in the Senate Transportation and Housing and Urban Development appropriations bill, the Senator secured $1 million for the Second Harvest Food Bank of East Central Indiana.
Schwab: Exports Equal U.S. Growth
Since World War II, trade liberalization has helped raise U.S. annual incomes by $1 trillion, or $9,000 per household.
Ethics Office Draws Critics
The task force proposal comes more than six months after the initial May 1 deadline set by Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio).
Inspecting the IGs
[IMGCAP(1)] The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee unanimously passed a bill that would make a slew of changes to how inspectors general report budgets, receive raises, get
Earmarks in, Reforms out of THUD Measure
Jo Bonner (R-Ala.), as well as $1 million in new spending for an “American Veterans Disabled for Life Memorial Related Transportation Improvement” project in Washington, D.C., sponsored by Del.
Some Presents Double as Help for Community Groups
Dec. 1 at The Gallery at Art Enables (411 New York Ave. NE; art-enables.org; 202-554-9455).
Cookie’s Story Crumbles
[IMGCAP(1)]Krongard first seemed to put the issue to rest when he denied the connection at a hearing of Rep. Henry Waxman’s (D-Calif.)
Republican Campaign Still Includes Many Possible Storylines
[IMGCAP(1)] Former Arkansas Gov.
Without DeLay
[IMGCAP(1)] CCM, a DeLay brainchild, actually will be headed by former Ohio Secretary of State Ken Blackwell (R), who lost his 2006 gubernatorial bid to then-Rep. Ted Strickland (D).
Bush Must Threaten Aid Cutoff to Ensure Elections in Pakistan
[IMGCAP(1)] It’s a major step, but Musharraf is making it unavoidable because he is impervious to polite urging and is determined to keep himself in power using authoritarian methods that increasingly
People Power?
Carol Shea-Porter (D) won the 1st district race by a little more than 5,000 votes last November, spending less than a third of the $1 million that then-Rep.
Ohio Voters Reject Driver’s Licenses for Illegal Aliens 7-1, But Most Would Not Deport Them
Ohio Voters Reject Driver's Licenses for Illegal Aliens 7-1, But Most Would Not Deport Them -
GPO Unveils New Web Site
[IMGCAP(1)] The site, www.memberguide.gpoaccess.gov, brings together information from the Congressional Biographical Directory and the Congressional Pictorial Directory, linking the information for
Field Gets Soggy Welcome
Sports and Entertainment Commission met on a rainy morning to show off the $1 million worth of Kentucky bluegrass sod laid last week.
Frank in His Support for Clinton
[IMGCAP(1)] Frank, the second-most senior member of the Bay State House delegation, is chairman of the Financial Services Committee and one of just two openly gay Members of Congress.
Trail Blazers
[IMGCAP(1)] Pitcock, 32, has been with the Congressman since May 2005 and before that practiced commercial law for three and a half years in Atlanta.
Trailblazing Ex-Rep. Hawkins Dies at 100
[IMGCAP(1)] Hawkins’ political career began in the state Legislature during the Depression in 1934, and he was elected to the House in 1962.
Good News! (Really)
[IMGCAP(1)] The Secretary of the Senate and the Clerk of the House announced over the weekend that starting Dec. 10, lobbyists can file disclosure forms to a single online location.