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[IMGCAP(1)] The PACs gave a total of $311 million over the past two years, up $45 million, or 17 percent, from the 2004 election cycle.
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Tempest in a T-shirt
[IMGCAP(1)] After reading about the incident, in which Capitol Police asked Young to leave the gallery for sporting the shirt (anti-war mom Cindy Sheehan was booted for wearing an anti-war shirt that
Talking About Energy
[IMGCAP(1)] “Because of his familiarity with many of the matters before the Energy and Natural Resources Committee and his experience as a key member of my press office,” Domenici said in a statement
Congress Is Always Reluctant to End Wars Unilaterally
[IMGCAP(1)] The Constitution is silent as to whether Congress can “un-declare” a war.
House Democrats’ Supplemental Includes Billions in Non-War Add-Ons
The supplemental spending bill that House Democrats unveiled today contains billions of dollars in add-ons, including $4.3 billion in agricultural disaster assistance and $1 billion for pandemic flu preparedness
House Oversight Panel OKs Four Government Transparency Bills
The act calls for the government to justify no-bid contracts, to minimize the length of noncompetitive contracts to eight months, to disclose contractor overcharges exceeding $1 million and enhancing contract
Capitol Police Chief Says New Radio System Is Top Priority
request funds for a new radio communications system in its fiscal 2008 budget proposal, Chief Phillip Morse told lawmakers this morning that replacing the department’s outdated technology is his No. 1
House Resources Approves Heritage Area, Wild Horse Bill
Flake cited concerns that a nonprofit group involved with the project was the recipient of a $1 million earmark and that it was using that money to lobby Congress for the project — a potential violation
Conaway Goes the Romney Way
[IMGCAP(1)]Election Reform, Early and Often. Two leading contenders for the Democratic presidential nomination were players Wednesday in the push for cleaner, better-run elections. Sen.
K.C. Mayor Is Urged to Challenge Graves
“The mayor is leaving office May 1,” Glorioso said. “She’s said she’d make an announcement after May 1.
Curry Club
[IMGCAP(1)] The buffet-style presentation features regional curries from Thailand, Malaysia, Japan and India, along with two kinds of rice and an Asian breadbasket offering naan, papadaam, roti and
Network News
[IMGCAP(1)] The change, which became effective Wednesday, applies to content that accounts for about half of all programming offered on the C-SPAN networks.
Capitol Society Offering Exterior Walking Tours
The CAPE League currently serves about 30 youths and will accept a minimum of 15 new members beginning June 1.
CMS Deals Rep. Davis a Surprise Blow Over Medicare Drug Negotiation
The CMS, however, denied Davis’ request in a March 1 letter, arguing that providing this pricing data would undermine the very system that Davis supports.
Baucus, Grassley Allege FDA Mismanagement of Drug Safety System
The lawmakers’ March 1 letter specifically refers to a review of the Adverse Events Reporting System II by the Breckenridge Institute, a think tank that studies organizations and management.
Industry Blasts Kennedy — Sponsored Riders to FDA User Fee Reauthorization
Gordon Smith (R-Ore.) on March 1. “The bill concerning laboratory-developed tests is frightening,” said Rich Samp, the WLF’s chief counsel.
Environmental Impacts Now Getting Notice in Alternative-Fuels Push
Earl Pomeroy (D-N.D.), a backer of the bill, defended the coal-to-liquid provisions during its March 1 introduction, saying that carbon sequestration technology will mitigate greenhouse gas concerns.
For the Thousandth Time: Don’t Call Them ‘Push Polls’
[IMGCAP(1)] Polls are methodologically rigorous public opinion surveys of generally 500 to 1,000 people intended to learn about and measure voters’ opinions and test possible campaign messages.
Did She Let Him Lead?
[IMGCAP(1)] Their Fred-and-Ginger moment came during the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee’s fundraiser/celebration at 101 Constitution Ave. NW.
Catching Up With H Street
[IMGCAP(1)] The original plans and intentions of some bar owners have fallen by the wayside, making room for new adjustments to fit the needs of their growing popularity and clientele.