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[IMGCAP(1)]The most recent example: Margaret Stewart.
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Heard on the Hill: Family Affair
[IMGCAP(1)]The Duggars, the Arkansas-based family who star in TLC’s reality show “18 Kids and Counting,— came to Capitol Hill on Tuesday, meeting with their hometown Representative, John Boozman
Health Battle Escalates
[IMGCAP(1)]In a twist on their standard health care message that underscores their agreement with Obama and Senate Democrats on the need to lower costs and increase access, Senate Republicans argued
McHugh Launches Two Races
As of April 1, it had 167,000 registered Republicans, 121,000 registered Democrats, 76,000 unaffiliated voters and 20,000 registered members of the centrist Independence Party.
Democrats Eye Challenging Summer
That’s Justice Souter, No. 1. No. 2, it messes up my schedule,— Reid said. “So, no matter when we do [the nomination], it messes up my schedule. So, I’m just stuck with that.
Morning Business: Spending on Security
[IMGCAP(1)]“The Commission concludes that because the need for enhanced security at your home is due to threats to you and your wife stemming from your role as a Member of Congress and a candidate
Ten Commandments Judge Moore Bids for Alabama Governor
Bob Riley by a ratio of 2-to-1.
Campus Notebook: Old-School Editing
[IMGCAP(1)]The 82-year-old recently celebrated her 63rd year with the agency — she started in 1946 — and has no plans to leave.
Moran Gives $175,000 to Brother in Va. Gubernatorial Race
From April 1 to May 27 Moran raised $844,000 while McAuliffe brought in $1.8 million and Deeds raised $678,000 in contributions. McDonnell raised a whopping $3.7 million during the period.
Bankruptcy Won’t Stop GM Lobbying
As of May 1, the company’s PAC had almost $400,000 on hand. The White House declined to comment on GM’s announcement.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: What About the Other Guy?
[IMGCAP(1)]But not everybody will be beaming with joy — and we aren’t just talking about Reagan’s longtime opponents, either.
Intern in the Know: The City Is Alive With the Sound of Free Concerts
[IMGCAP(1)]From Farragut North to Arlington, Va., free concerts abound in Washington, treating residents to the best summer tunes that the metro area has to offer.
Wasted Words, Wasted Dollars
Widely acknowledged as the most expensive weapons program in history, the JSF’s life-cycle cost will add up to some $1 trillion — a cost roughly equivalent to this year’s stimulus package.
May a Member Use a Staffer as a Personal Assistant?
[IMGCAP(1)]A: There are several different sources of restrictions on the uses of House staff.
Congress Should Return Toy Safety Regulation to the CPSC
[IMGCAP(1)]Toys and other children’s products have an enviable record of safety.
Heard on the Hill: How Do You Spell Relief?
.— [IMGCAP(1)]That’s the unfortunate postscript to a Thursday barbecue in Myrtle Beach, S.C., honoring Rep. Henry Brown that resulted in a number of people coming down with an icky stomach bug.
It’s Time to Start Talking About the Budget Deficit
[IMGCAP(1)]This is a critical difference. It’s still not time to take any actions that will reduce this year’s deficit.
Road Map: GOP Laying Out the Opposition to Sotomayor
[IMGCAP(1)]But while these visits may seem like little more than courtesy calls, they will in fact play a central role in the fate of Sotomayor’s nomination, if history is any guide.
Intern in the Know: Free Outdoor Movies Abound in Metro Region
[IMGCAP(1)]Despite the melodrama following HBO’s announcement that it would no longer sponsor the capital city’s beloved summer pastime, Screen on the Green, an intern can still keep a full calendar
Cutting Room Floor: C-E-L-E-B-R-I-T-Y
[IMGCAP(1)]Speller No. 103, Kennyi Kwaku Aouad, 13, from Terre Haute, Ind., has his face powdered by a makeup artist as he signs autographs for other spelling contestants and shakes hands during a break