100 Days In, Now For the Tough Part
“He has made it known that if it were not for the economy, his No. 1 priority would be health care,— Brookings Institution presidential scholar Stephen Hess said.
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Line-Standing Bonanza
— [IMGCAP(1)]Winslow knows the business firsthand, having started as a line-stander on Capitol Hill himself when his bike messenger service started to slow down.
Reid Gets Spoils of 100th Day
— [IMGCAP(1)]Specter has already said he cannot be counted on to vote for a union-organizing bill known as “card check— and indicated Tuesday that he may vote against the Democrats’ budget resolution
Heard on the Hill: Work of Art
[IMGCAP(1)]Wallace Simpson, a longtime House employee who helps guard the Speaker’s Lobby for the House Sergeant-at-Arms, created a special sketch depicting Kennedy and his father, Sen.
Flu Raises Doubts About Continuity and Confirmations
[IMGCAP(1)]So imagine if swine flu swept through Congress, not an outlandish scenario given the close contact Members have with one another and the possible exposure of one or more Members through
Specter’s Move Is Ultimate Transfer Of Power
[IMGCAP(1)]“This is not a national story; this is a Pennsylvania story.
Politics & Poker: ACORN Aims for 1 Million Member Families’
[IMGCAP(1)]It was an unlikely call: Lewis is the CEO of ACORN, the left-wing community organizing group that has been bashed by Republicans and conservative leaders for several years now.
Minnesota: Poll Shows Voters Want Coleman to Concede
The state Supreme Court trial will begin on June 1, pushing a decision well into the summer.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Mia Not in Action
[IMGCAP(1)]Actress Mia Farrow was scheduled to attend today’s rally, held specifically to protest Sudanese President Omer al-Bashir’s ejection of more than a dozen humanitarian aid groups from the
Virginia: Wolf Plans to Run for Re-Election in 2010
After raising just $2,000 from Jan. 1 to March 31, there has been some speculation on Capitol Hill that Rep.
Budget Resolution Helps Define Lines Between Branches
.— [IMGCAP(1)]Nowhere is that more evident than in our federal budget process. There is not one government budget, but two: the president’s budget and Congress’ budget.
The Three Tests for This Year’s Appropriations
[IMGCAP(1)]This may be something of a shock to anyone who has watched, analyzed or participated in the budget process over the past decade.
Members Weigh In on Voting Rights Case
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A Catalyst for Congressional Action
[IMGCAP(1)]We applaud the EPA’s decision; however, we also believe that addressing climate change requires broader legal authority to do the job right.
Modern Building Among the Palaces
With his design for the East Building of the National Gallery of Art, which was dedicated on June 1, 1978, Pei was “aspiring to erect a modern building at the end of a row of neoclassical palaces
Heard on the Hill: Crash Into Him
[IMGCAP(1)]The carefree kid was careening down the sidewalk and apparently lost control before smacking into the Ohio Republican, who was getting into a black SUV waiting at the curb.
Road Map: Torture Is Democrats’ Unwanted Distraction
[IMGCAP(1)]On the one hand, the liberal base is fired up and out for the blood of Bush administration officials.
Franken, Coleman Trial Begins in June
Opening arguments before the Minnesota Supreme Court on the state’s undecided Senate race will begin on June 1, the court announced Friday.Former Sen.
Capitol Goes Briefly Into Code Orange Alert
Updated: 1:23 p.m. The Capitol was put on on a code orange alert Friday afternoon because of an airspace violation, but within a few minutes, the alert was over.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Let the Sun Shine In
[IMGCAP(1)]Back in March, Washington chatterers made much of the fact that Gore’s appearance coincided with a massive snowstorm battering the East Coast.