Female Executives Run as Experienced Outsiders
.— And, she noted, “the No. 1 and No. 2 issues for women of all walks of life in California are jobs and education.— If those four executive candidates get through their primary challenges — all
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RC TV – December 11, 2009, pt 1
RC TV - December 11, 2009, pt 1 -
Campus Notebook: Wedding Bills
[IMGCAP(1)]If enacted, the bill would make D.C. one of a handful of jurisdictions in the country that allows same-sex marriage.
Photo of the Week: Mist and Marble
[IMGCAP(1)]A pedestrian takes a picture of a foggy East Front of the Capitol on Monday.
RC TV – December 11, 2009, pt 2
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HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Run a Good Race
[IMGCAP(1)]The 60-year-old Gordon long has dominated in the annual ACLI Capital Challenge three-mile race, frequently placing first among all Members in the field.
Deal Acknowledges Ethics Probe Related to Auto-Salvage Business
In his most recent financial disclosure for calendar year 2008, Deal reported earning from $50,000 to $100,000 in “dividends— from the “family business,— which is valued from $1 million to $5 million.
Activists Gather to Protest Health Care Legislation
A press release from Americans for Prosperity claimed hundreds or thousands of people will arrive in buses for the 1:30 p.m. event.
Parties Differ on Guantánamo Bay Closure
“This move will have a tremendously positive impact on the local economy — creating more than 3,000 jobs and injecting more than $1 billion into the local economy.
House Democrats Unveil Massive Immigration Reform Plan
Gutierrez has said that April 1 is the target date for passing a bill; beyond that, he has said, it becomes increasingly difficult.
K Street Files: On the Market
[IMGCAP(1)]And he’s apparently willing to cast a wide net. His criteria? “Something that gives me time with my family and something that I care about and believe in,— he said.
Heard on the Hill: Healthy, Despite Health Care
[IMGCAP(1)]The New York Democrat has dropped at least 20 pounds and has looked trim, rested and downright “youthful— in recent weeks, HOH spies say.
GOP Promises Consequences for Gitmo Move
“This move will have a tremendously positive impact on the local economy — creating more than 3,000 jobs and injecting more than $1 billion into the local economy.
Lincoln Davis: I’m Running Again
John Tanner (D-Tenn.), who announced his retirement on Dec. 1.
Hill Climbers: After the Campaign
[IMGCAP(1)]Earlier this month, Clifton Williams was promoted from staff assistant to legislative correspondent. Williams, 25, came to the office in January by way of the Obama campaign.
Reduced Tax Still Splits Medical Device Makers
Medtronic, a Minneapolis-based firm that pioneered the development of the cardiac pacemaker, had never spent more than $1 million annually on lobbying before 2005.
Parties Behave as if Congress Operates on a Parliamentary System
[IMGCAP(1)]Of course, a bill to provide substantial new regulation of financial practices, including creation of a new consumer protection agency, was not going to be met with zeal by most conservatives
Senate Closes In on Health Care Deal
[IMGCAP(1)]When the CBO delivers, combined with how fast all 60 members of the Democratic Conference can agree to an altered bill, could determine whether the package is approved before Dec. 25.
Ron Paul Pens Fundraising Pitch for Son’s Senate Bid
Part of the reason why Paul is considered a serious threat to Kentucky Secretary of State Trey Grayson — who is the establishment choice in the primary — is because he raised an impressive $1 million in
Bayh Urges Obama to Veto Omnibus
The bill costs more than $1 trillion, including discretionary spending, and its approval by Congress comes as the House prepares to take up a Defense spending measure that includes controversial language