More Oversight Needed To Protect U.S. Troops
Strategic Command how he found being required to report to Congress. His reply: He dreaded it but found it helpful.
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U.S. Must Re-establish Credibility on Iraq Issues
We should go to all necessary lengths to follow where the leads take us, whether to a few junior personnel or higher up the chain of command.
Frost to Be Aided by Albright’s Diplomacy
The matchup between the two incumbents is likely to be the most expensive House race in the country.
Congress Must Pass a New Amendment to Ensure Continuity
Last month, the House approved legislation that would require expedited special elections in the event that more than 100 House Members are killed.
Abu Ghraib Hearings Put Dismissal of Congress on Display
The issue was the chain of command, and Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld said that the military brass with him had prepared a thorough chart — when one of the generals said they had forgotten to bring
Rangel Introduces Impeachment Articles Against Rumsfeld
rises to the point that it’s a high crime and misdemeanor if he disappointed the president, kept information from the Congress and kept this information from the American people,” Rangel said on the House
Rangel Threatens Articles of Impeachment Against Rumsfeld
rises to the point that it’s a high crime and misdemeanor if he disappointed the president, kept information from the Congress and kept this information from the American people,” Rangel said on the House
Capitol, Library Police Finally Close to Merger
Under that proposal, the Library’s police would become the fourth division of the Capitol Police Uniformed Services Bureau, which now includes House, Senate and Capitol divisions.
Kerry Must Pay Heed to Diversity in Staff, Campaign Strategy
That vision could use the personal touches of House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), James Clyburn (D-S.C.), Bob Menendez (D-N.J.), Robert Matsui (D-Calif.), and Democratic Senate candidates
GOP Puts Jobs on Agenda
We’ll be establishing our command of these topics. … It’s about reminding people we’re on top of this.”
Ethics Looks Into Weldon Allegations
The House ethics committee has begun an informal investigation into allegations that Rep.
Gainer Frustrated By Merger
In a draft “Memorandum of Understanding,” LOC officials proposed policies governing a range of issues from uniforms to chain-of-command that would apply to 23 Capitol Police officers who are to be
The Trail Leads to Boston
The Freedom Trail starts at the gold-domed State House, atop Beacon Hill.
New Energy Bill Faces Tough Road
House Republicans reportedly will not accept a new comprehensive bill from the Senate, and S. 2095 apparently costs 50 percent to 75 percent more than the Bush administration says it will support.
Too Bad Bush’s Poor Polls Will Improve — He Deserves ’Em
And still, the deficit for fiscal 2005 is projected to be $521 billion — a number that is causing House Republican moderates and conservatives to plot a joint rebellion at Wednesday’s GOP Conference
Russell, Hart Set to Reopen
Marines, Coast Guard and other authorities were expected to continue combing House and Senate office buildings Wednesday evening collecting thousands of pieces of unopened mail.
Another Podesta on K Street?
Former Clinton White House Chief of Staff John Podesta has registered himself as a Washington lobbyist, joining his brother Tony Podesta on K Street — at least figuratively.
Bill’s Blog
So there will no longer be votes on Sept. 16, but the House will come in on Monday, Sept. 13, for some late evening votes. “OY VEY!” DeLay spokesman Stuart Roy e-mailed HOH.
Wilkinson Out?
Central Command in Qatar during the war in Iraq.
OKLAHOMA: Dan Boren Reportedly Ready to Run for House
Lyle Boren (D), represented portions of what is now the 2nd district when he served in the House from 1937 to 1947.