Bill Protects Those Who Protect Us
The House version of the NDAA has also focused on quality-of-life issues for those who have volunteered to serve.
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U.S. Borders Require More Security
As a member of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, I have developed a plan to address this growing problem.
Katrina Narrows Barbour’s Options — But Only for Now
The only thing on his mind now is rebuilding Mississippi,” said Republican consultant Ed Goeas, who polled for Barbour’s 2003 gubernatorial race and was among those considering what a Barbour White House
Cap. Police Settle on Relief Plan
And as various agencies with oversight of the Capitol Police have spent days hammering out a coordination plan, liability issues and figuring out the exact command structure for the Capitol Police officials
Recruiting, Hiring Took No Holiday
A year into the administration’s second term, would-be lobbyists are looking to get out while there’s still time to call on their contacts still in office and command the $300,000 to $500,000 packages
Win or Lose in ’06, House Leaders on Firm Ground
“We have an excellent opportunity to take back the House,” said Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md.). “What’s happening is what happened in ’94.
2008 May Break Senators’ Presidential Losing Streak
John Edwards (D) to run simultaneously for re-election and the White House in 2004, he eventually chose to retire from the Senate after one term.
Woolsey Renews Push for Exit Strategy in Iraq
Woolsey, co-chairwoman of the Democratic Progressive Caucus, is leading a bloc of House Democrats in calling on the White House to conclude the United States’ role in the Iraq conflict.
Bush’s Grip on GOP in Peril?
President Bush’s command over the Republican Congress is showing signs of weakening as a result of the growing unease over the U.S. mission in Iraq, the lack of a definitive plan to overhaul the nation
Welcome Departure
Though the menu defies simple classification, John’s command of flavor is a unifying theme. Pork and mushroom are happily married in one appetizer offering.
Negativism at Home Could Produce Defeat Of U.S. Policy in Iraq
Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) have done with their “quagmire” and “grotesque mistake” talk is to declare that the war is, in effect, a lost cause.
Senate Democrats to Huddle Privately on Iraq
Retired General Anthony Zinni, formerly commander-in-chief of the United States Central Command under then-President Bill Clinton, told House Democrats at a private luncheon to exercise caution when
Officials Push for Campus-Wide Evacuation Exercises
Testifying before the House Administration Committee, Capitol Police Chief Terrance Gainer, along with House Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Livingood and House Chief Administrative Officer Jay Eagen, acknowledged
Fire Investigation Keeps Part of Rayburn Closed
A portion of the Southeast corner of the Rayburn House Office Building remains closed as Capitol Police assess the damage caused by a small fire that occurred on the roof of the building earlier this morning
As Senate Returns to Angry ‘Normal,’ What Will Get Done?
The same has happened in the House, a body that’s almost totally mired in partisanship.
In Florida, Harris, Still Pondering, Huddles With Sen. Dole
Ed Rendell (D), came within 7,000 votes of defeating Gerlach last year in what became one of the top House races in the country.
NRCC Has 3-1 Cash Advantage Over DCCC
Prepares for House Race State Sen. Matt Dunne became the first Democrat to enter the race for the seat being vacated by Rep.
Longtime Aide to Wes Clark Will Challenge Kuhl
In the fall of 2003, Eric Massa was forced to resign as a Republican staffer on the House Armed Services Committee after he was spotted outside an event for his former boss and good friend, Democratic
Transformation Key to Military Success
When I came to Congress almost 20 years ago, 30 of us, newly elected Members, were invited to the White House to meet with President Ronald Reagan.
Anthrax Talk Set for Mon.
At a House Government Reform subcommittee hearing on the incident this week, Reps. Christopher Shays (R-Conn.) and Del.