Roadmap: Grassley Spars With Hospital Association
“We in Congress have only a few short weeks, and if folks don’t speak up, I fear Members of Congress will not oppose these cuts as strongly as they should.”
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DNC Invokes McCain in Offensive
I take you back three years ago, and Senator McCain was flying high after winning his upstart victory in the New Hampshire presidential primary. … McCain may have survived the prison camps of Hanoi, but
Capitol Home to Rangers
“I like raising money. I like to call my friends and talk to them,” said Dunn, who said she has raised $500,000 so far this year for Bush-Cheney ’04 Inc.
Hart Still Seriously Exploring Senate Race
“I’ve talked to him a little bit about this, but I don’t have a read on it,” said Bill Shore, a longtime Hart staffer.
Contact Lens Issue Gaining Visibility
“As a contact-lens wearer, I would like to ensure that my constituents and I have that same right starting in 2003.”
Ashcroft-Bashing Could End Up Hurting Democrats
To observe this Sept. 11, 2001, anniversary, I urge critics of Attorney General John Ashcroft — especially the Democratic presidential candidates — to read the article “The Falling Man” in the current
OHIO: Army Veteran Targets Kucinich in House Bid
“Lisa is quite simply the best qualified and most experienced candidate to do the Valley’s business in Washington,” Dooley said in a statement. “She is one of the smartest people I know.”
Continuity, Continued: Hearing Attracts Little Attention
“I believe that two years is too long to hold these hearings, but here we are,” said Cornyn, who was elected in 2002.
Child Tax Credit All But Dead
“I think it’s unfortunately fading away,” Sen. Max Baucus (D-Mont.), ranking member of the Finance Committee, said of the ability to conference the bill with the House.
Democrats Focus On Halliburton
“I have seen questions in the press with respect to procedures in that regard, and I think we have to ask some questions,” said Byrd, who used an Armed Services hearing Tuesday to grill Deputy Defense
Book Looks at Slavery’s Lesser-Known World
“‘Why should anybody haveta teach you the wrong son,’ Augustus said. ‘Ain’t you got eyes to see it without me tellin you?’ ‘Henry,’ Mildred said, ‘why do things the same old bad way?’
No Clear Victors Emerge
“The solution is to say that all pennies are federal dollars,” Breyer said.
In Latino Debate, Democrats Convey Message of Weakness
Bob Graham (Fla.) said the major U.S. challenge is to “extricate ourselves from Iraq, and I believe the first step is going to be to rebuild relationships with our allies.”
Will Foley’s Exit Allow Democrats to Breathe Easier?
But his campaign was not without some controversy as well.
DeLay: Iraq Message Weak
“In part, it is the fault of the Members of Congress that are not echoing that, but I think over the next several weeks we will hear that passion and that boldness,” Frist said.
Building Controversy
“Anyone who thinks that this bill gives the Smithsonian the site to build something on Capitol grounds without additional Congressional action has not read the bill,” said Johnson of Kingston’s office
Story of the CVC
“I guess for a few more years the public will continue to fry their brains out,” Fazio said.
10 Years Later: Lessons to Be Learned From GOP’s ’94 Takeover
“The Democrats I think have decided that they can make a case in a decade.”
Estrada’s Withdrawal Prompts Renewed Sniping Over Judicial Nominations
“I would say the victim in all this has been Miguel Estrada,” Senate Minority Whip Harry Reid (D-Nev.) said on the floor Wednesday, echoing the Democratic theme.
Keeping Watch: Agency Marks 175 Years
“I spent two hours reading a manual, I took a 10-question quiz, I qualified with my weapon, I drew my uniform and I worked 3 ’til 11 that night in the Capitol,” explained Howe, the department’s assistant