Fighting for Peace
“I’ve been able to do a lot of international work and I’ve learned a great deal,” said Andrews. “I can appreciate more than ever how precious democracy is.”
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House Panels Seek Big Funding Boosts
“We haven’t prejudged or predetermined or predecided any of this, I assure you,” Ney said. “With every request, I don’t sit today and view any of them as unreasonable.
Iraq War Trigger Would Freeze Spending, Tax Cuts
“I think it might be a good occasion for that kind of triggering mechanism,” said Sen. Russ Feingold (D-Wis.), a member of the Budget Committee.
Members Win Release of Iraq Document
“Any Member who signs the nondisclosure agreement can peruse the document,” a GOP aide said.
Blonds Have More Fun?
“I think the best thing she can do is divorce herself from me,” said Moran. “I think her statement should have been even stronger.”
Airlines Seek Second Bailout
“Without government action, the outlook for the airline industry is bleak.”
Green Renews Efforts on Lobbying Disclosures
And each time, it has died without action.
Appeals Court Revives Members’ Suit to Stop War
“They are taking this case seriously at this extraordinary moment in history,” Bonifaz said.
Nickles Finds His Niche
Nickles agreed in a recent interview that his task is a daunting one and not without the potential for serious political pitfalls.
Iraqi Women Ask Congress, White House for Support in ‘Rescuing’ Their People
“Here we are able to breathe without terror,” said Esra Naama, daughter of Mahdi Naama.
Rep. Flake Takes on Ariz. Reform Law
“There are so many federal issues that the Congressman should be involved with, I have no idea why he is taking this on as a mission of his,” said Barbara Lubin, executive director of the Clean
Lawmakers Travel to Remember Civil Rights History
“The last two months — I don’t know why — my schedule’s been busier than when I was leader,” Lott said. Other Senators, however, have chosen to attend.
The Vote Starts Here
“You’ve got to hit the airwaves,” Norton said.
Democrats Present Alternative to Bush’s ‘Meager’ Medicare Proposal
Committing $400 billion over 10 years, the White House proposal would give seniors access to “prescription drug coverage that enables seniors to get the medicines they need, without the government
Secret Service Vet Succeeds Lenhardt
“He’s very highly regarded,” the former colleague said.
As the Consultant World Turns …
“Does George Bush win the presidency without Karl Rove? I like his chances a lot better with him than without him,” the consultant added.
Rules Fight Redux
“I don’t think we’ve finished that conversation,” Blumenauer said. “I have a keen interest in what we do and how we do it.”
Rep. Toomey’s Bid Based On Principle
As Allen concluded, “I don’t see any reason why a Republican would want to challenge Arlen in a primary.”
GOP Divided On Next Move
He said Wednesday he is not ready to pull the plug on the debate and file for cloture but clearly left it on the table as an option. “Every day I keep assessing,” Frist said, noting that Sen.
OREGON: GOP Primary Looms to Find Hooley Challenger
“Brian’s been unable to get the job done,” Kropf said. “I think he’d make a great Congressman. But he’s not been able to get the job done two times, so it’s time for someone else to step up.”