Pelosi Movie Premiere
The former Vermont governor said he would not go without first seeing the film, which — as would any political documentary worth its salt — includes the unforgettable primal scream scene that followed
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Dreier Calls Quorum Change a ‘Priority’
In his floor speech, Dreier said the rules should not be made “‘partisan’ in an attempt to appear ‘bipartisan.’”
Raping Minnesota
[IMGCAP(1)] But Rockefeller wasn’t about to let Oberstar off the hook without speaking.
Democrats Now Have a Theme, But It’s Not a Wave-Maker
In announcing the theme, Pelosi is keeping her promise never to go into another election without a message. (I, for one, continue to believe that the party did have a message in 2002.
Senate Seeking Its Missing Treasures
“I think this will have a building effect over time,” said Secretary of the Senate Emily Reynolds, adding that the advisory board’s work would help the Senate “continue to tell the story of not
On the Hill, Working Students Seek Balance
The credential helps, but even without it there are certain things now that I understand better” with law school training.
Bowles, Burr Hunt for Tobacco Vote
“Finally he said, ‘I know who you are,’” Bowles says, getting into character by using a different dialect and voice tone. “I said, ‘OK, who am I?’ He said, ‘You’re the weatherman!’”
Bill to Rein in 527s Introduced
“Given that Judge Kollar-Kotelly found that specific rules adopted by the FEC were arbitrary and capricious and contrary to law … I do not see how those rules can be said to remain in effect,” Trevor
Feelin’ Bad
That’s when Leahy, who, incidentally, is Catholic, said something about Cheney’s ties to Halliburton. And that’s when Cheney said, “Go f—k yourself.”
Coburn Beefs Up Staff in Oklahoma After Bad Press
“I don’t think anyone’s focused on titles,” the GOP strategist said. “I think people are more focused on responsibilities.” Coburn is locked in a tight race with Rep.
Judge Upends FEC Guidelines
“I think that we should appeal it,” said Ellen Weintraub, a Democrat and vice chairwoman of the FEC. “I personally have no investment in these regulations.
GOP’s Pre-emptive CBO Strike
“However, I suspect the reason the CBO is being asked to do the math is to lend the all-important seal of the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office to their partisan calculations.”
Votes on Tax Extenders: Later Rather Than Sooner?
“Our agenda from now until the election is going to help our [winning] margins,” said the House GOP leadership aide.
Poll Shows Ken Salazar With Double-Digit Lead in Colorado
A Carson spokesman said the liberal charge was hogwash.
Term Limits Loom for Office of Compliance Appointees
Three of the five directors, including the chairwoman, will see their terms expire Oct. 1 without a statutory change.
Use of Appropriations ‘Polling’ Troubles Critics
If they reach an agreement, they bring it to full committee without a subcommittee meeting.”
Early Voting Draws More Interest from Parties
“I think that generally speaking, people think of [early and absentee voting] as a good thing,” remarked Yale University political science professor Don Green, who has done extensive research on
Lobbyists Puzzle Over Lame-Duck Plans
But, he added, “I guarantee you that most lobbyists in town are planning for after the election right now, and not for anything that might happen in the next few weeks.”
Democrats May Sue Alexander
“I didn’t come here to serve in the minority,” Ross said. “I didn’t come here to vote for a Republican agenda. I made a request in writing and verbally and received the money back yesterday.”
Senate Finally In Focus
“I think we have a good chance of picking up seats,” said NRSC Chairman George Allen (Va.) in an interview Wednesday.