Capitol Hill Listserv Faces Unclear Future
“I believe that it’s absolutely critical to our neighborhood organization, as far as communication is concerned,” said Roger Mattioli, who serves as PSA 102’s citizen coordinator.
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Alito Energizes Right and Left
“Heck, it might all be a matter of coincidence, but I doubt it,” Leahy said after delivering a floor speech that accused Bush of “catering to the extreme wing” of the GOP.
Gerrymander Deals Could Keep House Republican in ’06
“I used to think it was impossible for us to take the House back,” he said. “But Bush and the Republicans are in such bad shape that it’s still uphill, but it’s achievable.”
More Katrina Lobbying
“There isn’t a specific bill that this is about,” said Kathy Roeder, TV Watch’s spokeswoman.
Dingell Celebrates 50 Years in House
On stage, Vice President Cheney, usually the king of public unflappability, plodded through a glowing tribute to Dingell without a flinch, even joking at one point that he was invited to “add a little
A Different Kind of Race
I always have a reason to go out for a run,” Blumenauer said.
Splits Show for Bush, GOP
President Bush’s increasingly rocky second term, Congressional Republicans are resisting or ignoring the White House’s guidance on a host of legislative issues, choosing instead to craft their own agenda without
Dingell’s Landmark, a Horse-Meat Mess and Blunt’s Transfers
When the Democrats lost the House, I heard from many Hill watchers that Dingell would be lost without his gavel and would soon retire. I laughed. They clearly did not know him very well.
Yes on Katrina Funding, No on Alaska Paying the Bill Alone
I was the one who stood up in the Republican Conference and said we should cut our own cost-of-living adjustments this year.
For LBJ, the Wait Goes On
“We couldn’t get floor time,” Green said, adding that DeLay “was Majority Leader at the time, he set the schedule, so I would assume he was part of it.”
Sheriff’s On His Way
“I just think it’s a mess and I don’t know that Bouchard is necessarily going to be that great of a candidate; he’s an unproven commodity,” Ballenger said.
CAFTA Vote Not Haunting Democrats Yet
“We ran a primary and general election without labor in 2004 and have been planning for this for 2006,” said Colin Strother, a political consultant for Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-Texas).
House Adds Portrait of First Hispanic Rep.
“They are years long overdue,” said Rep.
Lack of Progress on Proposed Hospital Arouses Frustration
Councilmember David Catania (I-At Large), the answer is simple.
Senate Abandons Provision on Leadership PACs
“I asked politely about a thousand times,” he said.
North Carolina: Shuler’s Big Score: Fan Club Crosses State Lines
“I am overwhelmed and encouraged by this show of support from the people of Western North Carolina,” Shuler said in the statement.
Earle v. Lawmaker, Take 1
“They’re going to call it exoneration, naturally, but I wouldn’t,” McCleery said.
Fundraising Accelerates in DeLay-Lampson Contest
“I think we’re looking pretty good.
War Looms Over Budget
“This week, we’re going to be out front talking about the need to restrain spending, but doing so [with] common-sense reforms that save the government money without affecting benefits per se,” said
EMILY’s List at 20: Many Happy Returns
said Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.), in one of the videotaped tributes played at the luncheon Monday.