Spring Break Brings Camps to D.C. Kids
This program, Camp City Year, is an example of why I have been such a big supporter of City Year and AmeriCorps.”
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Committee Franking Under Fire
“I think we kind of started a trend in that regard,” Resources spokesman Brian Kennedy said.
Kennedy to Skip Rhode Island Senate Race
But with neither House Member willing to join the battle, the party is left without a natural frontrunner.
Ambition Draws Admirers, Skeptics to GOP’s Wamp
“I don’t want to run over anybody to get where I’m going,” Wamp said.
Blacks Could Be Senate Frontrunners in Maryland
“We made a serious mistake not having an African-American on the ticket” in 2002, Leggett said. “I think it was a serious blow when the Republicans put Michael Steele on the ticket.
Diagnose This!
I understand that he can actually diagnose what is wrong with people without actually seeing them in person as he has done in the Terry Schaivo [sic] case,” Michael’s e-mail read.
Is Dip in Congress’ Numbers a Bad Omen?
“I see [approval numbers] as a way for people to vent their frustrations about politics and politicians.”
Opportunism Run Amok: Congress and the Schiavo Case
Imagine the reaction of Frist if a neurologist, looking at a videotape of a heart transplant, said it showed clear signs of malpractice.
Bus Travel: The Price Is Right
By removing five rows of seats, Wollner said that Vamoose can offer a more comfortable, cleaner ride to and from New York.
FEC Lays Out Timetable to Consider Possible Internet Regulations
“I fear once we start down this road it will be more difficult to limit where we proceed,” said David Mason, a GOP member of the body.
DOT Director’s on the Move
“I can’t go out for dinner with people without getting questions,” he said. “People always apologize, they say, ‘I’m really sorry but I have to ask you this.’
Ethics Moves on Intel Leak
Tim Johnson (D-S.D.), have the power to dismiss the case on their own without consulting the other members of the panel.
Cardin Conferring, Others Prepare, Dream in Maryland
“I know some of these people … but I’m not prepared to stop this effort because one or more of them decide to run,” he said.
A Pollster’s Take on Baseball: Say It Ain’t So, Jose
When I was a boy, growing up in New York City in the 1960s, I was more than a baseball fan; I was a fanatic.
Baseball Lobbyists Take Turn at the Plate
“This hearing is causing full employment for lawyers and lobbyists all across town,” the ranking member said. Waxman’s assertion is not without truth.
Ethics Bailout
“Anything I can do to help,” he said.
Reid Threatens Senate Freeze
“I think we will be successful,” said Sen. Rick Santorum (R-Pa.), the Republican Conference chairman who has pushed this option for more than a year. “We will win.”
DeLay Mounts His Defense
“On Saturday, The Washington Post wrote a story that strongly implied I based a vote on something other than the underlying merits of a piece of legislation,” DeLay said, later adding, “The lack
Celebs Play the Role of Lobbyist for Arts Day
“We are encouraging colleagues to recognize both the spiritual and the material value of the arts,” Shays said. Rep.
Democrats Blast OMB Memos on ‘Propaganda’
“I expect my Cabinet secretaries to make sure that that practice doesn’t go forward. There needs to be independence. And Mr. Armstrong Williams admitted he made a mistake.