Asst. Chief Headed to Greenbrier
“Thirty years is a heck of a milestone, I think, in any law enforcement career. It’s certainly a milestone in being able to serve the legislative branch,” Rohan said in an interview Friday.
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Lawn Wranglers Would Like One More Win
“I think we’d be interested,” said Paul Meagher, manager of the Hill bar that sponsors the team. “We’ll see what happens.”
Will Senate OK a ‘Self-Effacing’ Court Nominee?
For what it’s worth, I believe it, too. Miers is a whole other matter.
Democrats Eye Agenda for ’06 Message
Republicans have taken to calling the Democrats the “party of no” for simply objecting to GOP proposals without offering any legitimate alternatives.
Pelosi Presses Hastert on Ethics Investigations
the committee this year,” Mollohan said in an interview Wednesday.
New and Improved
And I think we need to give people the opportunity to discover just how terrific Morou is and just how wonderful it is to enjoy the [restaurant’s] overall ambience,” Smith said.
Another Jefferson Subpoena
Without the support of 67 of his colleagues, Coburn will have to shutter his obstetrics practice within weeks, said his spokesman, John Hart.
Hill to Miss Anthony Williams
“We couldn’t barely get down the hallway without all the Members coming up to him to say what a great job he was doing,” said Bullock, who is now executive vice president of public affairs for Ogilvy
Lott Eyes Return As Whip
“If I do come back, I probably would try to get back into a leadership position of some kind,” the former Majority Leader said late last week.
GOP Hopes Political Damage Will Be Minimal
“Those of us in the rank-and-file are a little worried,” said this aide, who is familiar with the situation.
GOP Hopes Political Damage Will Be Minimal
“Those of us in the rank-and-file are a little worried,” said this aide, who is familiar with the situation.
‘Suspension’ Bills Get Scrutiny
After all, post office naming bills make up 12 percent of the laws Congress passes, and they usually sail through the House without even a passing notice from the rank and file.
DeLay Faces Battle On Many Fronts
map for our state in 2003,” DeLay said.
Coburn, Obama: Latest Odd Couple
“Even though we disagree on a whole host of political positions, I think he’s a very honest and sincere man.”
House Has Some Blind Trusts, Too
“My broker did much more with my investments than I ever could,” said Bliley, who’s now a lobbyist with Collier Shannon Scott.
Democrats Do Plan to ‘Go Positive’ — But Not Until 2006
House Democrats already produce counter-budgets — this year’s is silent on tax increases — and one key House leader said that while Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) hasn’t said so, “I can’
Coburn Battle Nears Climax
Without stating how much support he has secured, Coburn is happy with what he’s heard from each wing of both party caucuses, Hart said.
Sons of Former Rivals Could Be Colleagues in the Next Congress
“I would certainly go over and say hi,” Beilenson said. “I’m not hugely partisan; I think it’s very important to cross the aisle and work on issues” without regard to party.
‘Beach’ Features Hill Hilarity
“I was flabbergasted when I found that out,” Shosteck said. “There’s an old Chinese proverb that goes, ‘He who carves the Buddha never worships him.’
Talkin’ Union Blues
Labor’s targets in California’s Nov. 8 contest include Proposition 75, to prohibit public-employee unions from spending dues on political activity without the explicit written permission — provided