For Coburn, End Of Practice Nears
“I can’t take $200,000 out of my pocket,” Coburn said, estimating the annual overhead of his practice in Muskogee.
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Parties Remain Split on Panel
“I think if an effort is made to accommodate them and they still continue to refuse to participate, I think that could backfire on them,” Lott said.
Stem-Cell Vote Up in Air Due to Busy Calendar
“I think Katrina blew all the air out of this place,” Smith said. “It’ll take us weeks, maybe a month, to get back to other important issues, of which stem cells is one.”
DeLay Seeks Closure on Texas Case
“I have never said Mr. DeLay is a target of the investigation,” Earle told the newspaper.
Lobbyists Looking for a Win at the Hoops
“It’s always been great for the kids,” said Quinn, who coached the Members of Congress for the last several years.
Brown ‘Slipped’ Through
“I want to join my colleague from Colorado … in strongly endorsing President Bush’s nominee for deputy director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency,” Allard said in a statement read before
2008 May Break Senators’ Presidential Losing Streak
Upon entering the race, a Senator must then engage in the delicate balancing act of running for president without neglecting his Congressional responsibilities.
Democrats Split on Bush’s Consultation
“There was none,” Minority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) said flatly. “If there was any consultation, I missed it.”
Katrina Is a Warning: U.S. Still Unprepared For Terrorist Attacks
A terrorist group would strike without notice.
White House Hopefuls Facing Dilemma
I would not try be on the ballot for both. I’ll make the decision one way or the other,” he said.
Connecticut: Courtney Says NRCC Rebuke Is Unwarranted
“I urge every American who is concerned about border security and defending sovereignty to support John Spencer for U.S. Senate,” Simcox said in a statement.
Tancredo Slams Louisiana Leaders
Citing what he said was a “history” of public corruption in Louisiana and the “abysmal failure” of current state officials to respond to the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, Rep.
Laffey Has GOP on Edge
“Without a shadow of a doubt, he is absolutely the best person to ensure that his seat doesn’t fall into the hands of someone who would compete for the prize of most liberal Member of the United States
Red Tape Keeps Capitol Cops From La.
“I have no idea when it’s going to start.
Collins, Lieberman Plan Hearings on Response
“You can’t do a thorough investigation of what happened without calling state and local officials and that goes to the top,” Lieberman said.
For Campbell, K Street Is a Home on the Range
One immediate payoff, Campbell said, is that his cholesterol numbers have improved without the stresses of life inside the Beltway.
Searchlight … Again (Sorry)
Yes, it’s hard to bring up Harry Reid without telling yet another anecdote about tiny Searchlight, Nev., the Senate Minority Leader’s hometown.
Ethics Staffing Slow As Panel’s Caseload Mounts
“The bar is very high for the Republicans,” said a senior House Democratic aide.
Parties Divided Over Katrina Response
“I don’t think anybody knows, and anybody trying to know is just playing political games,” he said.
Recalling Wellstone’s Impact
“As I did research into that, I realized that there was a lot to be said about his impact and legacy,” Lofy said, “but underlying all that was a fascinating story.