Woolsey Renews Push for Exit Strategy in Iraq
“I have called on the president to develop a plan to bring the troops home from Iraq, and of course he’s not doing that.
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Club for Growth Hits McCain in N.H.
McCain,” Club President Pat Toomey said in an interview. “I think right about now he does care what the voters of New Hampshire are thinking — especially Republican voters.”
Lobby League Puts Stamp on Reform Efforts
Rahm Emanuel (D-Ill.), one of the co-sponsors of legislation to reform lobbying and ethics laws, said in a statement that “I applaud ALL for its effort to examine current lobbying practices.
Has Museum’s Time Come?
I wish they didn’t, but they do.”
OHIO: Hackett, in DCCC Appeal, Calls His Ohio Loss a Template
“I can no longer stand by idly while our current Representatives in Washington continue to move this country along a path marked by fiscal recklessness and misplaced priorities,” Farlow said in a
Langevin Critical of Evacuation Options
“I think it’s important for people with disabilities to have a known escape route and, as a backup, know of a place where Capitol Police will be to assist in a situation,” he said.
MoveOn Raises, and Spends, Big in 2005
“I am going to be the most accessible candidate in Rhode Island,” she promised in a news release. — N.D.
Will Bush Abandon Promise to Upgrade U.S. High Schools?
Instead, the Senate in March voted 99-0 to reauthorize the $1.3 billion Perkins Act without writing in any performance standards for shop courses.
Bauer Helped Reshape Democrats’ Views On Campaign Finance
“There’s no question that they are listening to him completely,” Samples said.
Web Design Firm Draws Democrats’ Gripes
“In a presentation to Obey’s office they said they had done some work for us,” Menendez spokesman Matt Miller said.
Hastert Asks for Travel Review
“I am writing to you today to encourage you to use those resources and establish an approval for privately funded travel as soon as possible,” Hastert wrote.
Health Plans, Mayor Join Forces
Marion Berry (D-Ark.), who said that the idea of converting new medical malpractice laws into cheaper health care costs just doesn’t fly. “Nothing could be further from the truth,” he said.
Free Enterprise Fund Walks the Walk
Our sole goals are the economic issues to make this country a better place,” he said.
Under the Influence of PhRMA?
“No final decisions have been made,” he said.
Coleman Seeks Another Stem-Cell Bill
Mike Enzi (R-Wyo.) to encourage research on ways to extract stem cells from embryos without destroying the embryo, a measure from Sen.
Oct. 1 Adjournment Hopes Evaporating
“I think the president took care of Oct. 1 last night,” DeLay said.
Practical Jokes, Formalities Marked Historic Nomination
“I thought this was Joan Specter,” the caller said. “No, this is Arlen Specter,” the chairman said, before he caught on to the prankster.
Hyde Seeks To File Brief On CAA
At stake is whether the clause in Article I that protects Members from being questioned about the “Speech or Debate in either House … in any other place” is a valid shield against suits brought under
Journalists’ Testimony Rare
“I am going to join several other witnesses in advocating a national shield law to protect whistle-blowers and other confidential sources,” Cooper said in an interview Tuesday.
The Lovin’ Spoonful
“I noticed he was getting his chest scratched,” the source added. Well, maybe the lovebird lawmaker and his wife were inspiration for the aging Welsh pop rock star.