Senate Democrats to Huddle Privately on Iraq
“I think the national sentiment is really questioning our policy there and whether this administration has a clear strategy to succeed and bring our troops home.
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Frankly, Scarlett. …
Miss Daisy said DeFazio asked her where she was going. “I told him Georgetown,” she explained to HOH in an e-mail, “and then I asked him the same and he responded, ‘Dupont.’”
No More $49.99 Gifts If Miller’s Bill Passes
“I think it’s a good strategy, and we need to respond to it,” he said. “We should have our leadership encourage us to measure up. We’re in charge and we should be leading the charge.”
Without a Paddle — Er, an Ore
He said if she insists on “pursuing litigation on those terms, then I suspect it will be resolved at trial.”
GOP Prods Senate on Continuity
(Likewise, the House usually passes without change the Senate’s portion of the appropriations bill to fund Congressional operations.)
Senators Defend Lynching Absences
But I deplore and regret that lynchings occurred and that those committing them were not punished,” he said in a statement last week.
Indiana Senate Poll Shows Dangers of Fiddling with Numbers
“It is always inappropriate to release informed trial heat data without identifying it as such and also releasing the naked trial heat.”
‘Intelligent Design’ Belongs in Church, Not Biology Class
And only 13 percent believe in pure Darwinism — that humans evolved without divine intervention.
WTO Cotton Fight Could Shape Farm Aid
Shifting to more conservation programs, he said, is one of the best ways to do that. “We’ve got to get serious about rethinking America’s agricultural future,” he said.
GOP Giving Up on Rossi, Reluctantly
“I never personally believed Rossi would run for the Senate,” state Chairman Paul Berendt said.
Steele Trap for Md. Democrats?
“I don’t play the endorsement game,” he said.
Members to Revisit Iraq Conflict
“I don’t casually dismiss that,” Coble said. Gilchrest, meanwhile, said that he would need to see the final version of Jones’ proposal before he agreed to support it.
Vacancy Fight Could Be Swift
Sam Brownback (R-Kan.), a Judiciary Member, said of a new nomination. “That’s why I think we should move forward quickly and deliberately.”
Miller Proposes Tallying Only Citizens in Census
Miller, a former Michigan secretary of state, argues that counting all persons gives districts with large numbers of illegal immigrants an unfair advantage over those without.
Redistricting Reform on Fall Ballot
“I commend Gov.
Members Misbehaving: Congress’ Top Scandals
can’t type, I can’t file, I can’t even answer the phone.”
In Indiana, the GOP Strikes Back: Lugar Crushes Roemer in Poll
Jesse Ventura (I).
Dispatches From the Judicial Wars
“That was a tremendous mistake,” Hatch said recently of the Blackmun nomination. “All the president had to do was put a good nominee up.”
Democrats Get Loose
“We’ve only won one out of the last three I’ve played,” said Rep. Joe Baca (Calif.), who pointed out the Republicans will be without their ace pitcher, Rep. John Shimkus.
Coburn Rails, Apologizes
What is even more astounding is that many of his colleagues said they had no idea what he was apologizing for. “I didn’t know what it was about,” said Sen.