Barack Obama’s Notion of Oratory
Of her attack on his health care plan, he said, “The notion that somehow I’m interested in leaving 15 million people without health insurance is simply not true.”
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Organizations Struggle With New Disclosure Rules for Members
Q: I am general counsel of a trade association with hundreds of member businesses throughout the country.
Should McCain Fret About Bush — and About Disappearing?
Second, some said, as the certain Republican nominee, McCain would not be able to avoid being embraced by unpopular President Bush.
Library IG’s Gun Authority Livens a Budget Hearing
“I have a real concern here that we have a separation of powers issue,” said ranking member Tom Latham (R-Iowa), who cited the fact that IG employees are trained and deputized by the U.S.
Texas Runoff Could Become Nasty
“I think the runoff is going to be very very competitive,” Harris County Republican Party Chairman Jared Woodfill predicted Wednesday.
It Ain’t Over Till the Fat Lady Sings … and She Hasn’t Yet
[IMGCAP(1)]And I hope you ignored all of those spinners and strategists from Clinton’s campaign who said that if Obama didn’t sweep the March 4 primaries, it would be a rejection of him.
Renzi: Real Leather, Fake Crest?
… You are a true artist and a man whose work is inspiring. … My sincere thanks,” Renzi said, according to a testimonial posted on Krause’s Web site.
Boehner’s Objections to Ethics Proposal Just a Smokescreen
I did not want to write again about ethics in Congress.
The Price of Playing Hard-to-Get
. … Newt could not effectively meet all of his obligations without private jet travel and, yes, unfortunately it is expensive,” Tyler said.
Democrats’ Budget Hemmed in by Bush, Elections
“We may not be holding our Members en bloc on some of these things,” the senior Senate Democratic aide said.
Revised Ethics Plan Unveiled
“I understand and respect that some Members will continue to have basic philosophical concerns about the creation of any independent entity. Unfortunately, we must respectfully disagree.
Incumbents at Risk in Today’s Primaries
“I think Hall wins that race outright, even without a runoff,” said one Texas GOP insider. “His name ID is just too high.”
A Lobby Shop That Goes Beyond K Street
“When we started this company, we said we would make it by adding value to our clients, not on access and fundraising,” McBee says.
Dressed for Success
“That was the last time I forgot my jacket,” the Wichita, Kan., native said.
No End in Sight for FEC Nominee Stalemate
“We do believe they should be voted on in a package,” Lawrimore said.
Democrats’ Ethics Proposal Is Full of Fatal Flaws
I serve as the senior Republican member of the Special Task Force on Ethics Enforcement, which was charged by the Speaker and House Minority Leader with evaluating whether a new ethics board should be
‘Experience’ Issue Won’t Beat Obama — McCain Needs ‘Vision’
McCain said this week that if the Iraq War goes badly between now and November, “I lose,” but it’s not necessarily true that if Iraq goes well, he wins. He ought to.
Embassies to Open Doors for Passport DC Events
A nonprofit coalition dedicated to promoting arts and culture in the District is organizing an event this spring that will let Washingtonians experience other parts of the world without leaving the city
Revolt Forces Ethics Delay
Democrats and Republicans on the Rules Committee urged additional review in a spirited discussion that ended without a vote on either matter Wednesday.
Chances Dim for GOP-Only Earmark Moratorium
I don’t think that’s success,” he said, adding that Republicans need to put more distance between them and Democrats on the issue. Hensarling said he and others will keep plugging away.