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The House approved a $300,000 tab last week without dissent for the House Select Committee to Investigate the Voting Irregularities of August 2, 2007.
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Women Taking Charge in Capitol
“Stepping back, the reason that I look at why I’ve been able to excel … it’s been those female chiefs of staff who have mentored me,” she said.
A Lobby Shop’s ‘Inequitable Conduct’?
“I think everybody knows the positions of all the parties,” she added. “I don’t think there’s anything earth-shattering there.”
Rx for a Drug Company
The House passed its patent law overhaul without including the provision. But observers expect it to survive a House-Senate conference likely to move forward next year.
Architect Reverses Policy on Flag Certificates
Ayers released new guidelines Thursday without that policy, meaning there are absolutely no restrictions on religious messages. Controversy over the previous policy began last week, after Rep.
Talks Stall on No Child Left Behind
McKeon said without major changes to the bill, “I would not be able to support it, [Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio)] doesn’t support it, Castle doesn’t support it, the White House doesn’t support
There’s Light at the End of the Tunnel
However, AOC spokeswoman Eva Malecki said progress is being made.
Honoring a Half-Century of Hill Service
“Of course there were a lot of people who were against it,” she said of the legislation. “And then people who were too much for it burning the bras and so forth.
Ensign Plays the Enforcer
“From the first time I got elected to the House of Representatives, that’s what I’ve tried to do and that’s what I try to do on a daily basis — act on principles,” Ensign said.
Big Wattage Clash over Low-Power FM
When we had the AT&T Ma Bell monopoly, they said if you plugged a telephone they didn’t make into the network, it would break.
GOP Will Consent to AMT Fix — for a Price
John Thune (R-S.D.) said.
Pushing Sixty
And one reason that we did is that I think we held down suggestions that we may take the majority. Right now, I’m happy with the majority and am not going to predict what will happen or not happen.”
Israel Compiles Great Calls to Action
He was on the House floor the night Bush delivered the speech, he said, and “I left the floor absolutely inspired, just as I imagine my predecessors left the floor after Franklin Delano Roosevelt gave
Congressional Succession Debate Back On
The current practice of waiting for a special election or for an incapacitated Member to recuperate leaves some states and districts without fair representation, Dykema said.
Lott Looking to Form New ‘Gang’
Lott declined to discuss the meeting or its goals, saying only: “I think I ought not say anything. Others are going to say too much, so I am not going to say anything.”
Nussle Says Democrats to Blame for Standoff
The former Iowa GOP lawmaker said that without having even a single appropriations bill in hand, “it’s hard to know where they’re going to end up or even where they are starting from. … It’s always
At This Washington Power Lunch, Everybody Wins
It is a rare audience that can sit in a room of Senators, House Members and legislative aides without talking politics, but to the children of Everybody Wins!
Showdown Over Tax Moratorium
“It’s something that I think we’re going to have to do.
Hoyer, Pelosi Split on New Entitlements Panel
Hoyer spokeswoman Stacey Farnen Bernards said Hoyer in particular wasn’t keen on the proposal that the commission’s suggestions would be considered without opportunity for amendments.
D.C.’s Black History Revealed
“As I kept working [in Washington] I kept seeing more and more of these things that I was surprised that no one knew about,” said Holland, a self-proclaimed history buff.