Fenty Endorses Obama, Will Lead D.C. Campaign
“I believe a new era of hope is upon us — in both the District of Columbia and the entire nation,” Fenty told the crowd, according to an Obama release.
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With Time Short, D.C. Advocates Rally
“I have to believe that most of them want to see Americans properly represented in their national legislature,” Hatch said.
Members Push Bills to Boost Hill Oversight of Federal IGs
“I think the bottom line is that Congress loves inspectors general but needs to professionalize them,” Rep. Jim Cooper (D-Tenn.) said.
Pelosi, Hoyer Mend Fences — Gradually
I think I will demur,” Hoyer said.
Senate Day Care Alters Wait List Rules
“I think that the board made a sound family planning decision in trying to better meet the needs of the Senate community and our membership,” the board member said.
Religion’s Role in America
How can a politician assert his or her spiritual convictions without crossing that notorious line between church and state?
Reid Promises Big Senate Sleepover on Iraq Vote
“It certainly winds it down significantly,” Reid said.
DeMint’s Tactics Irk GOP Leaders
“I have a lot of respect for our leadership, and we work well as a team,” DeMint said. “But there are enough of us who believe this is where we need to go as a party.
Higher Standards Benefit Everyone
The average American’s commute is less than 30 miles round-trip — and this car can travel that far without any meaningful contribution from a combustion engine.
‘Liar’ Charge Sparks Rules Debate
rendered them to other countries for questioning,” Watt said.
Feingold Savors His Colleagues’ Reversal
“I’m not sure we would have reached the point we’re at today without his leadership,” Durbin concurred.
Just for Ben
“I don’t know what bullying tactics mean,” Bloomberg said on his radio show Friday.
Taylor Limits Testimony; Miers Cancels
Ranking member Arlen Specter (R-Pa.) suggested during the hearing that Taylor’s appearance “might serve as a prototype to try to get some information from other people in the White House who could testify without
House Iraq Bill Set for Passage
John Barrow (D-Ga.), who has voted against similar efforts, said he was not likely to change his vote this time around. “I think the timelines have to be the president’s,” he said.
Davis Builds Up ’08 Infrastructure
Warner has said he will make his plans known in September.
Reform Is Good for Business
She said her 10 percent pay increase reflects only compensation adjustments for inflation and jumps in health insurance premiums paid for by the organizations. “What have I missed?”
Reid Charges Iraq Filibuster
“I think we should continue to ratchet up the pressure, in addition to our own words, to let the White House know we’re serious about this,” Voinovich said.
‘Republic’: The Sobering State of Democracy
“I think you could describe us as being at a fork in the road,” he said, “where we can either try to restore the constitutional system or take the path of least resistance and effect something more
Despite Angst, Few GOP Votes for Withdrawal
“If it is, certainly, I’ll put my arms around it, and I think most Democrats will.”
New York Democrats Try to Keep It Kuhl
“I just think the primary is an unfortunate occurrence,” said Carolyn Schaeffer, the chairwoman of the Yates County Democratic Party and a Massa supporter, who argued that the primary drains precious