Energy Fight Looms Again in Fall
“If left alone I think I have a pretty good chance of doing it,” he said. “This is not a new thing to me.”
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Democrats Dream of LaHood Departure
Although LaHood would be the first president without a doctorate in Bradley’s 110-year history, the university’s posted job description “sure sounds like it was written for him,” said Shirley McCombs
Illinois: Seals Officially Kicks Off Second Try to Oust Kirk
“I had a primary last time as well, and I’m a business person,” Seals said. “I’m used to competition and I welcome him to the race.”
Library Pleads for Increased Funding to Save Its Programs
“I certainly don’t want to say we would be laying people off,” LOC Chief Operating Officer Jo Ann Jenkins said.
Tepid Reviews for Nussle Pick
. … I see him as a partisan,” Conrad said.
House Looks to a Hot July on Iraq
“I think there’s a lot of interest in looking at the authorization repeal,” said Rep. Ellen Tauscher (D-Calif.), who also has sponsored a measure to curb the war.
Webb’s Weapon
Jim Webb (D-Va.) said Monday that he never meant to imply that Members are vulnerable to attack when they are on Capitol Hill.
For Hill GOP, Rove Has Mixed Legacy
“I personally don’t know anyone who is as smart or more skillful when it comes to politics,” said Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas), a personal friend of Rove.
Energy Plus Immigration Equals Weekend Work
One Senate GOP leadership aide, however, was less diplomatic: “I think it’s going to collapse under its own weight this week.”
Building a Health Market
All we have is a big, robust sector that is rapidly growing and without a great deal of organization to it. And at the heart of that is the electronic medical record.
Kucinich Stands Alone: Progressive Members Have Yet to Support His White House Bid
“I think there’s a lot of spiritual support for Dennis, and there’s a lot of admiration,” Kaptur said. “People here are so wed to the money imperative.”
Clyburn’s Halls of History
Finally she said to me, ‘Back, you know, way back then, a lot of things happened without the benefit of marriage.’ I knew what that meant so I just stopped talking,” he says.
Democrats Feel Growing Pains
“Under the previous leadership, this place was locked up tight. … I don’t think that’s healthy,” McGovern said.
Wells’ Hands-on Approach Earns Praise on the Hill
“I know this sounds corny, but I look out on the field and it just calms me down,” said Wells, who represents Capitol Hill. “It’s just like, this is cool.”
Fast-Track Set to Expire, Congress Yawns
“I think that obviously the president and the administration made a push for this, and I think you’ll see more of that in the weeks ahead. Hopefully they will start to do more.”
Market’s Management Woes
[IMGCAP(1)] “I think that’s very poor management,” said Canales, who also owns Tortilla Café and manages more than 20 apartments around the city.
Holds: The Non-Secret of Landrieu’s Success
“I don’t do them often, it’s kind of a last resort, but my view is if you don’t overdo it and do it for really important matters, it can be effective,” Landrieu said in a recent interview.
Family Ties Help Bring ‘14 Women’ to Life
Filmmaker Mary Lambert’s latest project “14 Women,” which follows the lives of the female Senators who served during the 109th Congress, likely wouldn’t have come about without a little assistance from
Democrats’ AG Vote Falls Short
“I can’t understand why it isn’t a conflict of interest for my friend from New York.” “This is not the British Parliament. This is not our job,” added Senate Minority Whip Trent Lott (R-Miss.).
It’s Obey Vs. GOP in Earmark Fight This Week
“I don’t want the Congress to take responsibility for those pieces of crap,” Obey said.