Gore Promotes Book at Sold-Out GWU Event
However, those without a ticket will have to wait for another event to see the ex-presidential candidate; the event sold out in two and a half weeks, said Mike Giarratano, event manager for Politics
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Walz Unfazed by Lineup of Republicans
“The Congressional side is really about connecting back home,” Walz said last week. “When you truly come from the grass roots, like I did, you don’t worry about the political side as much.”
CVC Watch
Ungar said contractors “go along for a month or two and there’s no slippage in the critical path and some people start to feel good.
Iraq Bill Has Windfall for N.Y.
“We had to make sure that the machines were going to work properly,” the lobbyist said.
Nation: Watchdogs’ Bad News — Events List off the Web
“During the last month, I have received hundreds of phone calls from Republicans across the First Congressional District asking me to consider running for Congress,” Harris said in a statement.
War-Funding Bill Approved as Many Democrats Look to Next Act
This is a token,” she said, vowing to continue working for a change of the mission in Iraq away from combat roles and policing a civil war. “I hate this agreement,” Obey said.
Senate Democrats to Pursue Gonzales No-Confidence Vote in June
Schumer said he was confident the resolution would garner 60 votes. There’s a “very good chance we’ll get the 60 votes,” he said.
Anti-War Groups Attack Iraq Deal
“It’s giving the president what he wants without holding him to account,” said Rep. Jim McGovern (D-Mass.), who had sponsored an amendment calling for an end to the war that received 171 votes.
After Goodling, Attention Shifts to White House
“I can’t give you the whole White House story,” she said.
The Great Florida Divide
“I was pleased that the primary was moved, and I think it’s preposterous that we would have the possibility of us losing our size, clout and impact on the nominating process,” Wasserman Schultz said
Parties Head Home With Mixed Records
“I feel very strongly that we can tell them what we’ve been able to accomplish. I feel very comfortable about where we are.”
DOJ Repeats Opposition to D.C. Bill
“If the District is to be accorded Congressional representation without statehood, it must be accomplished through a process that is consistent with our constitutional scheme, such as amendment,”
White House Boosts Hill Outreach
Senate Minority Whip Trent Lott (R-Miss.) said Bush’s current political standing aside, the White House is doing what it must in a new environment that has left Republicans without control of the
Lobby Bill Vote May Face Delay
“I don’t know what the rush is anyway,” she said, noting rules changes House Democrats adopted at the beginning of the year are a significant step toward reform.
Members Hit GAO for Lack of Raises
Members also expressed concern that personnel reforms at the agency were undertaken without sufficient feedback from GAO employees, hurt black workers and potentially broke the law.
Iraq Deal Struck
“Obviously both sides are in a position where neither can do something without the other. That is the reality,” House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) acknowledged Tuesday.
Goodling Up Today, but Gonzales Vote Likely Off
The question is how and when,” said Sen. Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.), one of the resolution’s sponsors. “Immigration has sort of crowded everything else out,” added one Senate Democratic staffer.
Big Energy Decries Democratic Policy Reversals
“I think the Rahall bill goes a long way towards fixing some of the more egregious problems and overreaching that we had in EPACT,” said the Sierra Club’s Josh Dorner.
House Tables Murtha Rebuke
On a mostly party-line vote, 219-189, Democrats opted to table a privileged resolution authored by Rogers — killing the motion without debate — that accused Murtha of breaking House rules by threatening
Good Night, Chamber
“As of last Friday, he had lost three pounds in three days, “ spokesman Michael Mershon said.