Skip to content

Search Roll Call

Search the Roll Call archive by keyword, date, Congress, section, or tags.

1,109 results for "I said without!"

Filters: 110th Congress Clear all

Senate to Pass Prosecutor Bill

Specter added, “Now, I think that the inquiry by the Judiciary Committee ought to have at least a modicum of objectivity, and if Mr.

Leaders Put Frosh Out Front

Even without free-standing legislation, freshmen are finding that leadership is making room for local priorities on other bills that are moving through the House. At the request of Rep.

House Defers On Major Issues

On that front, Senators have been holding talks for weeks — both bipartisan and partisan, with and without the White House — as they hope to craft a bill that can move before the electoral politics of

Lobbyists Await Green Light on Trade

Trade Representative to negotiate trade deals, and Congress must approve or deny the deals without amendments. Fast track expires this summer.

Congress on the Chesapeake

“Every year I enter,” he says, but a Gilchrest crab has yet to win. “I think it’s fixed.”

Iraq Whip Team Shifts Into Gear

“I’d say this one is a full-court press,” said one Democratic aide, who asked not to be named. “It’s all hands on deck.”

Local and Diverse Festivals Abound

Circulator will have a new loop that will go around the National Mall, allowing easy access to many upcoming events without requiring the use of a car.

Fare Game

“The last thing we wanted to do was put people in the wrong position,” Bertman said.

House Panel Urged to Address Wildlife ‘Crisis’

Without reauthorization of the bills — which provide funds for conservation of endangered elephants, tigers and rhinoceros in Asia and Africa — “there is a chance that these magnificent species may

Earmark Requests Pulled

“If they want to violate their own rule and hide their earmark requests, I don’t know what we are going to do,” he said.

Shakespeare’s Home on the Hill Turns 75

“When they walked up towards the Capitol I think there was this epiphany, this eureka moment, when Henry Folger said, ‘This is where the library ought to be. It ought to be near the U.S.