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Democrats Hunting for GOP Defections on Iraq
“We’re going to hammer away at the point that the president set these benchmarks,” said the House Democratic leadership aide. “But benchmarks without enforcement are simply suggestions.”
Democrats Look to 2002 for Budget Lessons
“I do think there’s a different level of responsibility and excitement about truly setting the priorities for this country through the budget,” said Sen.
Biogenerics Bill Wins Surprise Support From GOP Senators, Industry
“I can’t support it” without more detailed requirements for these tests, known as clinical trials, he said.
Some Say Keeping Walter Reed Operational Risks Reopening BRAC
“But, I do think we have a responsibility to talk about it,” he added.
Norton-Davis Bill Headed For Markups, Floor Vote
“I know I speak for my constituents when I express deep gratitude to the Speaker for the time and effort she personally has spent on the bill,” Norton said.
Signs Emerge of Thaw Between White House, Opponents of Comprehensive Immigration Bill
Last year, a comprehensive immigration bill sponsored by Kennedy and McCain passed narrowly in the Senate but expired without going to conference.
Parties Refine Recruiting Pitches
“I like to tell them we’re like a beaten-down stock,” Cole said Wednesday. “We’re a heck of a good buy right now.”
Ex-Hill Staffer’s New Project Tackles Federal Budget
“I started spending my summers on the Hill,” he said. “From the first time I came here, I just loved it. … I came back here every summer.”
South Carolina Democrats Shaking Cup in D.C.
Along with paying their own way, Republicans and Democrats in South Carolina also are able to determine the dates of their primaries, granting them rare flexibility to fluctuate their primary dates without
For Whip or 2008, It’s a Lott/McCain Ticket
“I didn’t think the time was right for John then,” Lott explained recently. “I thought that George W. Bush was the right man for the job at that time.
On Oversight and Iraq, Congress Finally Asserts Itself
But before I get to it, I need to repeat a mantra that I will continue to chant: It’s the oversight, stupid. [IMGCAP(1)] Take the Walter Reed Army Medical Center.
Hill Committees Scramble for a Piece of Walter Reed Oversight
“As a former patient of Walter Reed, I know the unique challenges it faces, but I was appalled to learn our soldiers were living this way.
Consensus Slow to Build on Iraq Supplemental
John Murtha (D-Pa.), to restrict in some way the president’s ability to deploy troops to Iraq unless he publicly acknowledges that he is sending troops into combat without meeting certain readiness requirements
Reid and Daschle: Still ‘Like Brothers’
But when he’s asked about the types of advice he’s offered Reid lately, Daschle is quick to demur: “Those conversations are so privileged, I can’t violate confidences without his approval.”
Supplemental Sows Discord
“I hope we get to a place where that’s not necessary,” Woolsey said.
For Jefferson, Only One Issue
Instead, speaking to a New Orleans audience, Bush said, “I want to thank the lieutenant governor, the mayor, the head of the City Council, the parish presidents for joining me.
For Sen. Tester, Not Your Average Day in the Senate
“I imagine they save a lot of money doing the work, because they can do things exactly as they want it.”
House Bill Seeks to Eliminate ‘Push Polls’
said Joel Benenson, a New York-based Democratic pollster. “I think it’s an area that should be strongly regulated, but how are you going to differentiate a [legitimate poll] from a push poll?”
Beer Group Looking to Brew a New Approach
Now, Pomeroy said, the organization, with Craig Purser at the helm, is taking a different approach. “I have talked to them,” Pomeroy said.