Frank: Democrats Punting on Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ Until 2010
“I believe we should and will do Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ next year,— said Frank, a co-chairman of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Equality Caucus.
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The Newcomers: Keeping to a Budget
“We looked at the tasks that we had to do and just plowed through,— she said.
Democrats Get in the Swing
“There is no other option but to win,— Boccieri said with a laugh.
Heard on the Hill: When the Conference is A-Rockin’
“Access to Facebook has not been blocked in the House network,— spokeswoman Karissa Marcum said.
Harman Goes on the Attack
“Everybody knows I don’t respond to threats, so it wouldn’t be meaningful,— Pelosi said. “But it isn’t true, no.
Harman: Americans Should Be Worried About Wiretapping
What people should really be worried about, Harman said, is that federal intelligence officials allegedly wiretapped her conversations with AIPAC officials, in secret and without a warrant.
Centrists Hit EPA Maneuver
Ben Nelson (D-Neb.) said. “If alphabet agencies can do what they want without regard to what Congress believes, there’s something wrong with the system.
Conrad: No Progress on Final Budget Blueprint
So I would much prefer that we not have reconciliation instruction in this resolution.
Next Hundred Days Will Be Harder Than the First Hundred
No doubt Tom Mann, Stu Rothenberg, Charlie Cook and others among my colleagues are spending this week as I am: It is the first 100 days landmark, and I am busy answering regular phone calls from journalists
Road Map: Democrats Wary of Obama’s Torture Stance
I think this is one time they really overstepped their bounds,— Chambliss said Monday.
Health Care Reform Still a Delicate Dance
“I, along with my Republican colleagues, stand ready to work across the aisle on this important issue,— Hatch said.
A Rising Star on H Street
“I love cooking, entertaining and teaching,— says Folkman, who co-owns the H Street Northeast restaurant. “My ultimate goal is where I can teach people what I do and they can learn from me.
Norton Calls for Action on D.C. Vote
“I’m not the leadership, I can’t tell you what the next step is,— she said Friday, later adding: “I’m sufficiently afraid that you’d get a compromise that still left some [of the amendment] or you
Ex-Rep. Peterson Calls For Specter to Retire
“If he asks for my support, I will tell him no,— Peterson said in a phone interview.
Murkowski: Outlook for Passing Legislation Is Positive
I can’t justify enacting a national renewable electricity standard that parts of our country simply cannot meet.
Hill Debate on Domestic Wiretapping Reignited
“To date, the Committee has held four separate oversight sessions, and I guarantee that the Committee will continue its inquiry and will be actively involved in monitoring this issue,— Reyes said
Upton: Energy Policies Must Preserve the Economy
I favor putting wind turbines in Lake Michigan to harness the power of the wind, but it is irresponsible to turn our back on coal and nuclear power.
The Implementation Audit: How to Stop Education Stimulus Fund Waste Before It Starts
When I have conducted initiative inventories in school systems, I invariably find schools that are not implementing programs that the system-level leadership believed were universally applied.
Without Hart, GOP Looks to Move On
“McCain demographically was a very credible candidate,— Altmire said. He also said he’s aware that Turzai, whom he called a friend, is looking at running against him.
GOP Moderates Stay True to Party
“Since I was first elected to Congress in 1978, I’ve sought to work with Members of both parties to find sensible, workable solutions to the critical issues,— Sen. Olympia Snowe (R-Maine) said.