Reframing Images of the First Ladies
“I was really intrigued by the White House art collection, especially the portraits of the first ladies,— Elkins said in an interview.
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they can pass health care this year without having to drum up 60 votes to overcome a likely filibuster.
Immigration Reform Slides Down Priority List
“I don’t think the White House is going to go to the mat for immigration,— the aide said.
Members Hope a Bustling Spring Yields Results
The dispute needs to be resolved quickly: The Pentagon is telling lawmakers that without the war supplemental, it will run out of money for fighting the wars by Memorial Day.
Klobuchar, Doing Two Jobs, Perseveres
I just hope it’s resolved soon.
Senate Slogs Toward the Finish Line
“One of the things I hope we learn from this is, to never do this again.
Coleman to Brief Key Supporters on His Battle Plan
And a memo prepared by Coleman’s camp suggests the North Star State could be without its second Senator for some time.According to Republican sources close to Coleman, he remains strongly committed to
GOP Uses Budget to Reclaim Its Brand
“We have a plan to get our debt under control,— Ryan said.
Mug Shots: A Toast to Spring
The sunny bar and outdoor patio are the perfect place to indulge in the Cerise en Fleur, a sweet (without being too sweet) concoction of Belgian ale, cherry vodka, shochu, aloe vera juice and agave nectar
Liberals Yet to Roar on Afghan War
“If there is such a threat but we can deal with that without troops, just by bombing some camps or something, then maybe we ought to do that. I lean in that direction.
Markey Making His Mark
“If I took the initial reaction of the cable and telephone industries, without question no progress could have been made,— Markey said in a recent interview.
Lobbyists Fighting Back
“I think those challenging this have a reasonably good chance of winning,— Gross said. “We’re not just talking about free speech rights, but the actual right to redress the government.
GOP Ponders Filibuster
“My view is that the nomination should not go forward, and I think most Republicans feel the same way,— Senate Minority Whip Jon Kyl (R-Ariz.), who is a member of the Judiciary Committee, said Tuesday
Hawaii: Ex-Member Tries to Make His Case Again
“Congressman Abercrombie’s departure will leave a huge puka in our congressional delegation at a critical time for our Hawai’i and country, and we must fill it without missing a beat,— Case said
GOP Pans Obama’s Auto Bailout Plan
“I share the President’s commitment to these objectives, and commend his Administration for showing a firm resolve in its negotiations with GM and Chrysler,— Reid said in a statement.
Road Map: Conference Will Host the Real Budget Drama
“I don’t control the outcome of the conference. You know? I’m a participant, but I don’t control the outcome,— Conrad said. “I’ve stated my strong preference is not to have reconciliation.
Health Care: 10 Staffers to Know
“I look to Sen. Kennedy as an example,— Bowen said.
Redux of 1994 Is Unlikely
“A yes’ vote [on the budget] on top of the stimulus vote could beat enough Democrats to get Republicans back into the majority,— former Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) said in a recent interview.
Hoyer Predicts Vote on D.C. Bill by May
“Frankly, my preference, I don’t think is going to be accomplished,— he said.
Mollohan Foundation Has Little Family Money
exceptions (i.e., without any noted problems).