Heard on the Hill: Inter-Branch Friction?
And the folks at musicFIRST argue that artists such as Krampf suffer when radio stations play his music without offering compensation, Machowsky said.
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Road Map: Spending Bill Debate Precedes a Real Brawl
Congress often chugs along just fine without one, and it would be hard for the average American to tell the difference between a year when Congress passes one and when it doesn’t.
Vitter Breathes Easier?
“While I do not always agree with David Vitter’s position on social issues, I believe David Vitter does a good job representing the people of Louisiana on fiscal matters,— Cooksey said in a statement
Being Ted Kennedy
— Canellos said it was the details of the Kennedy family’s life that surprised him most.
Heard on the Hill: Norton’s No Meter Maid
Washingtonians often gripe about Members using their privileges in ways that inconvenience residents — speeding through red lights (without punishment) to get to a vote, for example.
Lobbyists Closely Following Reauthorization Money
Without having looked specifically at a piece of legislation, Im hesitant to throw out the word that four-letter word veto, Obama spokesman Robert Gibbs said at a press briefing.
Reid Reopens Senate Debate
. … I just had a nice debate on the floor on guns, on the fairness doctrine. Man, I felt like a Senator.
Moderates Join Forces in House
I promise you, there will be lots of stuff where were working together, said Rep. Allen Boyd (D-Fla.), a leading Blue Dog. The alliance is still largely unproven.
K Street Files: Sticker Shock
The groups president, Dirk Van Dongen, joked, I wish I had that kind of money, but explained that the groups legal team interpreted the 2-year-old law to mean that all expenses related to the
Senate Passes D.C. Voting Rights Act
. I feel like I stood in the shoes of District residents who have lived without the vote and who have died without the vote, she said.
Obama Must Sell Liberals on Afghanistan
didnt work. Murtha warned that, without clearly defined goals being tied to troop increases, I worry.
Boehner: Obama’s Popularity Rests on Economic Turnaround
I want him to succeed. America needs him to succeed, but when you get into the stimulus bill itself and what was done, its not anywhere near as popular, Boehner said.
If This Is Bank Nationalization, It’s Not What Marx Meant
(I found no transcripts from OReilly Factor or Hannity on Fox or the liberal shows on MSNBC, so I can thankfully ignore them for the moment.)
GOP Lawmakers Planning United Message on Budget
Members and staff on both sides of the aisle agree that Obamas popularity must be kept separate from his policies so they can attack the message without attacking the president.
Shop Talk: Action Jackson
Burris made a couple of public appearances following media reports about the affidavit, a communications strategy that Jackson said in a phone interview was done without my knowledge. It
D.C. Vote Bill Makes Progress
I really do not think we should weigh in, Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y.) said.
DCCC Ad Campaign on Stimulus Ignores Defectors
Americans will hold House Republicans accountable for just saying no to the largest tax cut in American history and saving and creating three to four million jobs, DCCC Chairman Chris Van Hollen (Md.) said
One Man’s ‘Bronx Tale’ Well Retold
I need to preserve my voice, Palminteri said in a husky voice. He talked of how the idea of writing a one-man show came about. I just have this uncanny ability to remember things.
GOP Faces Delicate Balance in Budget Critique
Republicans back to the drawing board to figure out how to pivot from their strategy of triangulating on the economic stimulus to the delicate balance of criticizing the commander in chiefs economic blueprint without
Burris Fallout Vexes Durbin
Ive made my recommendation to Sen. Burris, and hes told me clearly that he will not resign, Durbin said at a news conference following a meeting between the two Senators.