CAO, Owner Face Off Over Salon Lease
“This is a modern-day witch hunt,” Marvaso said. “It’s utterly crushed my American dream and destroyed my business for no good reason. I lived up to the contract completely.”
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Redistricting Doesn’t Always Go as Planned
“Never denied it, because if I did, it wouldn’t do any good,” Feeney said with a laugh in a recent interview with Roll Call. “Everyone believes it now, so what good is it?”
Senators Stake Out Libya Positions Ahead of Obama’s Address
Senate Foreign Relations ranking member Dick Lugar, who has criticized the administration for joining international partners in enforcing a no-fly zone over Libya without Congressional approval,
Mack Won’t Run for Senate in Florida
He said his parents and family had encouraged him to run for the seat held by Sen. Bill Nelson (D). Mack is the son of former Sen. Connie Mack (R-Fla.), whom Nelson succeeded in the Senate.
Guy Cecil Returns to Defend Democratic Majority
“I’ve said that before,” Cecil said, smiling. “I knew during our first meeting that I wanted him for the job,” Bennet recalled. “Away from politics, Guy has a passion for public education.”
After Break, Still No Deal on Spending
“I can say with total confidence that we’re not — the House and Senate are not going to be passing another continuing resolution without the funding for the Defense Department for the remainder of
Boehner Presses Obama on Plan for Libya Mission
In a letter to Obama, the Ohio Republican said Members “are troubled that U.S. military resources were committed to war without clearly defining for the American people, the Congress, and our troops
Bipartisan Unrest Grows Over U.S. Role in Libya
Obama said the U.S. president does not have the authority to unilaterally authorize a military attack without the consent of Congress, except in self-defense.
Graham, McCain: U.S. Response to Libya Was Too Slow
Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) said on “Fox News Sunday.” “I don’t know how many people have died as we wait to do something, and I thank God for strong women in the Obama administration.
McCarthy: Whipping Without a Hammer
“I build trust with [Members], so I know where they’re coming from, I understand their district, I understand their concerns.
Congress’ Security Needs Still Evolving
“I got what we could call a two-fer out of this: He understands Congress and he knows the Secret Service and threat assessment inside out,” Gainer said.
Japan Quake Mustn’t Trigger Nuclear-Phobia
I never agree with Rush Limbaugh about anything, but here’s an exception: The mainstream media habitually spreads panic in the population — right now, about the safety of nuclear power.
GOP Has New 2012 Target: Obama’s $1 Billion Campaign
“I think that he can,” Machado said when asked if Obama could hit the billion-dollar mark. “He was so aggressive in Internet fundraising, capturing those audiences every time he spoke.
GOP Leaders Defend Nuclear Energy
And the president has said so, and I share that position,” the Virginia Republican added.
GOP Leaders Face Revolt Within Ranks on CR
“I commend the efforts of House and Senate Republican leaders to deal with this, but I did not come to the U.S. Senate to be part of some absurd political theater.”
Members Rethink Earmark Ban
“Everybody’s decided they’re going to run against earmarks, without necessarily knowing what an earmark is. … I think you can say earmarks are bad, as long as we know what an earmark is, and I don
Democrats Look to Twitter to Reverse Fortunes for 2012
Democrats should harness that same potential when it comes to developing an effective messaging strategy this cycle, Honda said.
Campus Notebook: Democrats Push to Remove Styrofoam From Cafeterias
“The irresponsibility of the decision to use polystyrene foam without considering other options is all the more egregious because the cafeteria is not merely used by House members and our staffers
Huntsman Is ‘Not Considered a Conservative’
“I think he should run as a Democrat.”
Ensign Exit Eases GOP’s Nevada Woes
“I think it puts pressure on Congresswoman Berkley to make a decision.”