Republicans Weary of Job Losses
That company, with annual sales of nearly $680 million, is controlled by the Justice Department, and the 21,700 inmates who work for it are paid between 23 cents and $1.15 per hour.
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Mistaken Identity
But the Congressman quickly pulled a transcript of the show and figured out that Cheney was referring to the former ambassador, who investigated allegations of uranium sales to Iraq.
Hero Awaits His Reward
“At the start of the recall I wasn’t that hot on the idea,” offered Kevin Dawson, a sales engineer from Pasadena who was helping out at the California Republican Federation of Women booth.
The Obscure Caucus: Invisible Men
In short, the antithesis of Reps. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-Texas) and Mark Foley (R-Fla.).
U.S. Must Repeal ETI Provisions
Deceptively packaged schemes that increase taxes in the short term and only redistribute the punishing, job-destroying U.S. tax burden in the long term do not enhance American competitiveness, increase
It’s Up to Senate To Undo House Damage to Research
The House, with massive short-sightedness, has voted not only to cut the federal budget for disease research, but also to curtail the ability of pharmaceutical companies to develop new drugs.
Father of the Bride
While Clinton has soared to No. 2 in the Amazon.com sales ranking behind the latest book in the “Harry Potter” series, Bayh’s ranking was 50,679 as of Tuesday afternoon.
Tough Times Bring Barracks Row Businesses Together
“My Christmas sales were just raggedy and now I have to mark my stuff down 70 percent just to liquidate my inventory.”
Success in Iraq Will Transform U.S. World Image
[IMGCAP(1)] He’s just going to have to win the Iraq war in short order and with minimal casualties, hope that Iraqis dance in the streets and then start swiftly building democracy in the Middle East
The Man in the Middle
The Arizonan, of course, came up short in his quest to become the GOP standard-bearer and returned to what has become his signature role in the Senate, railing against special interests and often confounding