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He later added that arguments for the deposition appeared questionable, even suggesting a witch hunt: “You can’t come in and say, ‘I’m kind of wondering what was going on.’” Edwards also cast a skeptical
Carol Dixon, counsel to the Committee on Standards of Official Conduct, led the group through a PowerPoint presentation outlining the doÂ’s and donÂ’ts of life as a Congressman.
.” Minutes before the state canvassing board was scheduled to meet, the Franken campaign asked the board to postpone finalizing the count until all the precincts were accounted for.
I donÂ’t apologize to anyone on what we did today.
“That’s inherent in the offer that was made,” Sen. Frank Lautenberg (D-N.J.) said. “It was, ‘Welcome back. It’s not a partial welcome.
Almost 16 years later, Bill Clinton was elected president along with strong Democratic majorities in both the House and Senate.
. … None of them want to feel that if they don’t do things [as] she wants them done, they’ll be at risk of losing their chairmanship.” Pelosi has taken pains to distance herself from the fight over
“You really do need to have a broad playing field, because you don’t know where these races are really going to materialize until late in the cycle,” Van Hollen said.
“He was afraid that Rostenkowski was going to run against him for mayor.” Rostenkowski, who ultimately went to jail in the 1990s for his role in the House Post Office scandal, was defeated by Rep
“Do you know people don’t know how their government works?” “That’s something!” he adds, his voice getting louder. “It’s not just the history of the country.
“I think it was a lot of information but really fun,” Rep.-elect Marcia Fudge (D-Ohio) said.
Stephanie Tubbs Jones (D-Ohio), said she had “not a clue” how she was going to fairly distribute her 198 tickets. “I’m going to go home, sit down with my folks and say ‘How do we do this?
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D) was not the only hot topic this weekend.
At that point, the campaignÂ’s direct-mail program, which didnÂ’t begin until mid-September, was less than a month old.
It was unclear as of press time whether Lieberman is comfortable with the current leadership proposal. His office had no comment.
Ted Stevens, who was convicted late last month on seven felony counts, is expelled or resigns. However, Anchorage Mayor Mark Begich (D) continues to lead Stevens in an ongoing vote count.
.” But the Conference is smaller than it was a few years ago and is finding a consensus on policy approaches to be elusive.
“I don’t think much is going to happen next week,” said one Democratic Senator.
But don’t get your hopes up about New Mexico Democrat Ben Luján. While he’s officially single, HOH found out that the 36-year-old is actually spoken for.
“I don’t actually know what I want to do yet — that’s how free I am about it all.” Regardless of their political stripes, recruiting firms and lobbying shops say Reynolds, LaHood and other Republicans