An Old Battle and a New War
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Staunch Defender of Veterans Heads Spending Panel
So when Edwards was elected to the House, there was little doubt that he would place a high priority on the fight for veteransÂ’ benefits.
Kentucky Race May Roil GOP
encouraged Democrats that the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee this week went up with its first TV ad against McConnell — something that even DSCC Chairman Charles Schumer (N.Y.) acknowledged was
A Picture of America’s Defining Treaty
But what they usually don’t cover is what happened to the losers. A new exhibit at the National Archives tackles this topic and more in “1783: Subject or Citizen?
Candidate Gets Very Early Start
Hendrix was a part of ClintonÂ’s Faith Outreach Committee during the presidential primary, and he was a pledged at-large delegate for the Senator in Denver.
Privatization: a Solution or a Disaster?
However, Democratic lawmakers and VA interest groups donÂ’t agree that offering more private services is the best way to expand veteransÂ’ health care.
A Veterans’ Congress
It was $3.6 billion more than the Bush administrationÂ’s request and $9 billion more than the fiscal 2008 bill.
Jury Hears Tape of Payment Discussion
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) discussed ways to cover up the fact that former oil company executive Bill Allen was paying a plumber to repair the heating system at StevensÂ’ house, according to tapes of telephone
Allen: I Never Thought I Could Bribe Stevens
“He said, ‘Bill, don’t worry about getting a bill. Ted’s just worried about covering his a–,’” Allen testified.
Now We Must Ask, ‘But What Is It Going to Cost?’
Because it was put together so quickly and we donÂ’t know which assets will be bought at what price, the $700 billion estimate seems to have been based more on its public relations value than on analytical
New Mexico: Sportsmen Like Teague, but NRA Backs Tinsley
Zinging his opponent, former Albuquerque City Councilor Martin Heinrich (D), WhiteÂ’s ad features the parents of a Bernalillo County sheriffÂ’s deputy who was killed in the line of duty.
Blunt Aids Hulshof in Missouri
Louis Post-Dispatch, Hulshof was down 7 points to state Attorney General Jay Nixon (D), a startling snapshot considering HulshofÂ’s commanding wins in his district since he was first elected to Congress
Poll Finds Public Wary of Palin’s Qualifications
Fifty-two percent say Palin is not qualified to be president, while 6 percent say they donÂ’t know. Democratic vice presidential candidate Sen.
A Year When Everybody’s Vulnerable
Don Young (R-Alaska) HeÂ’s under federal investigation. He won his primary by 300 votes. HeÂ’s made lots of enemies during his 35 years in Congress.
Boehner Faults Financial Crisis Hearings
House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) lashed out on Monday at Democrats for scheduling hearings on the financial crisis that he said will amount to little more than “political theater” because they don
DC Vote Optimistic About 111th Congress
DC Vote — Washington’s main voting rights group — told its partners last week that it was switching its focus to next year and the next Congress.
Portrait of a Lady
Since it was supposed to be a respite after the convention, Barack himself was upset and Michelle was faced with a growing problem.
Twenty Questions, So Many Possible Answers
Don Young (R-Alaska) and Marilyn Musgrave (R-Colo.) trailing their opponents by wide margins, and itÂ’s hard to see the NRCC spending money to help their campaigns if those numbers donÂ’t change drastically
South
Now Barrow is well-funded and better-entrenched than he was in 2006, when he was still consolidating support after having his seat redrawn in 2005.
If It’s November, It Must Be Louisiana Runoffs
Gorman was up on Monday with a new ad decrying the financial bailout bill that Congress passed last week.