Examining the Lovely Bones of Jamestown
That pit was covered in clay, which then was covered with household trash, presumably to hide the remains.
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The Rose Garden: Outreach and Opposition Could Pay Off Later
Republicans donÂ’t get out of bed every morning thinking about how they can please the president.
New Shop on the Square
Calvert was poached from the Information Technology Industry Council, where her two new co-workers once worked as well.
Ford Looks for Traction at Auto Show
Typically a carnival-like atmosphere, last weekÂ’s Washington Auto Show was a somber affair, indicative of the overall slumping car industry that has come hat-in-hand to lawmakers recently looking for a
Weakening of ‘Buy American’ Provokes Manufacturers’ Ire
“We don’t see how outsourcing-focused trade deals or how continuing to abide by outsourcing trade deals is going to help the nation grow its way out of this crisis,” said the council’s Alan Tonelson
Obama Rallies Democrats, Defends Stimulus
“Don’t come to table with the same tired arguments and worn ideas that helped create this crisis,” Obama said.
LGBT Caucus Has Ambitious Agenda
Last year, the transgender provision was stripped from the anti-discrimination bill that passed the House in 2007, a controversial move but one that was designed to attract the support of wavering
Heard on the Hill: Our Favorite Filing, Ever
“Or, maybe he wears them because he’s deferring, in a sense, but I don’t think it’s that conscious.” His Southern roots — Gibbs hails from Alabama — might also explain the candy colors.
More Members Looking Home to Move Up
“This is a critical time in our history, and I don’t want to leave,” he said, adding that it is still possible to be an effective Member in the minority.
GOP Reconsiders Use of Filibuster
So we’re, I think probably, inclined to exercise the powers that we have procedurally if we don’t at least get a chance to make some improvements to it,” Sen. John Thune (R-S.D.) said Wednesday.
Campaign Money Game Casts Pall Over Lobbyists
Many of us who lobby for nonprofits donÂ’t particularly enjoy being lumped in with Jack Abramoff and the black hats of the profession.
Hill Climbers: Comedic Timing
“But they don’t compare to Stephen Colbert.” Scott’s big moment came when he was press secretary to Rep. Harry Mitchell (D-Ariz.).
McConnell Embraces Spotlight
“It’s a statement of the obvious that when you don’t have the White House and don’t have a presidential candidate, there won’t be any one messenger,” McConnell said, adding that House Minority Leader
Tax Uproar Drives Out Daschle
“I don’t want to send a message that there are two sets of standards, one for powerful people and one for ordinary people who are paying their taxes,” he said.
Obama Plucks Gregg From Senate
“We don’t agree on every issue, most notably who should have won the election,” Obama quipped during an appearance with Gregg at the White House.
Heard on the Hill: Taxi, Please
But at a time when shoppers at luxury stores are forced to seek plain paper bags to carry their Prada, donÂ’t we all have to sacrifice a bit?
Office Space: Corker of an Art Display
A few months back, Courtney Geduldig was named chief financial counsel to Corker and was featured in Roll CallÂ’s Hill Climbers.
Time for a Fresh Debate Over America’s Climate Policy
The treaty imposed deep cuts in emissions for developed countries, proposing a 2012 target for the U.S. that was 7 percent below 1990 levels.
Gregg’s Loyalties to Be Tested
“He was already a strong force for the administration here, because he was willing to listen to what they had to say on the banking and credit issues,” Senate Republican Conference Chairman Lamar
Gregg Move Launches One More ’10 Race
National Democrats were even courting Lynch to run against Gregg in 2010, but the Democratic governor announced last month that he was not interested.