What Is Behind Anti-Hillary Sentiment?
See the full Gallup Poll analysis </p> A recent USA Today/Gallup poll explored in detail the views of Americans who can be considered Clinton detractors – the 44% of registered voters who say they definitely
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Kondracke: Clinton Could Lose Iowa, New Hampshire and Nomination
</p> [IMGCAP(1)]Now, I’m almost ready to say the same about the Democratic nominee and the next president, too. </p> I still think the likeliest answer to the last two questions is Sen.
Hastert Formally Resigns, No Special Election Date Set Yet
</p> But it remains unclear when a special election to replace him will be held. </p> In a letter submitted to Illinois Gov.
SCHIP Sails Irregular Course Through Congressional Waters
[IMGCAP(1)]</p> It’s much more fun drawing your own diagram for each major bill just to appreciate all the options available in steering things through the legislative labyrinth.
Northern Mariana Islands Conflicted on Bill
</p> But bill sponsor Del.
Deals Elusive in Iraq Debate
</p> Obey reiterated that he has no intention of bringing up a bill funding the Iraq War that does not also include a goal for getting troops out of Iraq by Christmas 2008.
Household Exception for House
</p> Bill Allison, a senior fellow with the Sunlight Foundation government accountability group, said that while Congress made significant improvements this year, “both the Senate and the House stopped
Voting Machine Mess Can’t Just Be Fixed by Congressional Bills
One of the issues left hanging as Congress is off on recess is the Holt bill to require voter-verifiable paper trails on all voting machines.
California: Handicapper: Brown Could Be Next Governor
</p> “Feinstein seems more than happy just where she is, particularly with Democrats in control of the U.S.
Udalls Hoping to Make Senate History
Bill Richardson (D), while in 1998 he won the 1st district primary but lost in the general election.
Fate of Discrimination Suit Rests With Appeals Court
</p> Standley Brady sued House Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Livingood and a handful of other House officials in 2002 after being denied a promotion and instead getting demoted from his job as assistant shift
Elevator Déjà Vu
Bill Thomas (R-Calif.) and Bob Ney (R-Ohio) chimed in with floor statements agreeing with Abercrombie.
Beating Back the Cancer Curse
Rahm Emanuel (D-Ill.), former President Bill Clinton and one-time employer Rep. Marion Berry (D-Ark.), among others — fill a ledge that runs through her living room and kitchen.
For Democrats, Iowa Still Up for Grabs
See full Washington Post/ABC News Poll</p> The factors that have made Hillary Clinton the clear national frontrunner do not appear to be translating on the ground in Iowa.
Senators Help the Hungry
into the pending farm bill.
McCain Leads in Missed Votes
Circuit Court of Appeals and once against cloture on the State Children’s Health Insurance Program bill.
Offer on Approps Rejected
</p> House Republicans barely found the votes to sustain President Bush’s veto of the Labor, Health and Human Services, Education and related agencies spending bill last week, and Democrats think they
Don’t Gas Up the Scott Kleeb Senate Bandwagon Just Yet
Republican Bill Barrett beat Democrat Sandra Scofield by just 4,373 votes, 51 percent to 49 percent. The race was that close even though George H.W.
Information Technology Is Key to Health Policy
</p> What has made our health care system great is what makes America great. We innovate. We come up with new ideas and we put them to work. </p> Some of those ideas are just over the horizon.
Failure of Doha More Costly Than Compromise
The farm bill currently going through Congress takes farm reform in the wrong direction.