Earmark Fight Heads To Senate
</p> “Let’s get real. Even Rep.
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Colorado Has Seen Heavy Turnover in House Districts
Jim Riesberg or Bent County Commissioner Bill Long. </p> Should Musgrave lose, however, Republicans would be looking for a candidate in 2010.
Putting a Democratic Humpty Dumpty Back Together Again
In exactly one week, voters in Texas, Ohio, Rhode Island and Vermont will determine if the race for the Democratic nomination will last a few more weeks or, as Bill Clinton predicted, be over.
Someone Please Stop Me Before I Budget Again
It also makes Domenici’s statement when he introduced the bill (“This is an idea whose time has come”) a bit ridiculous.
Council Stalls Noise Measure
</p> The 7-5 vote came after the the D.C. chapter of the AFL-CIO mounted a massive lobbying effort against the bill.
Grassley Moves Irk Leaders
</p> Over the past year, Grassley has run afoul of his leadership on at least three major pieces of legislation: a children’s health insurance bill, an energy tax package and the economic stimulus deal
New Ruppersberger Hires Share an Alma Mater
</p> Hermann earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Chicago and a master’s degree in political management from The George Washington University. </p> Beefing Up Communications.
Earmark Season Starting Anew
</p> Budget hawks have criticized the multimillion dollar earmark, which Stevens inserted into the fiscal 2008 spending bill, in part because it will benefit several current and former aides and business
Obama’s Appeal Depends on Your Definition of Change
Even a stem-cell research bill won’t bring Americans together, though a clear majority surely supports it.
Credit Unions, Banks in Spat Over Business Loans
</p> Currently, credit unions’ business lending is capped at 12.25 percent of their assets.
Renzi Indictment Triggers Democrats’ Interest
</p> Additionally, former state Rep.
Kondracke: Clinton Needs More Than New Personnel to Stop Obama Surge
</p> Still, Williams & Co. were not able to come up with a strategy to slow Obama’s momentum.
JFK And Reagan: Not On Any Ballot, But They Do Get Some Votes
</p> In Gallup’s President’s Day offering, it says a Feb.11-14 survey found that John F.
After Break, the Brawl Resumes
massive war spending bill.
Illinois: NRCC Pays for Polling in Special House Election
</p> Last week, the Democratic nominee in the March 8 special election, wealthy scientist Bill Foster, released a poll showing him within the margin of error of the Republican nominee, dairy magnate Jim
Nation: House Committees Give Recess Marching Orders
Sam Graves (R) in Missouri’s 6th district; scientist Bill Foster, running in the special election in Illinois’ 14th district; state Senate Minority Leader Mark Schauer, hoping to oust Rep.
Do Your Duty
</p> The administration has a point in claiming that Congress has had six months to renew the law.
Revvin’ Up Votes for 50 Years
</p> Calling Yarborough “well-loved by thousands of Americans,” McCain told Palmetto State voters that “I am grateful to have his support.” </p> Cale who?
Once Again, Pennsylvania to Be House Battleground
</p> For the Democrats, Lock Haven Mayor Rick Vilello Jr., Iraq War veteran and former Washington, D.C., newspaper correspondent Bill Cahir and Clearfield County Commissioner Mark McCracken filed for
Polls Show Obama, Clinton Still Close And McCain Still Way Ahead
</p> An American Research Group poll conducted Feb.9-13 has Obama ahead of Clinton 47 percent to 45 percent with a 4 point margin of error.