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[IMGCAP(1)] Specifically, the additions that were made to the CVC following the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, combined with former Architect of the Capitol Alan Hantman’s refusal to admit those
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Parties Head Home With Mixed Records
But all the necessary deal-making seems to be putting both parties, in both chambers, in a precarious spot as they look to impress their constituents over the recess.
Kentucky Vote May Impact McConnell
Party headquarters in Frankfort even bears his name.
Grass-Roots Lobby Disclosure Draws Fire
“This is all a work in progress,” said Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.).
Treasurer Reiterates His Disinterest in Senate Bid
Democrats continue to get the cold shoulder in their search for a challenger to Sen.
Pay Attention to the Prosecutors Who Weren’t Fired
Thompson was convicted in mid-2006 and sentenced in late September, just in time for the heat of the campaign. The judge put her in prison, not waiting for her appeals.
AG Hanging On Despite Barrage
publicly conceded that while they previously believed Gonzales’ days were numbered at the Justice Department, they are rethinking his longevity given renewed backing by President Bush and his own staunch refusal
Oregon: Treasurer Reiterates His Disinterest in Senate Bid
In the wake of Rep.
Petraeus Visit Sparks Debate
“This demonstrates a willful refusal to obtain the facts, understand the consequences of withdrawal, or accept the possibility that the new plan for victory just may be showing signs of forward progress
McCain Refuses Tribal Money
Lobbyists for American Indian tribes say McCain’s refusal is part of a broader stigma that has adhered to the tribes since it was revealed that Abramoff was converting millions of dollars of tribal
Fight for ’08 Hill Support Picks Up
Clinton’s vote in favor of the 2002 resolution authorizing the use of force in Iraq, and her refusal to back away from it, has brought her continued heartburn from portions of her party’s liberal
Nation’s Presidential Primary Calendar is a Political Tragedy
Ironically, voters in these few privileged states in the early contests will have as many as a dozen candidates from which to choose.
Holt Wants Hearings on Anthrax
In letters issued Friday, Rep.
Snowe Juggles Roles
After more than a dozen independent-minded years in the chamber, Maine Sen.
Special House Election Looms
As his health deteriorated his refusal to relinquish the seat he had held for a dozen years had led to speculation that he may have been laying the groundwork for the candidate of his choice to succeed
Spratt Rallies His Team on Budget
Still, he noted, “Nobody in the Democratic Party is pushing me to come up with new taxes to pay for a balanced budget.”
Unlike Ballots, EAC Shouldn’t Be Secretive
Nonetheless, the voting systems that Ciber previously has tested remained certified and were used in elections in November.
Remembrances Fill Hearts at Parks’ Capitol Memorial
Hesson told a story about discrimination by his local barber in the 1960s.
The FEC’s Third Strike
Circuit Court of Appeals declined to review a three-judge panel’s refusal to overturn District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly’s October 2004 decision that declared invalid no fewer than 15 FEC regulations
Hill Remembers Parks as Hero, Aide
John Lewis (D-Ga.), a leader in the civil rights movement who remembers meeting Parks in 1957 at the Highlander Folk School in Monteagle, Tenn.