No Argument: Democrats Adopting the ‘Python’ Strategy
“The world is safer without Saddam.” “No, it’s not.” (Ninety House Democrats last week voted to that effect by opposing the Iraq War anniversary resolution.)
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Nethercutt, Murray Take Their Whacks
Nethercutt had castigated Murray in February when she penned a letter to Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld asking whether Washington state soldiers were being sent to Iraq without all the necessary
Compromise Near on Continuity?
“If the Senate can accept an appointment to fill an entire term, then a temporary appointment should not be that offensive to the concept of democracy, and therefore, be acceptable for the House.”
Conventional Wisdom in N.Y.
Art lovers should visit the Frick Collection, the former home of Henry Clay Frick, art collector, coal magnate, union battler and Republican backer.
Immigration Meditation
“The Republican Party should say yes to immigration but also yes to assimilation.”
Homeland Security Panel Headed for Upgrade?
Cox believes that the committee’s turf should generally mirror the changes made through the act that created the Homeland Security Department, which took control of several agencies away from other
The Other Green Vote
“It read, in part, ‘In the remote parts of America an industrious youth may follow any occupation without being looked down upon or sustain loss of character and he may rationally expect to raise
A Look at Michigan
Bart Stupak, is in any real danger of falling into GOP hands, should Stupak, who is only 52, retire, he said.
Dream Date
But Clinton allies in town believe that the Senator, who has played a big role with her husband in promoting the peace process, should have gotten a seat at the table.
GEORGIA: Haines Uses ‘L’ Word in Blog Ad for 12th District
He should apologize. … Being on a strict ‘foot in mouth’ diet for years has made him a bit ornery.” Sensenbrenner declined to comment on either issue. — N.D.
D.C. Bill Delayed as Davis Seeks More Backing
This should be accomplished on its own merits without providing the Republican Party with another opportunity to gerrymander,” he asserted.
Appeals Court Hands Compliance Office Victory
“Certainly it’s a big deal for us, and I think it should encourage employees to use our processes,” as opposed to going to district court with a grievance.
Shays Initiates CAA Expansion
“We don’t tolerate those kinds of discrimination in the private sector, and we certainly should not make excuses for them here in Congress,” Shays will say.
Revamped Energy Bill Up in the Air
Both DeLay and Barton have repeatedly said they would not accept the Senate’s new energy bill without a liability waiver for the makers of the fuel additive MTBE.
Caution on Election Reform Urged
“Without a physical record of votes cast, how will election officials in 2004 be able to launch an effective, honest recount in a closely contested election?
Watchdogs: Pelosi Wrong on Ethics
“And they are not going to do so without an OK from Nancy Pelosi.”
FEC, Nonprofits at Odds Over Proposed Changes to Regulations
, 108-page “notice of proposed rulemaking” to tell the public it intends to “revisit the issue of whether the current definition of ‘political committee’ adequately encompasses all organizations that should
Democrats Hope For Kerry Boost
Without mentioning Dean, Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Chairman Jon Corzine (N.J.) said Kerry’s résumé as a Vietnam War veteran should settle the nerves of Senate candidates who were worried
Finding Amo: Legislators Wait for a Decision
Assemblyman Brian Kolb (R) leads the charge, having taken in $108,000 in a new Congressional account during the last three months of 2003 without spending a dime. State Sen.
Split Over Policy, but United on Process When It Comes to 527s
Parties never engage in public communication without regard to electoral consequences.” The Supreme Court in McConnell v.