Centrists Bearish on Deals
“It’ll be hard to argue that people can get things done without centrists, but it is a huge challenge, because the problem on both sides is that everybody is looking for a win,” she continued.
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Democrats Look to Madison Ave.
Pelosi, who has vowed Democrats will not enter the 2004 elections without a message, decided that to translate party themes into electoral wins, she needed to go beyond the Beltway for help, the
New and Improved Clinton
“This should prove interesting,” wrote one blogger, “you’d think that someone from her sort of background (Ivy league education, professional basketball player husband) would have the cash to start
An Institution May Be in Trouble
“I think defeating Tom Lantos is going to send a message to Democrats around the country about the direction we should be going in,” Khanna said.
Human Rights Violation Should Spur Action
The leadership should work to adopt a bipartisan bill that ends the disenfranchisement of D.C. residents.
Primary Chaos in Washington
Meanwhile, candidates do not know if they should be courting would-be primary voters or the hundreds of grassroots, party faithful in the event that the parties establish nominating conventions or
Campbell Faces New Troubles
At a time when he should be cruising to a third term, Sen.
Labor Focuses on Key States
Sweeney, who has called the Bush administration “a horror” for organized labor, vowed that the AFL-CIO itself and its hundreds of employees will serve as a model for what other unions should do
New Energy Bill Faces Tough Road
We believe that America faces crucial energy needs, and we should update our laws to meet those needs.
GOP Redefines Lawmaking Process
A brief look at the gnarled twists and turns taken as this bill became a law should make any student of American democracy shudder.
Transportation System Needs Help
While the federal deficit should be addressed, it must be done in a fiscally responsible manner and not by ignoring current problems that impose real-world costs on our society.
Input Sought on Liquor Licensing
liquor license renewal standards, a Capitol Hill Advisory Neighborhood Commission is seeking public input on whether minimum community wide guidelines for the renewal of Class A and B liquor licenses should
Republicans Push Back on Leak Probe
Judiciary Chairman Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) said the files never should have been taken. “Every member of the committee is a victim,” he said.
John Kerry Needs to Start Playing to Dean Supporters
amazing thing about the Grammy Awards this year is how well the old guard — Prince, George Clinton and the P-Funk orchestra of Parliament — mixed with the new guard —Beyonce, Black Eyed Peas, OutKast — without
Senate Democrats Seek Another WMD Commission
Democrats have been critical of Bush’s decision to create a commission without first asking for their input about its composition.
Memo Probe May Go to DOJ
Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Pickle, a quartet of senior Judiciary Democrats declared that what they had heard led them to believe a criminal inquiry, most likely with the Justice Department handling it, should
GAO Expands Its Medicare Ad Probe
The Medicare mailing caught Lautenberg’s attention because he believes it omits key information that should be included in an educational campaign.
‘Thousands’ of Judiciary Memos Taken
Without explaining his source, Miranda wrote that he recently learned that “perhaps thousands of documents” from Judiciary Democrats were taken from a jointly shared computer by a younger GOP staffer
Use Former Members, Staff to Filter Ethics Complaints
That should be clear to any objective observer of Congress.
Leaders Vow Quick Reopening
“Offices should be advised that mail collected through this process WILL NOT be returned, and that the individuals collecting the mail will be dressed in the appropriate environmental attire,” the