Clark’s ‘Journey‘ Must Include Democratic Refresher Course
Without civil rights advocate Al Sharpton’s wit in welcoming retired Gen.
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For ’04 Contenders, a New ‘Friendster’ Factor
“Campaigns should be fun and interesting.” Some think the nature of the site is perfect for grassroots organizing.
Bush Must Push Or Medicare Drug Plan Will Die Again
[IMGCAP(1)]Even though House and Senate conferees and administration officials stoutly insist they’ll produce a bill by Oct. 17, there is talk of “fallback options” — and there should be.
Playing the Slots: GOP Departures Create Coveted Committee Vacancies
As on Appropriations, lawmakers from Western states will argue that McInnis should be replaced by a fellow westerner. If that argument carries the day, the beneficiary could be Nevada Rep.
Bush’s Presidency at Risk Over Iraq Outcome, Not ‘Lies’
It was a sincere belief, born of a deep sense of responsibility in Bush that, if he could help it, a Sept. 11 should never happen again.
Democrats In a Box on Iraq Supplemental Bill
Progressive Democrats in particular have pressured the Caucus to advocate that conditions be met in order to support it, and fret that the party should not back down if the White House fails to answer
Companies Say Amendment May Curb Mall Events
Bingaman offered the amendment after complaining that the National Park Service should not have permitted the use of the Mall for professional football’s season-opening concert earlier this month
‘The West Wing’ and Presidential Succession: Fact or Fiction?
“The West Wing” opens its season tonight without its creator, Aaron Sorkin, but with John Goodman having replaced Martin Sheen in the Oval Office.
Democrats Rip Bremer on Iraq
Senate Democrats grilled Ambassador Paul Bremer Tuesday over the White House request for $20.3 billion in reconstruction funds for Iraq, questioning why U.S. taxpayers should bear the brunt of paying to
Partisanship Infiltrates House Admin Panel
“If I consult with John Larson one more time on this I should send him a bill for consulting,” Ney told The Associated Press. “I’m starting to think it’s nothing but a smoke screen.
Costa’s Next Stand: Fair Elections
If he is convinced it can be done without draining the state treasury, then he will launch a petition drive to put the question before the voters — perhaps as soon as 2004.
CAFE Standards Can Help Nation’s Security
Such claims should have been put to rest in July 2001.
Drilling Won’t Harm Environment
Ice roads and ice pads allow highly trained experts to conduct their work without any impact on the frozen tundra below.
Who Exactly Will Pay For Utility Upgrades?
Congress certainly should not be crafting legislation that would needlessly encourage a rise in retail rates.
Regulations Muddle EPA Programs
For the past decade, EPA has been trying to reform the NSR program to bring more certainty to the industry, without negatively impacting air quality.
Blackout Signals a Broken System
Major cities, including New York and Detroit, were without power. Business came to a halt. Workers were stuck in dark, cramped elevators for hours; subways stopped, imprisoning those inside.
A Capitol Subject
Someone should do a book on that building … wait a minute, I’m a photographer. I’ll do it.’”
Nation Must Develop Better Clean Technology
This is not to say that the energy bills now being considered in conference are entirely without merit.
Higher Standards May Hurt Industry
amendment aims at improving fuel economy by directing the agency with expertise — the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration — to take a deliberate approach and look at all of the factors that should
Breaux Crafts Rival Tort Reform Bill
And they probably should be worried,” Carl said. “I’m confident that they won’t get the 60 votes that they need.”