The Versatile Bill Thomas: Mentor, Fundraiser, Party Man
“I just think he likes both,” said a lobbyist who knows Thomas well, “and you can’t do one without the other.”
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Product Placement for Edwards
After walking up a long flight of stairs to get to the conference room at the White House, “I find myself in the rare position of a politician without much wind,” he joked.
Bush Could Face Big Fight in GOP Over Gay Issues
Ken Connor, president of the Family Research Council, wrote that “if Republican leaders cannot mount a vigorous defense of marriage, then pro-family voters perhaps should begin to reconsider their
K St. Hopeful About Hill Access
The American League of Lobbyists is “cautiously optimistic” that they will soon receive passes designated for frequent visitors allowing them access to the Capitol without a specific appointment.
Pelosi Plans Ahead
Never again, she said, will Democrats go through an election cycle without a unified theme.
Hill Irate Over Iraq Ban
Like Rogers, many lawmakers who were supportive of the war effort are now itching to see the situation on the ground so they can assess what kind of support Congress should provide in the future
Something Old, Something New
There are also options for the purist who believes summer should be spent outside enjoying the weather and far away from the confines of a classroom.
Sun Draws Diners Outside
Restaurants with outdoor dining strive to keep it, and those without yearn to get it. Given the culinary competition, restaurants on the Hill try to set themselves apart from the crowd.
Art Beckons Visitors Inside
On the Mall After recently concluding a blockbuster Édouard Vuillard retrospective in April, the National Gallery of Art heads into the crucial summer months without a show of similar
House Committee Funding Resolution Put on Hold
If adopted without revision, the 20 panels would have collectively received almost $50 million (including Homeland Security) more than last Congress.
OMB Nominee Meets Byrd, But Hold Remains
“The Administration’s efforts to overhaul the federal workforce thus far have been undertaken without meaningful legislative oversight or input from Congress.
Democrats May Walk if GOP Denies Debate Over Alternative Tax Bill
“Let’s hope for the best … or we’ll have to create our own environment” in which to discuss the Democratic plan, Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said without signaling definitively whether
Kucinich: Dark Horse Stays the Course
And without missing a beat, the Massachusetts Senator replies: “I’ve been waiting for your endorsement.”
Driving Forward
… Why should we pay the Saudis at $2 a gallon and not say a word about it?
Transit Investment Pays for Itself
To get the maximum benefit out of the TEA-21 reauthorization, I believe Congress should focus on several priorities.
TEA-21 Funding Helps Fuel Economic Growth
Our transportation officials should have a range of tools available as they seek to solve their own particular transportation problems.
TSA Needs Congressional Support
My amendment to the supplemental appropriations bill empowered TSA to begin financing these projects, but time is short, and the deadline should not be extended again.
Debate Must Move Past Profitability
We can and should find ways to improve and expand service where it makes sense, including the development of high-speed rail corridors around the country.
Investment Vital to American Roads
Further, it would have been impossible for the responders who bravely rushed in at Ground Zero, the Pentagon and in that Pennsylvania field to reach the disaster sites in a timely manner without
Bush Gets Warned
Mary Landrieu (La.), a main target for defeat by the administration last year, said her Democratic colleagues should take note of her winning re-election bid as well as the losing bids of Sens.