Dole, Rohrabacher, Cox Mourn Their Former Boss
“The very first time I met him, I went into the Oval Office, he shook my hand and he knew without my having to tell him that I was from Harvard Law School, and he immediately told a very funny joke at
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Navy Needs Greater Attention
In this instance, innovation allows limited defense dollars to go further without compromising our ability to maintain forward presence.
U.S. Must Re-establish Credibility on Iraq Issues
We should not strive to hold up selected individuals to the world as blameworthy and declare the matter done.
More Oversight Needed To Protect U.S. Troops
Oversight is sometimes viewed as a “gotcha” exercise, but the real purpose should be to improve how government gets things done.
Space Vision Is Laudable, But Costs Must Be Known
Ideally, those research facilities will be international in nature; if so, the United States should be there in a leadership role.
House GOP Pushing for Budget Reforms
“To recognize political reality, the chances of this passing the Senate are low, but this should be a scene-setter for the coming debate on the debt-limit extension,” he said.
Durbin Releases Catholic Scorecard
Without specifically citing Kerry, Archbishop Sean O’Malley of Boston recently advised lawmakers who opposed the church on abortion to participate in communion.
Myths and Realities In the Debate Over Continuity of Congress
The bill has yet to be considered by the Senate, but even assuming it becomes law and the inherent logistical challenges are resolved, this still leaves our nation without a functioning House, or with
An Earpiece for Music
“Actually, there had been some discussion a number of years back about whether folks wanted to have music and there wasn’t a strong inclination for any of the four choices, so we went without,” she
Democrats Eye Fall ‘Contract’
Pelosi has pledged that her party would not go into this election without a clear message, and Democratic leaders have been huddling behind closed doors since the Caucus retreat this winter to craft
U.S. Needs Iraqis to Come Forward in Support of Policy
Ideally, the United States should elicit from Sistani himself a statement that a continuing U.S. presence is essential.
Nussle Heeds Calls, Boosts AIDS Funds
They argued that the Senate’s decision to allocate $30.1 billion for international affairs in its version of the budget would send a message to appropriators that AIDS funding should be robust.
House Fights Coming
And while most of the results of today’s primaries appear preordained, the races are not without some intrigue.
Mouthwatering Memoir
“I was hoping [Gore] would designate [the money left over from his presidential campaign] for voter education, but he gave it to the party without strings attached,” Brazile says of the $6 million
Frost to Be Aided by Albright’s Diplomacy
Frost chose to challenge Sessions in the Republican-leaning north Dallas district after GOP redistricters left the 13-term Democrat without a natural seat in which to run.
Washingtonienne Speaks
Hollywood hates the new technology, arguing that “sanitizing” movies alters their artistic content without the permission of the studios or directors.
New Vegas Enrollment Figures Favor Gallagher
“Your exemplary pro-life record should earn you the support of all Republican primary voters who are concerned with the right to life and with the protection of the most vulnerable members of the
Blog Spat
In complaining about her low salary, and her wonderment at how other junior staffers could get by on such a pittance without resorting to less savory means to supplement their incomes, Washingtonienne
Flap Over 527s Aside, McCain-Feingold Is Working as Planned
The dispute over whether several new Democratic-leaning independent political groups should be required to register with the FEC and abide by contribution limits is a legitimate one, and there is
Colorado Divide
“Some out there think Schaffer should be anointed simply because he was the first one in the race,” McInnis said. “That does not give you an automatic pass.”