Congress Should Find a Way to Protect the Internet
There are procedural questions Members will debate and should resolve as they will, including the timing of the vote on short notice and the use of the suspension calendar for this purpose.
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Can’t Tell the Off-Year Election Day Players Without a Scorecard
In Maine, voters will be asked whether a law passed by the Legislature that prohibits discrimination based on sexual orientation should be kept or repealed.
Capitol Hill Listserv Faces Unclear Future
“I think frankly, people should speak up more, and speak out,” he said.
Judge Alito Doesn’t Show Congress Enough Deference
Judges should bend over doubly and triply backward before overturning a Congressional statute, especially if it is clear that Congress acted carefully and deliberatively.
Alito Energizes Right and Left
not necessitate a central role for the Gang, the seven Republicans and seven Democrats involved in the pact that allowed for a half dozen previously filibustered appellate court nominees to be approved without
Say No to Online Soft-Money Loophole
In less than half a decade, the Web has given citizens an invaluable organizing tool, enabling us to rally around a cause without regard to our physical location.
Gerrymander Deals Could Keep House Republican in ’06
If these numbers hold — and a year is a long time in politics — then 2006 should be a disastrous year for Republicans, based on past election history, GOP pollster Bill McInturff told reporters at
Frist Embraces HCA on Stump
In an interview with Tennessee reporters Tuesday, Frist acknowledged his mistake and said he should have been “more precise” in his statements about the HCA holdings in his trusts.
Yes on Katrina Funding, No on Alaska Paying the Bill Alone
I was the one who stood up in the Republican Conference and said we should cut our own cost-of-living adjustments this year.
Dingell’s Landmark, a Horse-Meat Mess and Blunt’s Transfers
When the Democrats lost the House, I heard from many Hill watchers that Dingell would be lost without his gavel and would soon retire. I laughed. They clearly did not know him very well.
For LBJ, the Wait Goes On
In theory, this should be a relatively easy task for a Congress that regularly approves new names for post offices and courthouses across the country, and for a city in which seemingly every piece
Sheriff’s On His Way
He hasn’t done anything wrong, He’s doing everything he should be right now.” Others disagree. “I think more candidates running is a good thing,” said Danny Diaz, a RNC spokesman.
Bush Iraq Policy, Flawed as It Is, May Still Succeed
Americans of all parties should pray that they do. [IMGCAP(1)] That’s because Bush has this much right: Iraq is now a central front in the war on terrorism. If we lose, the terrorists win — big.
House Adds Portrait of First Hispanic Rep.
“I want to make sure we recognize and include those number of women who should be somehow displayed in this Capitol,” said Millender-McDonald. At the ceremony, Rep.
Senate Abandons Provision on Leadership PACs
screamed loudest about the process under which it was being considered, infuriated that the Senate was on the brink of opening what they believed to be a significant loophole in campaign finance law without
Lack of Progress on Proposed Hospital Arouses Frustration
sponsored by the District of Columbia Primary Care Association and Brookings Institution Greater Washington Research Program, among other partners, which aims to strengthen existing primary care facilities — should
Earle v. Lawmaker, Take 1
The trial ended only after Judge John Onion Jr. ordered jurors to acquit Hutchison because Earle refused to move forward without a bench ruling on whether evidence he had gathered was admissible.
Will Holiday Shopping Fall Victim to Calendar?
The Transportation, Treasury and Housing measure should pass relatively easily this week, and the District of Columbia spending measure is expected to hitch a ride on that train.
Fundraising Accelerates in DeLay-Lampson Contest
We can’t set a goal of outraising Tom DeLay, we just have to write a campaign plan and make sure we have money to execute it without cutting corners,” Malaise said.
Will Senate OK a ‘Self-Effacing’ Court Nominee?
/p> And he proved his talent in public before the Senate Judiciary Committee — fielding questions over many grueling hours, citing cases, dodging commitments, flummoxing adversaries and doing it all without