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Hearing Airs BCRA Criticism
Pence opined that he believes Congress doesn’t have “any business saying how much money should be spent.”
Fears of Mercury Are Unjustified
Bush as 43rd president, the Clinton Environmental Protection Agency declared that the new government should regulate with the strictest controls.
Allard: Performance Standards Needed
subcommittee on the legislative branch, raised the idea during a hearing on fiscal 2006 budget proposals for the Library of Congress and Government Accountability Office, asserting that Congressional agencies should
Kennedy’s View of Senate Filibusters Mangles Tradition
On Feb. 20, 1975, he insisted that “the majority has rights, too,” arguing that after “reasonable debate” is over, the minority should not be able to use the “shelter” of the filibuster.
Three-Judge Panel Hears CAA Case
Congress waived its sovereign immunity with the CAA, and since the law sets up the “office of” instead of individual lawmakers as the defendants, Members could claim their personal Speech or Debate immunity without
White House ’08 Hopefuls Step Out
The prospect of the first presidential cycle since 1928 without a sitting president or vice president seeking the nation’s highest office has prompted a scramble among aspiring politicians to claim
Lobbyists Eye Earmarks for Homeland Security
Appropriations subcommittee on Homeland Security, says he is open to including earmarks in much of the bill, mainly as a way for Congress to provide specific instructions to the department on how it should
Packed House
Participants also discussed legislative fallout if the Senate should “blow up” over judicial nominations.
Ethics Logjam Rolls On
More significantly, Hastings suggested that he and Mollohan conclude a “gentleman’s agreement” stating that no complaint would be dismissed without a vote by the panel.
Man Arrested at Capitol to Be Deported
That program allows citizens of countries including Australia to visit the United States for up to 90 days without contacting the State Department for a formal visa. “Mr.
TV Profit, Public Loss
And Congress, it appears, is going to let them multiply their earnings opportunities without exacting any assurance that they’ll change their ways.
NIH, Senate Overreact on Ethics, But House Keeps on Dissembling
Not all of these issues, it should be emphasized, demand more stringent rules or enforcement. Ethics reform is not, and should not be, a one-way street.
Pols Assessing Shays’ Stand
At a town hall meeting Saturday in Greenwich, Conn., Shays called DeLay “an absolute embarrassment to me and to the Republican Party,” later adding that the Texan should step down from his leadership
Taxation Without Representation Field?
Kennedy Memorial Stadium and recast it as Taxation Without Representation Field.
The Problems With Requiring ID at the Polls
South Dakota, for example, allows voters without ID to sign an affidavit verifying their identity.
FEC Mulls State, Local Event Rules
In its implementation of BCRA, the FEC approved an exemption to allow federal officeholders and politicians to speak at state, district and local party events “without restriction or regulation.”
Burns Won’t Duck Tribal Controversy
Conrad Burns (R-Mont.) admitted last week that provisions benefiting an Indian tribe were placed in a fiscal 2004 Interior spending bill without his knowledge, although he denied that there was any improper
Social Security to Move ‘Fast’
“Without personal accounts, all you have left is benefit cuts.”
Early-Spring Polls Find Americans in Sour Mood
[IMGCAP(1)] Only 13 percent told CBS News on March 21 and 22 that Congress and the president should become involved in the Terri Schiavo case.