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Work on Bailout Continues Through Weekend
The White House reiterated Saturday that no money should go to the Big Three automakers unless it is clear it will be returned.
Botanic Garden Celebrates in Green
For many Washingtonians, the holidays arent complete without a trip to the Botanic Garden Conservatory to see the Capitol made out of dried plants.
Democrats May Join Minnesota Fray
Franken has been arguing not that Colemans campaign behaved improperly, but that the state rejected thousands of absentee ballots that should not have been disqualified.
Let’s Not Nationalize Americans’ Health Care
Each of these has merit, and I have encouraged McCain to continue to offer his vision for extending coverage to more Americans without expanding the rapidly growing size and scope of the federal
Members’ Office Accounts Misstated
spending more than 80 percent of his Congressional office budget in the first six months of 2008 a rare occurrence among House offices forcing him to make administrative cuts to finish out the year without
Both Candidates Declare Victory in Minnesota Recount
. Colemans campaign said this should not become a partisan matter and accused the secretary of states office of biased treatment towards the Franken campaign.
‘Stimulus’ Not the Way To Reboot the Economy
We can, and should, take immediate action to address a weak economy with initiatives that produce lasting economic gains.
Domestic Agenda: Five Key Items for the 111th Congress
Meanwhile, Frank has also argued that some TARP funds should be allocated for mortgage foreclosure mitigation.
We Must Support CCS Technology
The key to obtaining significant greenhouse gas reductions without causing severe economic disruption is to hasten the introduction of widely reliable, available and affordable CCS technologies.
Global Warming Lacks a Clear Consensus
Amid such continuing uncertainty, Congress should move cautiously. At a minimum, we should initially pursue dual-benefit rather than single-benefit strategies.
Stevens’ Attorneys Claim Prosecutors Violated Court Rules
The government submitted its ex parte filing without prior motion, permission, or notice to the defense.
Jury Is Still Out on Obama Judges
In a speech to the Federalist Society late last month, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) seized on Obamas statements that judicial picks should demonstrate the ability to empathize
Can President Obama Change the Way Washington Works?
It is difficult to set aside politics unless you assume all 535 Members will unanimously embrace everything the president sends to Capitol Hill without taking into account the diverse interests of their
Heard on the Hill: That’s Mr. Obama to You
Chris Arterton, dean of George Washington Universitys Graduate School of Political Management, says that for the next two weeks, Obama should be content with the humble title of Mr. Until the Electoral
Daschle Must Lead an Interactive Process for Health Care Reform
But there are other priorities as well for the president and the country, which should not wait until we have settled, or even simply stabilized, the financial system.
It’s a Good Time to Remember Roosevelt
Its a legacy that should resonate with the incoming president, Brands said. Barack Obama will not be able to end the recession.
Leaders Seek Dismissal of Most Charges Against Renzi
According to the 64-page document, the leaders assert that a federal wiretap of Renzis cell phone violated the Speech or Debate protections and should therefore lead to the dismissal of 28 of the
CVC (Finally) Ready to Open Its Doors
. Weston and 9/11 Until 1998, plans for the CVC constantly stalled as Members bickered over what should be included and who should foot the bill.
DeMint Tries GOP Patience
Jim DeMint (S.C.) staked out an aggressive and even antagonistic position on where he thought his Republican Party should go.