GOP Should Take a Deep Breath Before Pouncing on FISA
No doubt, Republicans have some political traction on FISA, but they should take a deep collective breath before pouncing.
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Markup of Police Merger Bill Called Off
“They have chosen a career of service in law enforcement, which should not be denied them in this fashion.”
Pera Fights Lipinski Legacy, Phantoms
Kitty Kurth, a Democratic consultant in Chicago who worked for Sullivan, said Kelly was “without question” inserted into the race by the Democratic machine to split the anti-Lipinski vote.
Women Taking Charge in Capitol
But most women don’t make the same leap on their own, Goldman noted, arguing it is unlikely women will decide to run for political office without some outside prodding.
Architect Reverses Policy on Flag Certificates
Ayers released new guidelines Thursday without that policy, meaning there are absolutely no restrictions on religious messages. Controversy over the previous policy began last week, after Rep.
Honoring a Half-Century of Hill Service
When asked if she thinks the country is ready for a woman president, she answers without hesitation, “Yes.” “It’s important for women to be involved,” she says.
Democrats Boost Spin on Iraq Funds
Among the report’s expected findings are that the only subgroup to show majority support for continued funding of the war without new restrictions from Congress are registered Republican male voters
Big Wattage Clash over Low-Power FM
“They said VCRs would kill the movie industry so we should stop them and regulate them,” she added.
GOP Will Consent to AMT Fix — for a Price
AMT strategy but said he would be pushing Senate Finance Chairman Max Baucus (D-Mont.) to consider a permanent fix to the AMT problem — something that could cost more than $800 billion over 10 years — without
Pushing Sixty
Ted Stevens’ (R-Alaska) legal troubles give Democrats hope, but they have yet to field a strong candidate and Republicans could find a strong substitute to Stevens should he decide not to run again.
Congress Has a Second Chance to Get SCHIP Right
Given a common-sense opportunity to actually read and comprehend a bill reauthorizing SCHIP — surely a handful of days could be permitted and please, this time without a midnight document delivery
Nussle Says Democrats to Blame for Standoff
The former Iowa GOP lawmaker said that without having even a single appropriations bill in hand, “it’s hard to know where they’re going to end up or even where they are starting from. … It’s always
Outcome of Northwest Rerun Could Rest on the National Mood
Though the 8th district is one of those suburban districts that have been moving away from the GOP over the past decade, it is not without its challenges for Burner.
Shame on Them
Without revealing whether he was or wasn’t “Sen. Anonymous” — or, perhaps, one of several anonymous holders organized by McConnell — Sen.
Hoyer, Pelosi Split on New Entitlements Panel
Hoyer spokeswoman Stacey Farnen Bernards said Hoyer in particular wasn’t keen on the proposal that the commission’s suggestions would be considered without opportunity for amendments.
Justice Department Asks Judge to Toss Jefferson Motions
The government replied Friday that “Without even a scintilla of evidence to make this preposterous claim,” Jefferson’s legal team claims to have “established a ‘prima facie case’ of discriminatory
Library-Guild Negotiations Draw Another Third Party
Negotiations over how a Library of Congress union should report its activities stalled last week, sending the issue to an impartial panel and restarting a bitter argument over employee confidentiality.
Panel Has Claim to Stevens Tapes
Ted Stevens’ (R-Alaska) telephone conversations, should the panel launch an inquiry into corruption allegations against the seven-term lawmaker.
Pelosi Vows to Push Iraq Bills
During an appearance at the National Press Club, Hoyer said that timetable remains “under discussion,” but he asserted that the Democratic majority would not leave military personnel “without resources
Supreme Court to Consider Primary Law
Reed said new polling suggests that almost 80 percent of voters like the new system, which allows “each voter to vote for any candidate for any office on the primary ballot, without regard for party affiliation