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Lobbyists for Electronic Data Systems Corp., which easily would be in line to get a contract for the IRS site should the measure become law, have been encouraging the committee to move forward with
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Immigration Redux: This Time It’s the Farm Bill
The House already passed its version of the massive five-year reauthorization bill in July without such provisions for seasonal agriculture workers.
Nuclear Disarmament
of the Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations, raised heated questions about whether the new technology is ready for prime time and whether the Homeland Security Department should
Donor Disclosure Won’t Help Think Tanks
Gary Shapiro, the president and CEO of the Consumer Electronics Association, argues in a Roll Call Guest Observer that government should mandate disclosure for donors to think tanks (“It’s Time for Think
Nationwide Listening Tour for Clinton?
Many online activists believe in and champion Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean’s 50-state strategy, a belief that Democrats should challenge Republicans everywhere, regardless of
Colorado: Paccione Decides Against Rematch With Musgrave
Her exit should help Democratic establishment favorite Betsy Markey consolidate her support and possibly avoid a contentious primary.
Pryce’s People
Deborah Pryce’s (R-Ohio) new legislative director should help her in that quest. [IMGCAP(1)] Noble goals aside, the Irving, Texas, native is not without her quirks.
Chamber Music
Chamber of Commerce figured it might want to preface the discussions by telling the world what it thinks should be done. [IMGCAP(1)] “Climate change is happening because of human carbon dioxide.
Credit Card Industry Has Improved Practices
Any additional changes to credit card practices should be handled by the regulators who fully understand the details of the complex credit industry.
Lose or Lower Gains Taxes to Boost Economy
While the economy is likely to weather this most recent storm, these anxious times should serve to refocus our attention on fundamental pro-growth economic policies.
California: Businessman Explores Race for Hunter’s Seat
The San Diego-area 52nd district is solid Republican territory and should be easily held by the GOP next year.
Congress Is Primed to Address Crisis Over Mortgages
The subprime crisis stems from a surge of adjustable mortgages often approved without proper assessment and documentation.
Do Not Forget the Lessons of Hurricane Rita
devastation of more than 20,000 homes, an interruption to our core national energy infrastructure and the destruction of half a billion dollars in agriculture, forests and fisheries would be big news — and it should
Mea Sorta Culpa
Lynn Woolsey (D-Calif.) is sorry, sort of, for kind of saying that Democrats who are not sufficiently anti-war should face primary challenges.
Memorial Pushes Ahead
Biggs said the foundation has raised about two-thirds of the needed funds and should be done with fundraising by the end of 2008.
It’s Time for Think Tank Funding Disclosure
Think tanks are Washington mushrooms, sprouting quickly and freely without any visible food source.
Warner Flips, Iraq Vote Fails
Without the crucial support of Sen.
No Recess for the Weary
“The Senate decided to do that without discussing it with us. We have work to do, and we’re going to be doing it.”
Senate Files More Motions in Hanson Case
Since Dayton retired in January, the case should be dismissed, it states.
On Executive Privilege, Think Budget, Not Contempt
So far, the White House has offered to permit current and former senior presidential advisers to testify only in private, without transcript, not under oath and not about conversations within the