Must Traffic Tickets Be Disclosed to Ethics Committee?
Yet where a Member merely transmits a traffic ticket to the ethics committee and does nothing more, it is conceivable that a Member might choose to do so without legal counsel.
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Bloomberg Bid May Test Constitution
“I think that Bloomberg should weigh that very carefully,” he said. “Does he really want Dick Cheney choosing the next president?”
Maloney’s Garden Party Sparks Senate Speculation
“Without your continued support, the Democrats will be in danger of losing the majority,” Maloney wrote in the invitation, which warned against “strong and hateful campaigns” being waged by Republican
Energy Fight Looms Again in Fall
Dingell said he wants to craft a bipartisan, fair bill that will reduce emissions without hurting any one industry too much but without letting anyone off the hook, either.
Democrats Dream of LaHood Departure
Although LaHood would be the first president without a doctorate in Bradley’s 110-year history, the university’s posted job description “sure sounds like it was written for him,” said Shirley McCombs
Illinois: Seals Officially Kicks Off Second Try to Oust Kirk
Seals ultimately raised $2 million without national help and forced Kirk, a leading Republican moderate, to dump $3.5 million on his way to narrowly securing a fourth term.
Tepid Reviews for Nussle Pick
But Conrad said he did not know whether Nussle’s partisan reputation alone would tank the nomination, and he indicated that Nussle should not necessarily expect the traditional deference usually
Immigration: A Test for Democratic Leadership
Instead of standing in the way of progress, unions should be pressing their Congressional allies to move on comprehensive immigration reform.
Webb’s Weapon
Thompson, who told police that the gun belonged to the Senator, was charged with carrying a pistol without a license, but a federal prosecutor later dropped that charge.
Energy Plus Immigration Equals Weekend Work
“People who have weekend schedules should understand that if they’re going to be gone from the Senate they’re likely going to miss votes,” Reid warned, adding that “in an effort to finish by
Building a Health Market
All we have is a big, robust sector that is rapidly growing and without a great deal of organization to it. And at the heart of that is the electronic medical record.
Democrats Feel Growing Pains
down the floor for more than four hours on debate of the Defense authorization bill using stalling procedural tactics until they reached an agreement with Hoyer to hold off on any changes in House rules without
Will Ethics Suggestions Be Real or Cosmetic?
An effective panel should have an odd number to avoid deadlocks and should be filled by retired administrative law judges or others of similar background and training.
Wells’ Hands-on Approach Earns Praise on the Hill
Every staff member is empowered to make decisions on their own, without going through a long line of hierarchy.
No Consensus Yet for Ethics Task Force
“There’s a question of what that threshold should be” for disclosure, Smith said.
Failure on Immigration Is a Threefold Problem for Legislative Branch
It should be possible to make the border security provisions tougher to secure Republican votes and to alter the guest-worker program — at least making it six straight years without the hiatuses forcing
Judiciary Panel Wants Wiretap Docs
They added that while much of the information they seek “may currently be classified” that should be “no excuse” for refusing to provide the information to all lawmakers and “select, cleared staff
Market’s Management Woes
“You know, it’s details, details — a long list of things they should have done,” he said, later adding: “It’s too bad within the market that we’re not well organized.
Meet the ‘Lovely Wife’
Later, she describes the experience of filming a campaign ad, which was never used, with Brown’s ex-wife, Larke, as a possible rebuttal should DeWine have decided to bring up Larke’s allegations
It’s Obey Vs. GOP in Earmark Fight This Week
Tom Coburn (Okla.) and Jim DeMint (S.C.), can be expected to strike out on their own, with or without the blessing of leadership, in trying to thwart passage of appropriations bills they find objectionable