Officials Eye CVC Shuttle Bus Options
Appearing at a House hearing that touched on everything from CVC construction and operations to the debate over who should be the next Architect of the Capitol, Capitol Police officials said creating
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Officials Eye CVC Shuttle Bus Options
Appearing at a House hearing that touched on everything from CVC construction and operations to the debate over who should be the next Architect of the Capitol, Capitol Police officials said creating
GOP Pondering Gonzales Strategy
Many believe it is a political stunt designed to embarrass the White House without any real effect since the motion would be nonbinding.
Reaching Out to the Hill’s Many Faiths
And that’s as it should be, asserted Suhail Khan, a former aide to then-Rep. Tom Campbell (R-Calif.) who helped start Muslim Friday prayers on Capitol Hill about a decade ago.
Ready to Rumble
Hagel political director Kevin Chapman responded to Bruning’s critique, indicating the Senator doesn’t plan to let the attorney general’s attacks go unanswered as the campaign gets under way, albeit without
Ethics Heads Trade Jabs
Hastings responded in kind hours later, stating he was “sincerely disappointed” and said Jones made a unilateral decision without his consent.
Reid Promises to Bring D.C. Bill to Floor
White House officials have said they would recommend that President Bush veto the bill should it reach his desk.
House GOP Split on Reform
. … Your violation of the law is a function of geography so your correction of that status should also involve geography,” Pence said.
Senate Bill Faces Uncertain Future
Democrats also dismissed Republican claims that they should be allowed as many amendments this year as last. “I mean, what’s that even about?”
Parties Spar Over Memo on Rules
But Republicans dispute the statistics used by Democrats, asserting that the majority should not be allowed to count “modified open rules,” or those that require amendments to be pre-printed in the
Ethics Restarts Jefferson Probe
“I agree with the Minority Leader that the allegations that have been made are extraordinarily serious, and if they are proven true they should lead to the expulsion of the Member in question,” Hoyer
Architect Should Be Selected for AOC Position
In our view, the Architect of the Capitol should be a trained, skilled and preferably licensed professional architect who commands the respect and confidence necessary to lead the office in making
Jefferson Hit on 16 Counts
“If the charges against Congressman Jefferson are true, he should be expelled from the House of Representatives, or he should resign to spare his constituents and colleagues any further indignity
Don’t Bet on It
[IMGCAP(1)] Anyway, Frist has been keeping plenty busy even without the World Bank job, dishing out advice to his fellow Tennessean, ex-Sen.
‘Vote Pummeling’ Can Soften Majority’s Hard Line in House
Without that it will lose the confidence and support of the people. The majority must recognize just how sacrosanct the motion to recommit is to the minority.
Battle Brewing Over FEC Choice
Without their support, the source said, his nomination likely is doomed.
Everybody Wants to Be a Director
Twice this year, Democratic bill sponsors have attempted to bring up and pass the bill without amendment or debate, only to be thwarted by a dastardly — we assume — “anonymous” Republican Senator (or Senators
Rogers’ Resolution Tests Breadth of Earmark Rules
But, without clarification from the ethics committee, one cannot be sure.
Despite Chaotic 2008 Calendar, Iowa Still a Necessary Stop
Perhaps he was trying to lay options on the table to help the campaign recruit the 2,181 delegates needed to win the nomination without breaking the bank or Clinton’s stamina.
Difficult Days Ahead on Iraq
“This will be the last Iraq bill that President Bush signs without timelines or teeth.”