Iraq Bill Has Windfall for N.Y.
originally considered overly cautious, once it became obvious electronic voting machines posed new problems, state officials began searching for new ways to have their cake and eat it, too: keep the money, without
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Nation: Watchdogs’ Bad News — Events List off the Web
The NRCC is in the process of retooling its Web site, and a new site should be unveiled in the next few weeks.
War-Funding Bill Approved as Many Democrats Look to Next Act
Republicans said it was about time Democrats brought a bill to the floor that funded the troops without “timetables for surrender.”
Anti-War Groups Attack Iraq Deal
The decision by Democratic leaders to cave in to President Bush’s demands for an Iraq funding bill without timetables for withdrawal or even meaningful troop readiness standards has angered some of the
DOJ Repeats Opposition to D.C. Bill
“If the District is to be accorded Congressional representation without statehood, it must be accomplished through a process that is consistent with our constitutional scheme, such as amendment,”
The Great Florida Divide
Congressional Democrats from Florida say they had no control over the date change and should not be penalized for it.
After Goodling, Attention Shifts to White House
Goodling denies any involvement in putting together lists of who should be fired leads to only one conclusion — that it was someone in the White House,” Schumer commented.
Parties Head Home With Mixed Records
Iraq remains on center stage as well, but on that front, Republicans are largely unified behind a message of funding the troops fully without set timelines for withdrawal, even as they attempt to
Members Hit GAO for Lack of Raises
Members also expressed concern that personnel reforms at the agency were undertaken without sufficient feedback from GAO employees, hurt black workers and potentially broke the law.
Big Energy Decries Democratic Policy Reversals
EPACT “embodies solutions” that Congress should accelerate and not allow to “languish,” said Bruce Josten, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s executive vice president of government affairs.
House Tables Murtha Rebuke
On a mostly party-line vote, 219-189, Democrats opted to table a privileged resolution authored by Rogers — killing the motion without debate — that accused Murtha of breaking House rules by threatening
White House Boosts Hill Outreach
Senate Minority Whip Trent Lott (R-Miss.) said Bush’s current political standing aside, the White House is doing what it must in a new environment that has left Republicans without control of the
Good Night, Chamber
Congressman had to do without all week, since the rules of the challenge prohibited him from partaking of any free food, including the gratis coffee available in most offices.
Submarine Construction Is Necessary
Last year’s National Defense Authorization Act expressed the opinion by Congress that the Navy should maintain no less than 48 operational attack submarines.
U.S. Must Improve Technological Edge
Unfortunately, I feel that this is shortsighted and should be rectified.
Kyl Walks Tightrope on Immigration Bill
Isakson said that all sides “had our bottom lines” and ultimately Senators were able to put aside their differences “without trying to game the process.”
All Sides Looking to Specter in DOJ Probe
“My colleagues should know there are seven Democrats here,” Specter said, looking into the closed-circuit Senate cameras. “It would be appropriate to have a little balance here.”
Rogers, Murtha to Battle Over Alleged Earmarks Threat
Ernest Istook (R-Okla.), a cardinal, removed without warning the earmarks of 21 lawmakers included in the omnibus spending bill because he disapproved of their support for AMTRAK funding increases above
Separated
On the surface not much, except that they remind us of what is not expected to be included in the House ethics bill but we believe should be — a federal ban on lawmakers putting their spouses on their
Senate to Move Iraq ‘Placeholder’ Measure
That resolution expressed the sense of the Senate that Congress and the president should take no actions to undermine the safety of U.S. troops or do anything to impact their ability to complete their