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Ford Still Tilts at Democratic Orthodoxy

Speaking about proposals to fix entitlement programs and other fiscal deficits, Ford said the DLC should put forth innovative ideas “even if they make some in our own party uncomfortable.”

Recess War Of Words Set on Iraq

In a PowerPoint presentation during Democrats’ weekly luncheon Tuesday, Durbin argued that while Democrats should stress the accomplishments of the past three months — ranging from passing a budget

Between The Lines

Larson, who has served in local government for 15 years, said he would expect to have the support of the business community and Republican leaders in the district, should he choose to run.

110th Congress Summons Spirit of 1919-20

In this respect, the outcome of November’s elections, which led to significant partisan seat swings for Democrats in both chambers, should have come as no surprise.

Sale of Senate Ornaments Will Support Day Care Center

Secretaries also have given the center additional money from ornament sales, according to a Senate aide familiar with chamber operations, as it is a way for Senate officials to provide additional support without

More Bills, More Lawyers for Leg. Offices

Barrow said the previous highway bill had an enormous list of projects that crashed the office software; the system since has had a $250,000 upgrade which should be able to keep up with larger and larger

DCCC Targeting Chabot in Ohio

But Chabot is not the only Buckeye Congressman who should be wary of what Van Hollen has in his quiver. GOP Reps.

Black Officers’ Suit Takes Major Blow

years after 362 active and retired black Capitol Police officers sought to file a class-action lawsuit against the department, a federal judge recommended last week that only a handful of those officers should

Brown Moves Boulder

Churchill is not going down without a fight, and a CU tenure committee is scheduled to weigh in this week on whether it thinks the professor, who is on paid leave, should be fired.

Budget Brings Unity to Centrists, Conservatives

We sat down to discuss the problems we face and what solutions we have — and reached a conclusion that should be heard: Our government must stand on principles of fiscal conservatism and commitment to

Library of Congress Completes RIF at CRS

The Library of Congress informed Congressional overseers on Wednesday that it has completed a reduction in force at the Congressional Research Service without having to dismiss any affected employees from

Democrats Renew Threat of Subpoenas

media circus over the U.S. attorney debacle continued Tuesday, Fielding met with top Congressional Democrats and proposed that Rove and Miers be made available for private interviews, not under oath and without

Barracks Row Leader Will Fight for Future

Groups that donate, Gallagher said, usually want to see their money used for projects, and without city funding, the less obvious costs of staff and operating will be hard to pay.

Softball Leagues Ramp Up but Remain at Odds

“New Members of Congress and their staffs are going to have to ask themselves, ‘If an injury or something happens to us while we’re out on the field, do I want my Member named in a lawsuit for this, without