House Defers On Major Issues
Opinions vary widely on whether either issue actually will — or should — be addressed, especially during President Bush’s final two years in office, but at least in the Senate, discussions have been ongoing
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Communications With Prosecutors Carry Risks
However, you should certainly not regard this as a green light to contact prosecutors regarding pending investigations.
Congress on the Chesapeake
Visitors, he says, should arrive early and “watch the sun come up and hear [it] glitter on the water.”
Reformers Want PACs ID’d
And lawmakers can engage in them without having to publicly disclose their affiliation with their PACs.
Dingell Seeks K St.’s Backing
Benson said the appeal was well within bounds and should not be compared to the hard-nosed Republican tactics commonly known as the K Street Project.
Oberstar Plans Two WRDA Bills in 110th Congress
The bill was unanimously approved without amendments by a Transportation and Infrastructure subcommittee today.
Fielding Dispatched to Quell Hill Furor
“He certainly was trying to give us the feeling that we should be hopeful and that we would get the information,” Schumer said. “I urged Mr.
Fare Game
“Then I hightailed it out of there — without voting.”
Conrad, Spratt Focus on Deficit Reduction
Spratt added that once a balanced budget is achieved, Congress and the president should then address Social Security, since it is “easier” to resolve than Medicare and Medicaid.
Earmark Requests Pulled
“They are all free and open and we should not be pulling them … if [the Democrats] want us to pull them, they are not complying with their own rules.”
Time for a Check on Administration’s Unchecked Power
They put checks on every substantial power that government can exercise: the power to declare and go to war, the power to tax, the power to imprison without trial, the power to search someone’s home or
It’s Time Democrats Take a Firm Stand on the War in Iraq
And I believe our troops and their future are something Members should be willing to debate openly and honestly — and then proceed to vote.
White House, Democrats Could Spar Over Weapons in War Bill
Neil Abercrombie (D-Hawaii), who chairs the House Armed Services subcommittee on air and land forces, said that more than double that amount of weapons spending should be shifted to other procurement accounts
Bingaman: Climate Change Bill Hinges on White House Backing
However, he said lawmakers should move forward with legislation in this Congress anyway, noting that lawmakers can always revisit the issue in a subsequent session.
Democrats Hunting for GOP Defections on Iraq
Indeed, Jim Specht, spokesman for House Appropriations ranking member Jerry Lewis (R-Calif.), said his boss was still in talks with GOP leaders and committee members about “what should be the approach
GOP Presidential Race Looks Unpredictably Unpredictable in ’08
John McCain should be the favorite and the frontrunner in the race for his party’s nomination. I certainly thought he was, but I’m not sure right now.
D.C. Voting Rights Backers Gear Up for Bill’s Big Week
District of Columbia have waited far too long for a fully recognized voice in the People’s House — an omission that is reminiscent of revolutionary times when Americans were forced to submit to ‘taxation without
Democrats Look to 2002 for Budget Lessons
Asked to reflect on the difference between 2002 and this year, Conrad simply said, “It’s all I can do just trying to put this budget together without thinking about that.”
Some Say Keeping Walter Reed Operational Risks Reopening BRAC
bad precedent — effectively overturning a settled decision from the 2005 Base Realignment and Closure process and giving dozens of lawmakers a chance to argue why facilities in their district or state should
Congress Should Welcome Change to Ethics Process
The experience in the states demonstrates the efficacy of such panels and should soften even the most ardent opposition.