Senate Republicans Mum on Stimulus Plans
Yet Senate Republicans have largely kept their powder dry on whether and to what degree Congress should funnel more money into the troubled economy.
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Should Congressional GOP Throw McCain Under the Bus?
Should Republican operatives act as if McCain still can win next month or change their message to something like Dont give Barack Obama and Congressional Democrats a blank check in November, thereby
Fueling Energy Alternatives for the Future
As the sole existing power source capable of producing large quantities of energy without harmful carbon dioxide emissions, nuclear generators could see a major boon under a cap-and-trade regime.
Coburn Backs Into Landrieu Race
measure sought by Landrieu dealing with a number of Federal Emergency Management Agency public assistance programs in Louisiana ultimately died when Coburn raised objections to an effort to move them without
Our Democracy Is Stronger With More Competition
It should not be this way, and our democracy is weaker because of it. Competition must be and can be re-injected into American politics without running afoul of the Constitution.
Privatization: a Solution or a Disaster?
The VA should look at new solutions to health care, like using the private sector without privatizing the system, said Rep.
Obama, Who Sits on the VA Panel, Says He Was Inspired by Grandfather’s Service
No service member should be kicked out of the military because they are struggling with untreated PTSD, Obama told members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in his Kansas City speech.
CVC Watch
We are still concerned that unknown issues could drive additional funding shortfalls during a continuing resolution, but we will work with you and your staff if that should occur. But the CVC isn
Candidate Gets Very Early Start
But Hendrix continues to be a candidate without a district.
Latham’s Bailout Vote Should Sit Well With Voters
. At the behest of Senate Finance ranking member Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa), the bill allows victims of recent floods to use without penalty retirement nest eggs to rebuild damaged or destroyed homes
House May Consider Lame Duck
Pelosi personally supports passage of the agreement, but doing so before the November elections and without a big prize in return was a nonstarter given the strong opposition from labor unions who are
A Year When Everybody’s Vulnerable
Liberal outside groups have been working hard (and spending furiously) to defeat her ever since, and this time they should succeed, aided by a solid Democratic challenger in former Senate aide Betsy Markey
Southwest
Additionally, former Albuquerque City Councilor Martin Heinrich should benefit from the seats Democratic lean Sen.
West
Charlie Brown (D) and should win comfortably when all is said and done in this solidly conservative Northern California district.
South
But Democrats arent going to give up without a fight, and this race will likely be ugly and close right up to Election Day.
Mid-Atlantic
Robert Andrews in a nasty Democratic primary, Lautenberg (D) should have an easy time dispatching former Rep. Dick Zimmer (R) in November.
Midwest
Levin should have nothing to worry about on Nov. 4. House 7th district Incumbent: Tim Walberg (R) 1st term (50 percent) Outlook: Tossup Democrats nominated state Sen.
House Panel Approves New Web Video Rule
Republicans, he said, believe there should be no restrictions whatsoever on where Member videos could be posted, while Democrats believe official web video should appear on sites free from commercial
On Bailout, Blue Dogs’ Bark Is Worse Than Their Bite
But even without the sweeteners, the bailout proposal which will allow the government to buy troubled assets from financial institutions struggling with a record number of home foreclosures has
Senate Passes Bailout Bill
After the vote, Reid said the Senate had acted as it was designed to, in a bipartisan way, and he indicated that voters should direct their appreciation or disapproval to both parties.