Bush Push Lacks Traction
We need the Republican nominee for president to let us know where he stands on what we should do, he said.
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Under the Radar: Cao Not Cowed by District’s Demographics
But Cao said the quirk of fate that now helps Jeffersons chances in his primary should also be viewed as a sign that fate is on Caos side.
Bailout Politics Scramble Hill
We should demand consideration of free market alternatives to massive government spending and we should fight to pay for the solution through budget cuts and reform instead of more debt or taxes. </p
May Staffers Provide Legal Services to Campaigns?
The only exception to this rule is for staffers who go on leave-without-pay status. In your case, a House Member wants you to remain chief of staff, so leave without pay is not an option.
‘Gang of 10’ Drops Plan to Offer Energy Bill
Kent Conrad (D-N.D.) and Saxby Chambliss (R-Ga.) argued that the group should stay together to fight another day, as well as take credit for putting issues on the map that were later adopted by Reid and
New Program Paves Way for Public Service Jobs
Signed by President Bush on Sept. 27, 2007, the College Cost Reduction and Access Act will allow more graduates to pursue careers in public service without worrying about debt.
Holocaust Survivors Face Uphill Fight
As a result, insurance companies paid people without requesting documentation of policies, since such records long ago perished, he said.
Conservative Cash Tilting to Senate Battlegrounds
Under the radar and without any public scrutiny, Republican special interest groups have opened the floodgates on attack ad spending, and groups that support Democratic candidates arent even close
Hastings Calls For Special Counsel in Rangel Case
Action should have been taken in July or since the House reconvened two weeks ago, Hastings said.
Republicans Look to Bench for Rising Stars
But should he decide to stick around, his colleagues hold high praise for him. Rep.
Seven Years After 9/11, U.S. Still Lacks Good Continuity Plan
and without the ability to do any official business for many, many months.
Pelosi Threads Energy Needle
Melancon said the bill will die if the Senate cannot quickly pass its bill because neither chambers bill would pass in the other without significant modifications and there would not be enough time
Senate Deal on Taxes Puts an End in Sight
Without a fight over an offshore drilling moratorium, the CRs path through Congress has sidestepped a major obstacle.
K St. Pitch Easier in Alaska
Mayors from Alaska like Sarah Palin once was might want to hold off on hiring lobbyists to contact their high-powered Senator, as mayors in Mississippi and West Virginia found earmarks easy to come by without
Beyond Congressional Battleground, Close Gubernatorial Races Lurk
Nixon still has the edge, but it looks to be a close race in a state McCain should win. Indiana Gov.
Medicare Reform: a Tough Sell
Its presumed that if youre poor, you get Medicaid, but theres a lot thats not true about that, Pollack said, noting that there are different income requirements for children, parents and adults without
Democrats Lack Votes to Extend Drilling Ban
Even without the eastern Gulf of Mexico, were opening up probably 100 million acres to drilling, Green said. Rep.
Could Andrews’ Comeback Hurt Party?
The Republican nominee in the 1st district, Dale Glading, disputes the notion that Andrews should still be considered safe this fall, but he agrees that Andrews will taint Adlers campaign.
Congress Must Act on Energy, Health IT to Ease Public Anger
The problem is that hundreds of different IT programs have been developed without a common standard and many doctors and hospitals are afraid to invest in any one, lest it turn out to be Beta when
Despite Wild Swings, Election’s Underlying Themes Remain
The past two weeks should be sobering to anyone trying to make linear projections about the 2008 presidential campaign whether from a perspective before Sen.