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Hoosiers’ New Hue: Very Purple
Its more than likely we should be able to draw at least one [more] Republican district. Republicans could have a better shot at taking back the seat held by Rep.
Reports Obscure House Expenses
The CAO office told Roll Call that it could not release vouchers or receipts for any Congressional office without permission of the Member, and most Members refused to grant permission, so there
GOP Leaders Urge Caution on Guantanamo Bay
Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) on Thursday stopped short of saying that President Barack Obama should hold off on closing the Guantanamo Bay detention center, but he urged caution given the number
Pelosi Defends Democrats’ Vetting of Stimulus Plan
It appears that House Democrats are going to continue to barrel ahead without any Republican support, Boehner said, charging that the Democratic plan spends too much and spends it too late and
Democrats Hope to Avoid Pitfalls of 1994
Stockman should have had no chance of winning his race against the fearsome, cigar-chomping Democrat who had been in the House for four decades he had already lost to him in 1990 and 1992.
Coleman Not Giving Up Yet
He should concede. An optimistic Coleman said he was willing to wait to see how the trial unfolds in the coming weeks, even if it means Minnesota residents would be without a second Senator for
Tuesday Ticket Trouble Ticks Off Hill
convene all law enforcement agencies involved and report back on whether and why the gate for purple ticket-holders was closed, and why officials directed some ticket-holders to the Third Street tunnel without
Burris Already Set Up Campaign Fund
. … I think the people of Delaware should elect the next U.S.
Obama’s Pen to Get Little Practice in First Days
A senior Democratic leadership aide reiterated Speaker Nancy Pelosis (D-Calif.) vow to finish the stimulus by the mid-February Presidents Day recess, and said the omnibus 2009 spending measure should
In About-Face, DOJ Says FBI Agent Not Denied Whistle-Blower Status
Sullivan argued that he should have been told about this decision earlier, and he demanded that the department file by today a detailed description signed by the attorney general of who knew
Heard on the Hill: The Candy Men Can
. That was Richard Ben Cramer, not me, Hatch noted, lest anyone should think Hatch himself would dare to talk blue and on the floor of the Senate, no less. Joe Biden had balls.
Campus Notebook: At Least There’s Chicken
The chance to witness it should not be bought and sold like tickets to a sporting event.
Electoral Reforms Must Include New Endgame
Congress should adjust the schedule: Let the Electoral College vote in early January, with Congress own review several days later.
Biden’s Alter Ego to Succeed Him in Senate
Not only does it mean he can devote 100 percent of his time to legislating and trying to problem-solve, but it leaves the seat open to fresh faces without the advantage of incumbency.
First Steps Toward ‘Post-Partisanship’ Show Promise
No one is ready now to take the word of a president or Treasury secretary that something will be done not without something more in the form of ironclad or written assurances.
Tribes Want A Piece of Labor Bill
Labor unions want their prized bill to move without any potential changes that could slow down its passage.
Hill Climbers: One Writer’s Beginnings
[IMGCAP(1)]Bloom was already a practicing lawyer when he read Simpson prosecutor Marcia Clarks account of the trial in her book, Without a Doubt. Taking issue with Clarks refusal to take blame
Don’t Forget God’s Role in the Nation’s History
This should not be a liberal or conservative issue. We have probably had no more liberal a justice of the U.S. Supreme Court than William O. Douglas.
Road Map: Congress Is Set for More Bailout Politics
Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Chairman Chris Dodd (D-Conn.) argued that the Senate should allow the funds to be disbursed and should not punish the incoming Obama administration for