Hurling Rhetorical Acid In New York
Now outside groups are having their say: “The threats made against Democratic women Senators yesterday night by tea party Republican spokesperson Jay Townsend are without a doubt the most disgusting
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Quiet on Veep, Paul Ryan Preps to Help Mitt Romney
Is the Congressman’s wife on board should the Republican presidential nominee ask him to serve? Ryan isn’t talking, which, ironically, is the best strategy if he’s interested in the job.
Edwards Verdict a Blow to Public Corruption Prosecutions
Legal scholars said federal prosecutors should pursue more clear-cut cases of public corruption now that another high-profile case against a Senator has been derailed.
Supreme Court to Weigh Challenge to Campaign Finance Ruling on June 14
The state argues that Montana faces a special risk of corruption and should be permitted to enforce its longtime ban, notwithstanding the 2010 Citizens United ruling.
Mitch McConnell Picks Top Races in Majority Quest
As for frontrunner Angus King (I), the state’s former governor who has not said with whom he would caucus should he be elected to the Senate, McConnell all but wrote him off.
The First Declared War
The commander in chief sent the message to Congress without knowing that British Prime Minister Spencer Perceval, an enthusiastic supporter of intercepting and boarding U.S. merchant ships, had been
Weiser and Brater: Put Voting War on Hold to Update Registration
Under this plan, states would use available technology to automatically register eligible citizens when they interact with government offices (without relying on paper forms), keep voters registered when
Norm Dicks Picks His Spots, Including When to Exit
But without a re-election campaign to think about for the first time in more than three decades, Dicks is ready to relax and is taking advantage of the light Congressional calendar to do so.
What Happens if We Go Off the Fiscal Cliff?
Some Republicans might prefer to cut a deal with Obama, to make sure their president can enter the White House without an economic cloud over his head and with many of the tough decisions made before that
Despite His Criticism of Lavish Conferences, Jeff Sessions Has Traveled on Taxpayer Dime
“A judicial circuit court should be capable of using technology to share information without requiring a trip to an island paradise.
Undercover Congressman
Though interested people can find some video of the Undercover Congressman, he usually does them without press, according to Bowen. Next up: Quigley takes on a hot dog and sausage factory.
Justice Department Urges Suspensions for Misconduct in Stevens Case
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) will be suspended without pay, a disciplinary unit within the agency announced this week.
Shank: White House, Congress Choosing Wrong Path on Iran
While initially stating that America was willing to negotiate with Iran without preconditions, Obama’s willingness was short-lived.
Some Good News, but Bad News Outweighs It
(Oops, I probably should not have written that.)
Grassley, Sessions Question Judicial Conference in Hawaii
“Likewise, a judicial circuit court should be capable of using technology to share information without requiring a trip to an island paradise.
Commence With the Advice
But we should be able to debate these critical issues without questioning each other’s motives or our shared commitment to America’s success.
Members Mostly Supportive of Hill Law Enforcement Amid Burglary Spree
Irving said his staff decided not to release a report several weeks ago in part because it wanted to be sensitive to the need to let people know about the thefts without causing undue panic.
McNair: Honor Astronaut, Support Graduate Education
Without assistance from the McNair Scholars and other programs, many of these potential leaders would not be afforded the opportunity to pursue such education, especially in these hard economic times where
Deportations Create Quandaries
I know [Latinos] are discouraged, and they should be; the system is disappointing and heartbreaking on many days, but we just have to keep working on it.”
Jones: NATO Inaction on Enlargement Risks Balkan Stability
At NATO’s 2008 summit in Bucharest, Romania, alliance members were in unanimous agreement that Macedonia should be invited to join NATO — with one exception.