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GOP Response: Obama Relying Too Heavily on Government to Fix Country’s Problems
Without reform, the excessive growth of government threatens our very liberty and prosperity.
Dold Has GOP Momentum; Coulson, Green Still Hovering
House Republicans were unsure earlier this year whether they could hold on to this swing district seat without Kirk, who has proved to be an extraordinarily strong campaigner and fundraiser in the
Democrats Pleased by Renewed Focus on Jobs
Obama opened his speech with an appeal for the Senate to follow the lead the House set at the end of last year by sending him a jobs bill “without delay.— And while he called for lawmakers to push forward
Revisiting the Collection of a Lifetime
Simply put, the National Gallery wouldn’t be the same without him.
Fight to Change All Fights
.— With extensive sourcing from military archives and personal accounts, Herwig’s account is fresh and should be consulted by anyone with an interest in WWI.
Greenbaum: House Must — and Can — Pass Senate Health Care Reform Bill
The five retirees who opposed the first House bill can and should vote for the Senate bill without worry about the electoral consequences. They are Reps.
Parties Differ in Response to Ruling
The RNC has argued that it should be allowed to raise soft money for purposes not related to advocating for candidates, such as party-building and redistricting efforts.
Police Adjust to Merger
“It should have been finished years ago. It was a great idea, but somewhere the process languished,— he said in an e-mail.
Gibbs: Obama Won’t Abandon Broad Health Care Reform
—Obama also said the Senate should not act on health care without Massachusetts Sen.-elect Scott Brown.
Reid’s New Year’s Resolution: Do-Over
However, Democratic leaders and the White House have repeatedly argued that without passage of health care reform, Democrats will never get a chance to correct what they say are GOP scare tactics
Heard on the Hill: Paint It Brown
Tareq and Michaele Salahi clammed up and invoked their constitutional right to remain silent about the incident in November in which they wangled their way into a state dinner apparently without
GOP Calls Brown Win Repudiation of Democratic Leadership
Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), one of Kennedy’s closest friends in the Senate, argued that Democratic incumbents should see Brown’s success as a harbinger for them this November.
Time to Reassess Filibuster to Keep Senate Functioning
To go months without heads of the General Services Administration and the Transportation Security Administration, to pick two prime examples, is outrageous. So what to do?
Editorial: On Hold
The report begins with a harrowing story from Inauguration Day last year, when Bush’s outgoing chief of staff, Josh Bolten, tried to cope with an al-Qaida terrorist threat without either Bush aides
Google’s Book Project Gets Capitol Hill Attention
“E-books should be inherently accessible to blind people because they’re just computer files, [but] since various distributors have them tied to one device — like the Kindle — we don’t have access to those
Panel’s Ranking Member Lugar Is Veteran Pragmatist
— Some Republicans, however, complain that Lugar’s mild-mannered approach leaves the party without a strong voice on foreign policy issues.
The Folly of Apology Demanding
Arlen Specter (D-Pa.) without also mentioning the Rev. Jesse Jackson, former New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer (D), former Sen. Trent Lott (R-Miss.) or former Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.)?
The Politics of Personal Destruction, Capitol Hill-Style, Part II
The Senate Majority Leader should have known that. And second, Reid offered a perfectly reasonable analysis of part of the reason why Obama was a credible candidate for president.
Reid, Back to Work, Puts Fracas Behind Him
A newly released book on the 2008 presidential campaign, “Game Change,— says Reid called President Barack Obama “light skinned— and without a “Negro dialect.— When Reid’s comments surfaced in “Game