Coburn, Obama: Latest Odd Couple
“Although Tom is considered very conservative and I’m considered slightly left of center, we both share a philosophy that whatever money is spent by the federal government should be spent well,”
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House Has Some Blind Trusts, Too
The arrangement is perfectly legal, and not without precedent. For example, Rep. Richard Pombo (R-Calif.), chairman of the Resources Committee, owns a half-million-dollar ranch.
The Carter-Baker ID Card Proposal: Worse Than Georgia
About a dozen of these ID states allow voters without ID to prove their identity by signing an affidavit or reciting information such as birth date and home address.
On Fiscal Policy, Congress Is in a Dream World
, and certainly without paying for it by finding more revenues — instead we will work aggressively to implement more tax cuts.
Un-Blind Trust
On the other hand, even without an inside tip, Frist easily could have known from public sources that HCA stock was at a yearly high at the time he ordered it sold and that various HCA executives
New Court Could Confront Buckley
It should also provide chief justice nominee Judge John Roberts his first opportunity to decide these issues as a member of the court.
Ethically Challenged?
[IMGCAP(1)] CREW argues that the media and the public should focus on more than just DeLay’s ethics problems, so it has has set up the Web site beyonddelay.org.
‘Beach’ Features Hill Hilarity
It should, according to Shosteck. But our raconteur, a former press secretary for Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.), isn’t bitter at all. He just thinks Capitol Hill needs to lighten up.
The Government Should Be More Like Families
The crisis is a reason for the government to tighten its belt and conserve resources, so that we can spend what must be spent on reconstruction without imperiling our economic future.
Medicaid Is the ‘Levee’ Protecting Health Benefits
Inevitably, these cost increases mean the number of Americans without health insurance will increase as well. A large storm cloud hangs over Medicaid, however.
Norton: Include D.C. in Statuary Hall
It should go without saying that the almost 600,000 American citizens who live in the nation’s capital deserve the honor of having two of their history makers represented in the Capitol.”
Stem-Cell Research Has Options
In this way, scientists are able to pursue progress without abandoning principle.
Immigration Pressure Too Much for States
The opportunity to immigrate legally for a fee should be far more attractive than paying a smuggler who might abandon them in the desert.
Senate Needs to Support Stem-Cell Legislation
Many of the new lines were grown without mouse feeder cells.
GOP Tries to Find Voice
Reconciliation has been postponed until late October, but should still arrive in time to allow Republicans to tout their willingness to make tough cuts in mandatory spending.
Cost of Medicaid in Critical Condition
States should have greater flexibility to better target scarce resources and offer coverage that better meets each patient’s needs, like those health benefits offered by state employee and large private
Congress Should Get Busy Promptly on Election Reform
Regardless of whether Congress encourages or requires a national photo-ID system — as it has already done for driver’s licenses — there are more than 80 other recommendations in the report that Congress should
A Prescription for Helping No Child Left Behind
The quality of teacher preparation programs should be measured on such variables as candidate attrition and student performance. Moreover, school leadership should receive more prominence.
Regulation Hurts Higher Education
Without a moment’s hesitation, he said, “The American university, the greatness and autonomy of the American university.”
Clark Sways Some on Iraq Strategy
Clark met privately with the members of the Out of Iraq Caucus to give them his perspective on the ongoing conflict and offer advice on how Democrats should frame their arguments for bringing troops