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And only 13 percent believe in pure Darwinism — that humans evolved without divine intervention.
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Indiana Senate Poll Shows Dangers of Fiddling with Numbers
Dick Lugar (R) over potential challenger Roemer (D) was, in fact, a response generated only after those being polled received positive information about the candidates, he was doing what any businessman should
Senators Defend Lynching Absences
Bob Bennett (Utah) “I come from a State that does not have a history of lynchings, but that does not mean I should be absolved from the concern that all Americans should have over the lynchings
So Much for Reform: House’s ‘527’ Bill Is a Turkey
Indeed, during the last election cycle, the parties managed to raise more hard money than they had raised hard and soft combined during the pre-BCRA era — without the embarrassing shakedown schemes
Members to Revisit Iraq Conflict
Jones said the final touches should be put on the measure today, and it will be unveiled at a press conference Thursday morning. Rep.
Vacancy Fight Could Be Swift
“That’s why I think we should move forward quickly and deliberately.”
Redistricting Reform on Fall Ballot
Legislature had been more cooperative so that the need for a special election would not have arisen, but the Democrats’ obstinacy and lack of accountability to voters shows precisely why politicians should
Dispatches From the Judicial Wars
Circuit Court of Appeals, 1996-2000 While the Supreme Court wars settled down during Bill Clinton’s presidency — Ruth Bader Ginsberg and Stephen Breyer were confirmed for associate justiceships without
Members Misbehaving: Congress’ Top Scandals
The FBI investigation “heightened awareness” among lawmakers “that they should at least look for hidden cameras before stuffing $25,000 into their pockets,” she said.
Coburn Rails, Apologizes
Despite his apology, Coburn does not appear to be backing down from his belief that Congress should be made up of citizen legislators.
Social Security Drags on GOP
Despite dozens of high-level meetings and strategy sessions on the topic, GOP leaders have not decided whether the House or Senate should pass a bill first, whether the House should press forward
Spouse Bust
“He should not have been charged, he should not have been arrested,” Seikaly told HOH. “We’ll either get it dismissed or go to trial and win,” he said.
Remembering the Little Paper That Could
It was an MBA’s dream: a franchise business, a monopoly, read for three decades by Hill staffers and Members, but without a sales staff, a real manager or a strategy.
Heard on the Hill: Gossip From Kazakhstan to the House Lounge
While HOH is a “gossip” column, I always tried (and sometimes succeeded) to bring readers inside the cloakrooms and backrooms without going overboard — to poke a little fun without being really mean
Kennedy and Nixon Before Camelot, Watergate
A lot of people came and made this place what it is today long before the current Members, and we should pause at times to reflect on their service.”
A Half-Century of Hill Bars
And as Roll Call celebrates 50 years as “The Newspaper of Capitol Hill” this month, no celebration of the past half century of Congressional politics would be complete without recognizing the Hill bar
More Rancor, Less Civility
It was refreshing to work with professional staff on national security issues without worrying about party affiliation.
Party Poopers
But the group’s spokesman, Ed Frank, said the planned protest “has been widely publicized within the conservative movement” and, therefore, should be quite large.
Energy Bill Likely to Have Smooth Path in Senate
“While there will obviously be some debates and some controversies, it should get through without a lot of difficulty,” said Sen.
Republicans for Reid
“What happens in Vegas doesn’t always stay in Vegas,” said Reid spokeswoman Rebecca Kirszner without an ounce of irony, of course.