Bipartisanship Must Guide Debate
The Bipartisan Retirement Security Act contains a minimum benefit provision that will enable low-income workers to do better than under current law, for no individual who works a full career should
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Q&A: ‘This Is the Year’
Every expert I talk to says that it should never have been wage growth used to calculate benefits. It should have been inflation. They’ve been having this debate for 30-something years.
Judiciary Probe Moves Slowly
determined that during an 18-month period, from late 2001 into early 2003, Miranda and a junior Judiciary staffer, Jason Lundell, accessed at least 4,670 documents from a computer server that was left without
Bill Would Allow Church Politicking
institutions making endorsements in political races, politicians frequently visit churches and synagogues, particularly during campaign season, and religious leaders are not beyond offering their blessings — without
Could Evan Bayh Be the GOP’s Worst Nightmare in 2008?
How Bayh does that — without undermining his appeal to swing voters in the general election — will be worth watching. Bayh’s best chance may be to run the way then-Arkansas Gov.
Senate Finalizes Panel Overhaul
Two weeks ago, the House adopted its plan after just a week of negotiation with Senate, without waiting for the chamber’s consent.
Ready for ‘The Dance’
Bullfeathers’ large bar area and six TVs, including one massive 60-inch flat screen, make it easy to refill your glass and maneuver back to your table without missing a second of the action.
Millionaire Eyes Reynolds Rematch
But Davis has not been entirely without fault on the issue himself.
Heading Into 2006, Most Governors Seem Strong
Additional revelations about the associate’s allegedly high-handed firings of long-serving state officials may lead to investigations by the Democratic-controlled Legislature, which should
Fiscal Problems Won’t Be Solved Without Courage
For example, before Members of Congress vote on pending legislation they should have more detailed information on how bills impact spending and taxes, and our bill would require that information to be
Alarm on the Farm
Agriculture Department spokesman Ed Loyd said the administration “strongly believes that research should be funded through peer-reviewed competitive grants. … It’s the best mechanism to attract high-caliber
Georgia Map All But Done
State House reapportionment Chairman Bobby Franklin (R) had drawn his own map, which he said was done without regard to partisan advantage or consultation with lawmakers on Capitol Hill.
Lipstick on a Pig: Democrats ‘Branding’ Efforts Won’t Be Easy
[IMGCAP(1)] Apparently, they think they’ve got some “catching up to do in language” and are looking for a new party slogan — something catchy like “compassionate conservatism,” without the conservatism
House Continuity Bill Slated to Hit Floor Soon
John Cornyn (R-Texas), who has been active on continuity issues, has said he believes the Senate should pass the House’s bill.
Is the New John Kerry Just a Replica of the Old Howard Dean?
Our party should be a constant positive presence in every American community, and we can be if we tap into the grassroots energy of volunteers.”
Cornyn, Leahy Introduce Bill to Strengthen FOIA
“It allows taxpayers to see where their money is going; it permits the honest exchange of information that ensures government accountability; and it upholds the ideal that government never rules without
Frist Set to Hit the Hustings
Should Frist decide to run for the White House — he has already announced he’s leaving the Senate at the end of 2006 — leftover money from VolPAC cannot be transferred into a presidential committee to
Emergency Exercise Planned
If a flood, blackout, act of terrorism or some other type of emergency hit the District of Columbia tomorrow, would community residents be able to sustain themselves without assistance for at least 72
Auditors Find ‘Weaknesses’ at FEC
“If effective information security practices are not in place, FEC’s data and systems are at risk of inadvertent or deliberate misuse, fraud, improper disclosure, or destruction — possibly without
Amendment Fans Bulk Up
have been introduced at least 35 times since the Civil War, and in recent decades names such as Madeleine Albright and Henry Kissinger have been invoked as examples of foreign-born citizens who perhaps should