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109th Must Address Overdue Highway Bill
Both bills addressed measurable, identifiable needs throughout our national transportation network, without regard to parochial interests or state boundaries.
New Partnership Is Democrats’ Foundation
They will be credible — presented without blurring the facts or fudging the numbers.
Tax System Desperately Needs Fair Reform
Unfortunately, that reform will take place without significant input from the taxpayers who foot the bill.
Frost Taking DNC Case to Members
“She believes that whoever gets the chairmanship should focus on Congressional and gubernatorial elections.”
Drug Industry Must Change Its Ways To Improve Its Image
Instead of spending hundreds of millions of dollars on ads showing men grinning and leaping for joy as a side effect of Viagra, or telling people to ask their doctors about little pills without any hint
What Happened With Continuity, and Why
“I think a lot of people followed certain leadership without thinking about the issue.” Rep.
Nebraska Political Picture Scrambled
With Nelson seemingly content to remain in the Democratic Party and run for re-election in 2006, Johanns’ selection has forced a major rethinking among Republicans about who should be the standard-bearer
Members’ Funds Freed
Without floor debate or a single hearing, Congress changed election laws last week to allow Members to transfer campaign funds raised for a federal race to a run for state or local office.
Centrist Democrats Mull Role
As several moderate Senate Democrats gear up for potentially tough re-election fights in 2006, they are looking to lessons learned in 2002 and 2004 when deciding how much they should work with, and against
Murky Employment Report
As the daughter of a urologist, HOH felt obliged to ask King if he thought our erectile-challenged elders should forfeit their right to a sex life.
Iran Hostages Fail in Bid for Compensation
survivors’ cause had plenty of champions, and they utilized a coordinated media strategy to pitch the argument that some of the Iranian assets frozen shortly after the country’s Islamic revolution of 1979 should
Peterson, in Ag Bid, Pays Up
Earlier this fall, Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) reminded Members that those committee assignments don’t come without an obligation and that when the steering panel meets to reassign posts for
GOP Seeks ’06 Vengeance on Jeffords
Grassroots activists across the country will be paying attention to this race because of the kind of symbolism Jeffords holds,” the operative said, adding that as a result, the eventual Republican challenger should
GOP Should Handle Filibusters the Old-Fashioned Way
Still, Frist should think twice, three times and even four, before he acts. Rule XXII, the cloture rule, is not the only tool in the kit for Senators to block action.
GOP May Kill Indictment Rule
Asked about the proposal, DeLay spokesman Jonathan Grella said, “The Majority Leader believes members of the Conference should come to their own conclusions on this issue and that the Conference
Bridging a Partisan Divide: Orientation And Beyond
With the magic numbers now 60, the number of votes necessary to end a filibuster, and 100, for unanimous consent, not much happens without consensus.
Democrats Need to ‘Get Religion.’ It’s Not Scary
-elect Jim DeMint (R-S.C.), who said gays and women who are pregnant out of wedlock should be barred from teaching school.
Cantwell Is a Top ’06 Target
Democratic insiders admit that Rossi could be an attractive Republican candidate, should he fail to become governor.
The New Members of the Senate
The Senate has been without a black Member since 1998, when then-Sen. Carol Moseley Braun (D-Ill.) was defeated for the seat Obama just won.