MID-ATLANTIC: Pennsylvania Has Region’s Top Senate Contest;
No Republican in the Empire State has won a statewide election in 40 years without also running on the Conservative line.
Search Roll Call
Search the Roll Call archive by keyword, date, Congress, section, or tags.
9,969 results for "should without"
PLAINS: National Democrats Look to Region to Expand
She dropped from the race in March, leaving Democrats without a candidate.
Target: Lone Star State Democrats
Republicans have nominated former Judge Ted Poe, who despite a crowded primary field won without a runoff.
NEW ENGLAND: Few Races Are Competitive, But the Democrats Hope Rowland’s Woes Boost House Candidates
Charles Bass (R) 5th term (57 percent) Outlook: Likely Republican The 2nd is a very marginal district — splitting evenly in the 2000 presidential election between Republicans and Democrats — but without
THE SOUTH: The South Has Risen Again as the No. 1 Battleground for Control of Next Year’s Senate
Fundraising should not be a problem, however, given her connections to former Louisiana Sen. Bennett Johnston (D).
Developments in Iraq Present Opportunities for Kerry and Bush
The Iraqi prisoners’ scandal does give the president an opportunity to signal some changes in policy — a “pivot,” in the words of one smart Republican observer — without going so far as to shift
Probe of Judiciary Goes Slowly
In anticipation of a request from Kelley on the matter, top legal officials in the Senate began to discuss how the evidence could be transferred without trampling on Congressional privileges regarding
Congress Must Pass a New Amendment to Ensure Continuity
Continuity of government is a problem for both houses of Congress: After all, neither the House nor the Senate can approve funds or enact legislation without the consent of the other body.
Rein In 527s
The FEC is not without options.
527s Receive Boost at FEC
Wertheimer contends that such groups are acting outside the law and should be required to register as federal political committees with the FEC.
Head ‘Em Off at the Impasse
Conventional wisdom says that without an agreement by the end of this week, the prospects of getting a budget this year will begin to evaporate rather quickly.
Abuse in Iraqi Prisons Does Not Justify Rumsfeld’s Ouster
The abuse of Iraqi prisoners that is now coming to light was without a doubt despicable, abhorrent and illegal.
Democrats Lay Plans for $25B
“These are resources that we would like to have in a reserve fund should they be needed to ensure that our troops have everything they need when they need it.”
Drafting of Iraq Resolution Spotlights Divisions
“The resolution should be focused tightly on the scandal and the need to find out why it occurred and who should be held accountable,” Pelosi explained Thursday in her floor statement.
Edwards Auditions For VP
“He is using his newfound stature to lay some future groundwork if that opportunity should arise,” suggested a Democratic consultant.
South Dakota Special: Will Herseth Benefit From Buyer’s Remorse?
But on tax cuts, I think they should be made permanent. Stephanie does not.” Compared to other “comparative” spots, this one isn’t merely restrained. It’s downright wimpy.
Murtha: Iraq ‘Unwinnable’
“We should craft a resolution based on what we know, not on what we think we know.” Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Dick Lugar (R-Ind.) agreed.
Members Reflect on Mom
Byrd never lets a Mother’s Day slip by without paying tribute on the floor of the Senate to Ada Mae Sale and mothers everywhere.
At Cross Purposes?
“They have been running without air cover for so long.”
Supreme Court Got It Right in Pa. Redistricting Case
Justice Anthony Kennedy, casting the decisive fifth vote, held the door open ever so slightly should someone be able to make an argument in the future as to how the line should be drawn.