Suit Could Pull OOC’s Teeth
After being told that there was no other work available and sent home without pay, Johnson brought her case to the Office of Compliance.
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Ethics Issues Gift Warnings
Under a rules change said to have been pushed by Hastert, food and beverages can be provided to Congressional offices without the amount counting towards the gift limit for the lawmaker in charge
Democrats Raise Bar for Judging Bush Win in Iraq
Bush’s numbers should get better as Iraqi military resistance ceases, caches of weapons of mass destruction are discovered and Iraqis cheer coalition forces as liberators.
Nethercutt’s Wheat Gambit More Proof All Politics Is Local
The Congressman, a four-term incumbent from Eastern Washington, is trying to protect the interests of his constituents without sounding as if he is resisting President Bush’s promise of humanitarian
Ailing Firms Revive PACs
“Those people who contributed to this accounting fraud should be and will be held responsible.
GOP Poll: Economy Is Top Issue
“The war should not be for political gain,” said spokeswoman Ranit Schmelzer.
Daschle Blinded By the Left?
“I demonized Democratic Senators, their staffs and [Anita] Hill’s feminist supporters without ever interviewing any of them,” Brocks writes in his book renouncing his past.
On-the-Job Training: New Hill Overseers Learn as They Go
“One of the things we need to do is make it so staffs can have a long-term professional opportunity without seeing Congress as a training ground.
Congress Eyes Aftermath
Brenner noted that Lugar has been critical of Bush’s desire to fight the war in Iraq without more international assistance, and that Senate Armed Service Chairman John Warner (R-Va.) has often had
Funds for Weapons Doubled
Gary Keck, a Pentagon spokesman, said the additional $3.5 billion should not be interpreted as a change in policy because the administration did not formally ask for the original “reconstituting” figure
Chambers Set Rush to Recess
“The theme throughout this debate is going to be, ‘We should be doing as least as much to protect the security of the citizens here at home as we are doing to protect America’s interests overseas
GOP Confident About Restoring Big Tax Cut
Nickles’ budget blueprint, which won the support of six Democratic moderates and four GOP centrists, might not have had the necessary support for initial passage without the dramatic reduction in
Lately, Congress Has Missed Moynihan’s ‘Special Voice’
The Main Street Coalition of so-called moderate Republicans in the House — they should probably change their official moniker to “Hanz and Franz’s Girly Men” — have simply capitulated without a murmur.
Bush Dealt Major Setbacks
“The fact that we are at war does not mean that Congress should simply hand off its constitutional responsibilities [as appropriators],” said Senate Appropriations Committee ranking member Robert
Supreme Court Hears N.C. Case
campaign finance experts as well as reform advocates maintained that the North Carolina case was important because the role that nonprofits play in politics is expected to grow dramatically in a world without
Cherry Blossom Festival: Something for Everyone, Literally
Of course, no cherry blossom festival would be complete without the annual parade down Constitution Avenue and the selection of the cherry blossom queen at the grand ball sponsored by the National
Teaching the Lessons of Politics and War
The Georgian is also keeping his eye on the growing dispute in his home state over the state flag and whether the Confederate emblem should be put back on it. Two years ago former Gov.
Nonprofit Argues for Direct Contributions
No legislator can attack it without impairing the foundations of society.”
Hastert, LaHood Still Seeking Fitzgerald Foe
“That should be done, and I presume it is being done,” said one GOP Senator.
Surf’s Up? GOP May Face ‘Wave’ At the Ballot Box
If all of this negative news evaporates after the war, then the Republicans should retain the White House and both chambers of Congress next year.