Confirmation Delays Pose Big Threat
While working on the reorganization of the executive branch, the Senate should get its own house in order.
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Powell Impresses Congress With U.N. Presentation, but Questions Remain as to Next Step
However, many Members said the United States could legally act without additional U.N. Security Council backing, because previous resolutions already granted such authority.
Time Running Out For High Court to Hear McCain-Feingold
January has passed without an opinion, and the delay may prejudice the case for the law’s constitutionality. The law itself is quite controversial.
Young, Stevens Left at Odds
The task of dealing with the Homeland Security Department has sparked a rift between the House and Senate Appropriations committees over how and when they should reorganize themselves to accommodate the
Helping Lincoln’s Home
The short ride was not without its risks, however.
The Other Washington
While some Republicans privately fret that they may be losing precious time without an obvious nominee — especially with Murray still on the defensive over remarks she made in December about Osama bin
U.S. Space Goal: Double NASA Budget Over Next Decade
The private sector would never invest money for a return that may be decades off, any more than it would invest heavily in basic research without an immediate applied payoff.
Conyers, McDermott Make Plea to U.N.
It also came just two days after President Bush delivered his State of the Union address to Congress, in which he reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to confronting Hussein — with or without
Bush Should Fight Medical Errors, Not Just Lawyers
President Bush may be right to push medical malpractice reform to keep doctors from walking off their jobs, but should also address a companion crisis — health care quality.
Democratic Response to the State of the Union
– And all without passing on the bill to our children and grandchildren through exploding budget deficits for years to come.
State of the Union Transcript
Instead of gradually reducing the marriage penalty, we should do it now. Instead of slowly raising the child credit to $1,000, we should send the checks to American families now.
Approps Unveils Shakeup
“Homeland security is extremely important to the to country and it’s important that Congress face up to it in a vigorous way without overburdening the people in charge of it,” Young said.
Owens’ Commitment To Mideast Peace Should Inspire Others
He understood well the relation between the two and the unlikelihood of forward movement without persistent American engagement.
Chafee Gets Key Gavel
“I brought up the idea that the two committees should be treated alike,” Warner recalled. Lugar’s proposal won by three votes.
Elton’s Song
“Anybody that can count to 10 without taking their shoes off would know better,” Gallegly said in slamming the intelligence of the protesters.
Kerry Hits Bush for ‘Blustering Unilateralism’ in Georgetown Speech
“Americans deserve better than a false choice between force without diplomacy and diplomacy without force.
Filling Murkowski’s Shoes Isn’t Easy for Murkowski
Murkowski believes abortion should be legal in some circumstances but resists labeling herself.
With Organizing Deal Close, Senate May Start Work on Omnibus Spending Bill Wednesday
But Daschle said that committee funding for the narrowly split chamber, which has 51 Republicans and 49 Democrats, should mirror the more equitable deal forged in the last Congress.
Stop the Games
That spirit has prevented Republicans from assuming committee gavels and left some freshmen without committee assignments.
One Step Ahead
“A fully funded school without parental involvement won’t make it,” Brady said. “Here [in the United States] we have everything, so why do we fail?”