McCain Faces Turbulence at Home
The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers plans to run radio ads in Arizona charging that McCain is jeopardized local jobs in the state by trying to block the Air Force from
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Say Cheese
There was laughter all around, though HOH is not sure that those were the kind of yuks that Kennedy is hoping to generate these days. If I Had Been There.
VIRGINIA: Ex-Racing Exec Triplett Revs Up for Boucher
“I think that my ideals and my hopes for America in the future really dovetail nicely with those in the 15th district,” he said.
Another Misstep?
Fresh off helping introduce the band REM for the final set at this past weekend’s Austin City Limits Music Festival, Rep. Lloyd Doggett (D-Texas) is kicking off a new Songwriters Caucus tonight.
Regulations Muddle EPA Programs
One major point of confusion is the definition of “routine maintenance” in judging whether modifications trigger the NSR process. Federal courts have been all over the map on this.
Reliability Should Be Separate Bill
Electric reliability is perhaps the only electricity issue on which there is widespread consensus and, as evidenced by the blackouts, is a sorely needed reform.
Grid Upgrades Necessary for Deregulated Market
This “honor system” worked well for two decades, but the growth of competition and demand now necessitate enforceable rules.
Prince of New Mexico’s Kings
“There are still people I need to connect with … before I announce a formal candidacy.” King said he would make a final decision on the race before the end of the month.
Tucker Carlson Recounts His Wild Ride in ‘Politicians’
The point was, Don is a whole lot smarter than Larry King. I doubted it.”
Reid Vows Retribution
This is the second time Bush has snubbed a nominee with ties to Reid. In May, the administration rejected Reid’s son Leif for a U.S.
Love of India Inspires ‘Yoga Hotel’
But for the 15-year-old Moynihan, the very air seemed to pullulate with magic.
One Wine, One Martini, One Bourbon
“Imitation may be the sincerest form of flattery, but this is a pretty sad attempt on John Thune’s part to replicate Senator Daschle’s annual driving tour,” said one Democratic strategist.
Young Maneuver Jeopardizes FAA Bill
Their anger stems primarily from the fact that Young used his position as conference chairman to exempt two Alaska air traffic control towers from the rules. “I agree with the chairman on this.
CALIFORNIA: Hot, Three-Way Battle Likely for Dooley Seat
“I think the Senator is doing a great job as the senior Senator from the state of Texas, and I have an idea that we need that kind of leadership in Washington, D.C.,” Perry said at a news conference
Court Ruling May Echo for Decades
“I really do think this is an historic case and I’m delighted to see the Supreme Court is treating it as so by interrupting its summer recess and scheduling a very unusual length time to hear it
Hold Special House Elections in a Week? Just Plain Absurd
And there is a humongous voting machine problem. And all of this, of course, is without any national emergency or other elections to further strain the system.
Pelosi’s Pizza Problem
He yelled, ‘I hope you enjoy the pizza!’ He was basically a heckler.”
FEC Offers Travel Rules Changes
Campaigns can only reimburse such providers at first-class rates if that destination city is served by regularly scheduled commercial air service.
Masks Seen as Mostly Reliable
The consequences of this start with a headache and lead to confusion and [could] go on long enough to cause death.”
Against Bishop, It’s GOP’s Move
I’m still looking at all of the options.” He was less equivocal this month, simply saying that “I have no plans to be running for the Congressional seat.”