Georgia: Voters Will Fill Norwood Seat in Today’s Election
“Obviously, I still have a commitment to public service, despite the elections of last year,” Hart said.
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DeMint’s Tactics Irk GOP Leaders
“I have a lot of respect for our leadership, and we work well as a team,” DeMint said. “But there are enough of us who believe this is where we need to go as a party.
Rails Essential for Future Growth
And we know our skies are becoming jammed as more people and planes take to the air. Last year was the worst year for flight delays since 2000.
Rolling Along
, and frankly, that’s what I find so exciting about this.
An Airborne Ruckus Hits the Hill
“Whatever they do, if it is a dramatic increase over where it is today, when that gets folded into the FAA reauthorization, I might put a hold on the FAA reauthorization bill or at least prepare
Half of Tunnel Crew Left AOC
“The Legislative Branch Subcommittee will give these workers, whose lives were endangered on the job, an opportunity to publicly air their concerns at a hearing later this month to prevent anything like
FedEx Hits Turbulence
change the labor law that now applies to many FedEx Express workers, the FedEx division that moves packages by air.
Big Ten Sports Network Kicks Off Battle With Comcast
Michigan football game, but the storied athletic conference has another key battle in store this summer on Capitol Hill.
Government Good to Stevens’ Friends
“The way [disclosure is] being handled now is just completely inadequate,” Allison added.
Obey’s Hot for Paris
Then on Thursday, Obey was back on the Paris express, referring to her in a speech opposing a proposal to reinstitute the Fairness Doctrine, which requires broadcasters to air equal time for hosts
CAFE Fight May Not Wait Until Sept.
There is little dispute on the need to raise the standards, but Democrats differ on how much and how fast.
Capitol, LOC Police Grilled on Merger
“To me, that shows disrespect to this committee,” said Rep. Dan Lungren (R-Calif.). “If we are going to take the time to ask, I expect to get an honest answer.”
Server Down
Remember the old lyrics, “I want my MTV”? Well, it’s time for a new jingle: “I want my Internet radio.”
Wyoming Political Scene Still Unsettled
“I haven’t ruled anything out yet,” said Matt Mead (R), the recently resigned U.S. attorney for Wyoming whose grandfather, Clifford Hansen, served the state as governor and Senator.
Pigs Promoted as Novel Energy Source
Butterfield, whose district has one of the highest concentrations of manure in the country, said Monday he hopes the issue is revisited as part of global warming legislation this fall and said he has received
Court Loosens Ad Restrictions
“I hope the FEC will take heed … .”
Energy Fight Looms Again in Fall
“If left alone I think I have a pretty good chance of doing it,” he said. “This is not a new thing to me.”
Lawmakers Look for Cover Downtown
Officials with the groups said it is too early to discuss specifics. “For this to be successful, it has to be more than just PhRMA.
Steamed About Energy
“I should’ve been there earlier,” Ellis said. “Our industry is not very good at working the Washington side of things. We kind of woke up and said, ‘We’ve gotta go out there.
Groups Hit GOPers on Hot Topics
Rodger Schlickeisen, president of the environmental group, said in an interview that the ads would air on drive-time radio throughout the five Members’ districts at least through the end of this