No Traffic Tickets Land at Ethics
Speaker, is under this resolution, a Member who gets a traffic ticket, gets a ticket for littering, is arrested for protesting at the Sudanese Embassy, that that would have to be referred to the Committee
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Outsourcing Defense Hurts the U.S.
On Feb. 29, the Air Force selected a European- based aerospace conglomerate, EADS, to build a next-generation air refueling tanker.
Alter Budget to Meet Military Needs
Sadly, I believe the answer is no. Our military still does not have all the equipment and training it needs.
Re-evaluate Approach to Defense
Having served in the U.S. Navy for 31 years, I strongly believe that the security of America is the first responsibility of Congress.
GOP Relying on Forums to Get Heard
If you cant get the various committees of jurisdiction to conduct hearings on these issues … this is a parallel way of doing that, which the Democrats did to some effect when they were in the minority
War Supplemental Last Chance to Push Spending
I dont know if we will get a [Defense appropriations] bill this year, said Rep. John Murtha (D-Pa.), chairman of the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense.
Carried Away
The New York Democrat could have been a Rolling Stone cover girl, but turned down the honor, says Jann Wenner, the magazines editor and founder, in an interview set to air tonight on CNBC.
Boehner Says Change in the Air After Mississippi Special
s devastating third special election loss this year.
Farm Bill Proves Hard to Resist
They blasted the measure as a budget-busting porkfest that failed to rein in wasteful farm subsidies and included earmarks air-dropped into the bill.
Hill Scores Top-Notch Golf
With all the limitations put on staffers, who work all the time [and] cant always get out to the suburbs to play, this is a place they can come together, other than the bars, and have fun. Huus
Ose, Can You See a Way to a Primary Win?
And when former state Assemblyman Dean Andal, who is running for Congress this year in the 11th district, tried it in the 2002 GOP primary for state controller, it failed again.
Massachusetts: Ogonowski on TV, Gets Assist From Coleman
Ogonowski’s statewide cable buy is the first TV ad in the race.
Fossella’s Future in Doubt
is determined to carry out the people’s business.
GOP Casting Call
Senate buildings might have gone smoke-free, but the air around the chamber hasn’t cleared.
Caucus Weighs Pelosi Coattails
“People know who she is, but I don’t think it’s a big issue.” Republicans believe otherwise.
Craig’s Energy Talk Stalls
I wish I wasn’t already late, so I could have asked for at least your name! … Drinks sometime?”
Hoyer Says Consideration of Supplemental Could Be Delayed
“I think we’ll do our best to finish this before the Memorial Day break, but if we don’t, it’s no big deal. There’s money there,” said Reid at a Thursday afternoon press conference.
Oregon: Smith, in First TV Ads, Touts His Bipartisanship
Gordon Smith (R), heavily targeted by the Democrats as he seeks a third term, is on the air statewide with his first television ad — and he also stepped up his fundraising this week with an e-mail appeal
An Architectural Visionary Revisited
An exhibit opening at the National Building Museum this weekend is dedicated to the controversial visionary behind some of America’s most important cultural and architectural landmarks, including Dulles
Eastern Market a Year Later
“Once again this will be a challenging year at the market.”