Obama’s Retail Sells
“If they’re not going to accept this legislation and they have decided to abandon this type of approach, then they really have an obligation to be proactive and straightforward with what their intentions
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February Fundraising Boosts Steele
“I think it’s imperative that he get a staff in place as soon as possible, and stay disciplined and stay off the air for a while,— this source said.
We Are Not, or Should Not Be, Amused Right Now
At least on the budget, this is, in fact, what’s supposed to happen.
Republicans Adjust Attacks
This should be job No. 1, is dealing with the economy,— National Republican Senatorial Committee Chairman John Cornyn (Texas) said.
Van Hollen: House Could Vote to Tax Bonuses Within Days
“I think we’ll probably move something in the next couple of days,— said Rep. Chris Van Hollen (Md.), chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
Heard on the Hill: Do You Know Who I Am, Part II
There’s something in the air these days — or at least in the airports. On Monday, Rep.
Perkins Endorses Vitter
After taking flak for his air travel antics this week, Sen.
Bayh Bolsters Centrism
“I think our leadership is pretty good about understanding that people need to vote their conscience.
Industry Braces for Change
Carter did not respond to requests seeking comment for this article.
GOP Battles Earmark Breakup
It also called for increased transparency over the earmark process. “Cathy’s worked hard, and I think they’ve almost given her an impossible task,— said Rep.
All Roads Lead Through Here
The House passed an FAA bill last year, but the measure stalled in the Senate, prompting an extension of the current law until the end of this month.
Hill Climbers: Just Like Old Times
She was a breath of fresh air politically. As deputy chief of staff and legislative director, Alexander is responsible for managing the offices legislative agenda and the legislative team.
Americans United Launches Latest Ad Hitting GOP
The ad is being paid for by the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees and Americans United, and it will air through early next week on Washington, D.C., and national cable channels
Last-Chance Glimpse of Life at Gitmo
last glimpses of Gitmo is one of everyday life at the base.
This Was Not Your Father’s Budget Summit
This means that the budget summit is notable because it was held to talk about a decision that doesnt actually have to be made for a year or two.
D.C.’s Poetry in Bronze
Especially because the first edition of the book went into multiple reprints, I guess the target demographic for this book are those, like me, who take great pride in their Washingtoniana knowledge
Out of the Tunnels, Still in the Dark
“My problem is we were promised by Congress and by the Senate that this issue would be taken care of.”
Man on the Move
ROLL CALL: NextGen is a satellite air traffic control system.
Long-Term, Short-Term Challenges Are Ahead
This bill is basically identical to the bill passed by the House in the previous Congress, with some modifications.
Tech, Facility Upgrades Necessary
On Feb. 9, Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Chairman James Oberstar (D-Minn.) and I introduced H.R. 915, the FAA Reauthorization Act.