Snyder Ponders 14 Years of Front-Row History
But that’s probably for the best. When Snyder leaves office at the end of this session, he’ll be focused on fulfilling the duties of another role: dad.
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Campaign Launched to Woo Obama Voters
“The truth is that a lot of Members feel like those guys were supposed to provide some air cover during health care and they never saw it,” a leadership aide said.
Petri: Air Radar System Needs Updating
I first landed on Mars.
Costello: FAA Reauthorization Would Boost Airlines
The airline business is one of the most volatile industries, and the past three years have illustrated this fact all too well.
Low Road Attacks Shouldn’t Hinder Kirk in Illinois
The substance is that Kirk has said — more than once — that he was named the Navy’s Intelligence Officer of the Year in 1999 for his role during the air war against Serbian forces in Kosovo.
Armed Services Likely to Back Overturning Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’
“This is a reasonable compromise, and I will support it when it is considered by the Senate Armed Services Committee this week,” Collins said in a statement.
Architect of Capitol Sets Sights on Renovations
But Ayers said he has never tempered his behavior; his “style,” he said, is “to do the best possible job I can, keep my head down and work hard.”
Souder Replacements Target Small Party Audience
In a race like this, the universe of voters is known and small, so telephone calls, e-mails and letters will be the media of choice.
Chiefs of Staff Air Frustration With Dan Beard
“I know I’m going to see this in the paper tomorrow,” he said, according to several staffers.
New Kid in Town Is Majority’s Best Asset
“This is what it’s all about in Western Pennsylvania,” he said. “They’re worried about their jobs. They’re worried about the economy. So that’s really what I’ve been running on.”
Kerry: Defy Conventional Wisdom by Passing the Bill
If Congress doesn’t legislate, the Environmental Protection Agency will regulate. This is the Senate’s moment for leadership. In this case, make no mistake: Good policy is also good politics.
Hutchison: Bipartisanship Still Reigns in Transport Talks
This vital piece of legislation will improve the safety of air travel for millions of Americans, and it represents an important commitment to the future of aviation in this country.
Democrats Scramble to Line Up DADT Votes
House Democrats face a floor fight on the issue, perhaps later this week, while the Armed Services panel is gearing up for a pivotal vote on the issue Thursday.
In Idaho, Another GOP Favorite Gets Tested
“The trend line certainly is going toward Raul,” Smith said.
Enlisted Police Officers Move Between Two Worlds
“In the seven to 10 months when you’re gone, things can change. At least to me they do,” said Madigan, an intelligence officer in the Air National Guard. “There is an adjustment coming back.
Pennsylvania Avenue Bikers Win a Lane Apart
“This has been something that I have been obsessing on for years because it’s a wide, straight shot and lots of extra room and no bike lanes,” the eight-term Congressman and staunch bicycle advocate
Tuesday Showed It’s Wise to Expect Unexpected
Does this mean that Connecticut is a tossup? Has the race changed so dramatically that neither party has an advantage?
Office Space: Popcorn and Mrs. Pence Shape Indiana Office
She occasionally shares it with the kids, but when this phone rings, I answer it,” the Indiana Republican says with a smile.
President Keeps His Distance on Tuesday
The decision by the president to play a less prominent role in Tuesday’s races “is something that’s communicated between the White House and the campaigns,” Sen. Benjamin Cardin (D-Md.) said.
Midwest: President’s Senate Seat Is in Danger of Flipping
Watch out for the White House in this race for clues as to how well Giannoulias is doing.