Showdown Showcases Different GOP Facets
I don’t think it really helps my district that much.” Walsh is the national media guy — and told Roll Call that he came to Congress to “literally scream from the mountaintop.”
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Lindsey Graham: National Security Will Be South Carolina Issue
by the economy this time around.
Earl Blumenauer Wades Into Oregon Special With Re-Air of Old Ad
Earl Blumenauer (D) will re-air an ad he ran in his first Congressional bid in 1996, which looks strikingly similar to one currently on the air for the Republican running in the 1st district special.
Former N.H. Rep. Perkins Bass Dies
When voting for Minority Leader, he was asked what he wanted for his vote and simply said, “I want to be on that new space committee.”
Capito: Despite EPA Claims, Regulations Kill Jobs
For decades, the EPA has successfully cleaned up our air and streams without slowing down the economy.
GOP Senators, Hillary Clinton Disagree on Troops Leaving Iraq
by our own government — going back to the Bush administration and validated by the Obama administration and the current government in Iraq — that that somehow is not appropriate, because that is what
Heard on the Hill: Perry Attracts Comic Attention
At one point, the name of the campground “Niggerhead” was painted across a rock. (Dude. What.)
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Radio Host Puzzled Over Firing
“Soundprint,” on the other hand, is no longer produced by WAMU but continues to air on the station on Sunday nights.
Rand Paul Finds His Groove
“I think he is working hard at becoming a legislator,” McCain said Tuesday. “He’s been very easy to deal with.”
Tea Party Vs. Establishment in Georgia District
“The biggest difference, I think, between us, is he has shown, through his voting record, that he tends to vote with the leadership rather than with his constituents.”
Trash-Burning System for Capitol Raises Concerns
That individual is no longer with Covanta, Gilman said.
GOP Seeks Obama’s Currency Bill Position
The legislation, which has bipartisan support in the Senate and House, is opposed by House GOP leaders.
Environmental Groups Get Boost From GOP Attacks
The activists accused Republicans of trying to undermine the Clean Air Act and the Environmental Protection Agency tasked with enforcing it.
Riddick’s Tome Unlocks Quirky Senate Powers
“I wish it distinctly understood that I never did so until I received the order from the vice president or president pro tem of the Senate,” Bassett wrote in personal notes, now recorded on a Senate Historical
Congress to Take Up ‘Waste-to-Energy’ Sustainability System
“We do it in my district, and it’s something we studied carefully when I was the mayor of Alexandria.” Rep.
Satellite Dispute Fuels Ohio Primary Tiff
Add in the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, and it’s likely to feel deeply the effect of LightSquared’s planned broadband network — one that the GPS industry and the Air Force warns could interfere with
Democrats Question Supreme Court Justices as Session Begins
“What I hope does not happen is Congress starts trying to intimidate members of the Supreme Court when it comes to doing their job,” said Sen.
New Exhibit Puts Andy Warhol’s News Treatments on Display
Perhaps the best example of this is “Flash” (1968). It is a “portfolio of 11 screen prints and 11 corresponding wrappers with teletype text by Phillip Greer” that captures President John F.
Kirk: Libya Won’t Need U.S. Help
“The heavy lift of this conflict, I think, will be over by the end of October,” Kirk said. “The two final battles in [Gadhafi’s] hometown of Sirte and the stronghold of Bani Walid.”
Defense: Tech Generation
The F-15 fleet just grew another 10 years older. In all the meetings we have with the leadership of the armed services, we are trying to understand the life cycle of the air fleets.