Democrats Look to Twitter to Reverse Fortunes for 2012
“I think when we have more air time and utilize technology … we can focus on getting control back of Congress in 2012,” he said.
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Broadcasters Face Angry Reception
House Republicans have proposed a spending plan for the rest of this fiscal year that would eliminate all federal funds for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
Freedom Marching Through History
He throws his hands in the air and wiggles his hips. The kids screech in delight.
Ensign Exit Eases GOP’s Nevada Woes
The scandal-plagued Republican’s exit is now expected to accelerate the action in both parties, and it clears the way for Heller, who is all but in.
Senators Discuss Imposing No-Fly Zone Over Libya
McCain said that Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi is “insane” and that his air force is dangerous, even though it’s not large.
Safety, Security Is First Focus
There will be differences and debates about how we believe this is best accomplished — especially at a time when our nation is emerging from the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression.
Meehan: A Decade After 9/11, Threat Is Real
Which is why, as a new Congressman, I am honored to have been asked to serve as chairman of the Homeland Security Subcommittee on Counterterrorism and Intelligence.
Reed: Infrastructure Critical to Economy
I am an outspoken advocate for limited government. Government should only do what individuals cannot.
Stutzman: Time to Redefine ‘Rural’ for USDA
These regulations further threaten fines to farmers for Clean Air Act violations because of the dust.
Brown Beats Bad Breaks, Finds Success in Massachusetts
The telling is quick, but haunting: “If you don’t keep your mouth shut, he said, I will make sure that you never get the chance to say anything.”
Harman Gave Hahn an Early Start
“Then that early 7 a.m. call came two weeks later, and she said, ‘I’m resigning and I want you to run for my seat.’ And I had my website up by noon.”
McCain, Lieberman Fault Obama’s Response to Libya
“I wish we had spoken out much more clearly and early against the Gadhafi regime,” the Connecticut Independent said.
Project Collects Veterans’ Stories
“I can’t begin to tell you how many times a veteran is telling a story with his wife sitting next to him and she says, ‘You never told me that,’” he said.
Budget Cuts Threaten America’s Smart Power
Bush, responsible in large part for the Millennium Challenge Corp., among other innovations, both understood this point. I am on the board of the Center for U.S. Global Engagement.
EADS Wants Its Tanker to Make New Friends
“When there is a big policy issue, I think people are getting a bit more savvy about reaching the right audience,” a Facebook spokesman said.
Everybody Has a Rule They Hate
“This project should complement what President Obama has already called on his Administration to do and in concert, lead to a robust and expansive discussion about what the best way forward is to
Another Loss From America’s Best Generation
There are no home runs in this thing, no one thing is going to resolve their problem.” But John was a campaign junkie at heart, as well as a devoted supporter of the Democratic Party.
Spending Proposals Elicit Gag From Unrestrained Simpson
“The god here in Washington is the god of re-election. And, I think, that god is a little tarnished,” Simpson said on CNN’s “State of the Union.”
Johnson: Members Must Ensure Clean Air for America
It’s a sad day in this country when your elected officials come between clean air and the American people. But that is exactly what is happening. Rep.