GOP Leaders Confident About Defeating Health Bill
House Republican leaders displayed a new air of confidence Wednesday about being able to bring down the Democratic health care package that continues being hashed out behind closed doors.
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Brown Closing, but Democrats Still Confident in Massachusetts
Niki Tsongas (D) ultimately won by a closer-than-expected 6-point margin over retired Air Force officer Jim Ogonowski, to illustrate why the party should not hit the panic button.
Ex-Frost Aide Leads Effort to Reverse DeLay’s Redistricting Triumph
“I believe in putting my money where my mouth is,— Boone said. Everybody at the trust volunteers for campaigns and donates to candidates, but “I am just able to write bigger checks,— she said.
Obama Says System Failed, but Stands By Gitmo Decision
“The bottom line is this: The U.S. government had sufficient information to have uncovered this plot and potentially disrupt the Christmas Day attack, but our intelligence community failed to connect
Henry Brown to Retire
Brown’s previous runs for public office, I appreciate the fact that Henry is putting his state and his party first in this decision,— Campbell said in a statement.
Despite Environment, Boyd Seems Secure for Now
Allen Boyd (D) would seem to fall right in to the National Republican Congressional Committee’s wheelhouse when it comes to the type of Member the GOP is targeting this cycle.
Snowe Makes It Official: No to Health Care
The Democrats and President Barack Obama were hoping to secure her support for the package to give it an air of bipartisanship. Sen.
McCain Investigating Defense Earmarks
McCain said he was not yet ready to discuss the substance of the investigation but said: “It’s not specifically PMA — it’s broader. … [But] as you know I have been deeply concerned about PMA and
Gifts for the Politically Minded
However, the $29.95 tree adornments are among the top sellers this Christmas season. The “Merry Moula,— a wreath ornament made of real shredded U.S. currency ($12.95), is a close runner-up.
Gordon Retirement Sparks Tennessee Scramble
ability to the contest but “he faces a bit of a challenge in that I don’t think this is a strong incumbent year.
President Obama�s Moral Surge
These realists are best regarded as power-abusers.Such an approach � and Machiavelli is the most notable realist of this mold � is essentially a self-interested power-seeking realism that is not based
Lobbyists Feel Climate Change
would begin regulating greenhouse gases under the Clean Air Act.
Oberstar: Much Unfinished Business Remains
The House approved and sent to the Senate H.R. 915, the Federal Aviation Administration Reauthorization Act, on May 21 of this year.
Climate Change on the Agenda
Former Vice President Al Gore (D) is not the only ex-politician who believes climate change is this generation’s chance to change the future.
Senate Still Has Time to Get Health Care Reform Bill Right
And if some of the provisions that can reduce cost growth are included, this could be a milestone bill.
House’s New Financial Reports Drop Details
A report from the Clerk of the House covering October through December 1989 indicated that Pelosi, then in her second term, spent $248 on “staff — air transp.
Road Map: Mystery Surrounds Compromise on the Public Option
There’s an air of mystery surrounding just who among Senate Democrats is going to broker a critical compromise on the public insurance option.
Caligiuri to Run in 5th District; Foley Eyes Conn. Gubernatorial Race
other candidates in the GOP field “are in a better position than I am to defeat Senator Dodd.— In deciding whether to run instead for the House or for governor, Caligiuri “concluded that at this time
FEC Adopts New Travel Rules on Jets
candidates from spending campaign funds for noncommercial air travel.
Doug Hampton: Money From Ensigns Was ‘Severance’
John Ensign whose wife had an affair with the Nevada Republican, is alleging the nearly $100,000 that the lawmaker’s parents paid him from their personal accounts after he discovered the affair was “severance