Will Alaskans Stand Up to Stevens — Now?
The two target audiences for this particular penological lesson — Congress and the Alaskan people — appear entirely resistant to such outside influences.
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It Was a Teachable Moment
However, on one such occasion in the fall of 1999, a hand in the air brought on a major change in Cahill’s life when one 12-year-old student asked: “Why don’t you run for office?
A Barnburner of a Race Could Topple Reichert
“From my perspective, when they are breaking the law and then use that money to go up on television to say that I don’t have a degree that I did in fact earn, do I think it’s getting nasty?
DSCC Back on the Air in Louisiana
“I guess their recent poll that showed Landrieu up 20 points just isn’t the case — unless this is their new strategy, to spend money on a safe seat,” National Republican Senatorial Committee spokeswoman
DSCC Cash Bolstering Musgrove Bid
The DSCC is “spending more money than has ever been spent on a candidate in the history of the state by an outside group,” Wicker spokesman Ryan Annison said this week.
Bachus Open to Stimulus, Feels Vindicated
he said heÂ’s now so confident in the U.S. stock market that he invested more of his own money this week.
Bailout Saga Reveals Limits of Leadership, Realities of Democracy
Moreover, I had confidence, based on similar situations in the past, that Congress would eventually do the right thing. Inaction was not an option.
An Old Battle and a New War
It’s mind-boggling,” Stephanopoulos says, adding with a laugh, “Frankly, I wouldn’t know how to run a campaign in this environment.” Sixteen years and four presidential campaigns after 1992, the
Veterans’ Lobby Feels Bailout Heat
“What we’re proposing is that the VA get it a year in advance.” Advanced appropriations is also at the top of the agenda for the Disabled American Veterans.
No Heavy Spending Yet In Schmidt Seat Contest
She defeated physician Victoria Wulsin (D), who is trying again this time. ItÂ’s unclear whether any Democrat could win the rural, conservative district.
California: Brown Ad on Economy Features GOP Couple
Retired Air Force Lt. Col.
For Every McCain Charge, Obama Should Hit Back Hard
This pit bull in lipstick may not know what the Bush doctrine is, but she will darn well learn what the Obama doctrine is before she resumes her duties as AlaskaÂ’s governor on Nov. 5: Hit back, hard.
Marshall Airs Ad on Bailout Vote
Jim Marshall (D-Ga.) is the first Member to release a TV ad explaining why he voted the way he did.
Take a Deep Breath
The United States Air Force transported both squids to Washington, D.C., for the exhibition, making Ocean Hall the only place in the world ever to display a male and female giant squid in the same exhibit
Alabama: Griffith’s Ex-Democratic Foe Joins GOP Attack
“I knew about a lot of [Griffith’s] licensure problem from his former assistants before I even ran,” Maker said in an e-mail exchange with conservative radio host Dale Jackson of WVNN radio, which
Hill Climbers: Football Fever
He got a fast introduction to politics at the Republican National Convention in early September. He recalled “the electricity in the air” during Alaska Gov.
Economic Woes Are the ‘Wild Card’ in 2009
Acting Air Force Secretary Michael Donley said at the Air & Space Conference and Technology Exposition in Washington, D.C., earlier this month that he has told his staff to begin planning for the
Earmarks Pass by the Thousands; Foes Fume
“This is the biggest airdrop we’ve seen since Pearl Harbor,” quipped Steve Ellis, a vice president with the group.
Runaway Costs Put Procurement Reform on 111th Congress Agenda
The move was a reversal of a decision earlier this year to award the work to Northrop Grumman Corp. and European Aeronautic Defence & Space Co. instead of Boeing Co. after the award came under fire from
Bridge to Somewhere
the 1st district into the Democratic column this fall.