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Now I think as I look at it, is that our bill is right. He probably doesn’t. But on the specific question of the technology, this is a really important point.
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Capuano Brings Mayoral Experience to New Post
“I think a lot of the things have to be discussed in private,” he said.
GOP Eyes Bush Emissions Plan
The bid to pass global warming legislation this year is driven in part by a Supreme Court ruling that the Environmental Protection Agency has to address the issue, and the recent agency announcement
Nebraska Primary Has Big Contrasts
“But in many respects the battle lines have been drawn, and I like our position.” The Johanns campaign is careful not to gloat.
Peterson Reveals Preference in GOP Primary to Replace Him
“I only regret that I didn’t make [this decision] quicker,” he said. “I should have made it quicker. But the vast majority of voters are undecided.”
A Win for Reformers
In its ruling, the court found that, contrary to NAM’s argument, the provision “is narrowly tailored to serve compelling government interests, and is neither vague on its face nor as applied to the
Polling for the Enemy
is opposed to the pact.
Seeing Colombia, CODEL Style
ONBOARD “TRADE AIR” — The ingredients splayed out in the galley of this well-appointed C-40 military jetliner flying from Andrews Air Force Base to Medellín, Colombia, looked like they belonged in the
North Carolina: McHenry’s Challenger Disputes Iraq Account
Retired Air Force lawyer Lance Sigmon (R), who will face Rep. Patrick McHenry (R) in the Tar Heel State’s May 6 primary, is disputing the lawmaker’s account of his spring recess trip to Iraq.
A Hard Sell for a Trade Deal
“Compared to [the Central American Free Trade Agreement] and the other agreements, this is the biggest commitment I have ever seen from the administration,” said Rep.
Tales From Pages of Years Ago
Trouble, of course, is relative. Armstrong remembers students trapping a teacher out on the Library’s third-story balcony.
Campaigns’ Olympian Challenge
“The campaign budget is still the driving factor for when you go on the air,” according to a Democratic media buyer.
Dickinson Remembered for Dedication to Defense Issues
He was known for his commitment to military issues, having served in both the U.S. Navy and Air Force Reserve.
Crowded Pennsylvania Field Creates Confusion
“The situation is so bad because of the short time period, this big sprawling district size and the number of candidates,” he said.
Boehner Girds for New Fights
“I think there is an opportunity to go out there and really spend time talking about what we’re for and what we would do if the American people hired us as the majority here in Congress,” Boehner
New Mexico’s Battle Royal
“I think the fact that she did go to the Air Force Academy — she has a very strong work ethic. I think she’s a morally very upright person.
Armey’s Off the Wall
“‘Madam Speaker,’ I said, ‘Are you going to take my name off the door?’ and she said ‘Not yet,’” Armey tells HOH. “And I felt pretty encouraged by that.”
From River Rafting to Historical Haunts
“I would say the firing demonstrations always draw a crowd because the big bang always attracts an interest,” Fox said. “The extra uniforms and costuming always draw attention.”
Carson’s Struggle Won’t End Tonight
This isn’t your grandmother’s special election. In today’s contest to fill the spot vacated by the late Rep.
Staffers’ Cash Crunch
File this in the department of least unexpected sightings: That was Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley at the sold-out Sunday night Pogues concert at the 9:30 Club.