An Industry Under Assault
“With the resources we’ve been provided, I think we’re in a position to even more aggressively pursue the objectives of this industry,” said Kraig Naasz, president and CEO of the National Mining
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Lautenberg Healthier Than Polls Imply
For those who may think this contradictory polling result is just a factor of this particular race, it might be helpful to recall Sen.
Fighting for Training
“I realized the reason was that no one realized what was behind this school’s training. … [There are] so many firsts that came out of this school that affected civilian medicine.”
Deep in the Heart of Texas GOP
Phil Gramm, is on the air with two rotating radio spots featuring Gramm. There is a significant Republican donor community to draw on in Houston.
Parties Ready Competing Messages of Change
touted retired Air Force Maj.
Virginia Firm Dreams Up Earmarks for Clients
But he acknowledged that Anchor Consulting came up with the idea for the project. “I wouldn’t have any trouble saying this was their idea,” he said.
Oregon: Underdog Novick Airs Whimsical TV Bio Spot
Steve Novick (D) is on the air.
BET Awards Ceremony Honoring Waters Draws Protesters
“African-Americans don’t want this kind of content,” said the Rev. Delman Lamont Coates, leader of the campaign.
Obama’s K Street Problem
“I don’t expect a job, but also I don’t want to be kept out of it just because I’m a lobbyist. If this was the one thing that kept me out, that would be disappointing.”
Kondracke: Moderate Graybeards Need a Top 10 Agenda. Here’s One
While the political world is fixated this weekend on what the Iowa caucus results mean for New Hampshire, something really useful could be unfolding at the University of Oklahoma.
Reviewing the Best and the Worst of Politics in 2007
It’s the end of the year, and, presumably many of us are tired of all the supposedly insightful political hot air that we’ve been mindlessly blowing over the past 12 months.
California: Brown Launches Radio Spot With Iraq War Vet
Although he faces no competition in the June 3 Democratic primary and the general election is more than 10 months away, Charlie Brown this week released his first radio ad of the 2008 campaign.
Nearly 9,000 Earmark Requests in Omnibus
While new House earmark rules would otherwise prohibit the addition of “air-dropped earmarks” added to a bill in conference, the omnibus spending bill is being treated as an amendment from the Senate,
Wolff Leaves White House
“Our view is the ostrich approach doesn’t work,” said this lobbyist.
Christmas Giving: Don’t Forget Pols
“In my lifetime … I’ve never heard this from a [political action committee] before, but this year I’m hearing it: ‘Look, you guys are in the minority now and I’m not going to give you any money,’
Smithsonian Repairs Need Cash Infusion
Historic airplanes have rusted at the National Air and Space Museum’s storage facilities because of a lack of temperature and humidity controls, and at the National Museum of African Art, crews were forced
Hunger Strikes
“I went down for my morning coffee in the cafeteria, and I couldn’t find any cream,” Chief Administrative Officer Dan Beard joked Tuesday.
A Sticky Situation in the Energy Bill
The outcome of this will dictate our long-term involvement in D.C. There just is no bigger issue for us.”
Department of Defense Bars Gitmo Lawyer From Testifying
Davis, who now is the head of Air Force judiciary, said he resigned as chief Guantanamo prosecutor on Oct. 4 after it became clear that political appointees such as Pentagon General Counsel William
Mississippi Voters May Face Multiple Ballots
’s post this year.