With Few Exceptions It’s Been a Bad Stretch For Bush, Congress
It is a blessing when any couple manages to make it to the 50-year mark. This one was a particular pleasure. Of all the people I know in Congress, no one exceeds Rep.
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Jeweler Takes an Even Hand
“Last time around, of course, it was the battle between Bush and Kerry, so this time we thought we would try it in the primary,” Hand said.
Republican Is Quico to Air Anti-MoveOn Ads
Wealthy attorney Quico Canseco, thus far the only Republican to announce for the 23rd district, is running a radio ad calling on Rep.
Mukasey Confirmation Offers Chance to Fix Justice Department
The air is filled with veto threats and hyperbole, over appropriations and children’s health insurance.
Senate Looks to Fix Travel Rule
Bennett said that, barring an interpretation or clarification by the Rules Committee, “I am willing to introduce or co-sponsor a bill to say that double booking is not a gift.
Chamber Music
With the White House holding a high-profile international meeting on climate change later this week, the U.S.
California: Businessman Explores Race for Hunter’s Seat
“Had any reporter bothered at any time to ask, I would have told them quite simply that at this time, I fully expect to be a candidate for re-election in 2008,” McHugh said.
Airline Lobbying Flying High Again
The airlines’ half-year lobbying tab — $11.3 million for the top seven airlines and their trade group, the Air Transport Association — is their heftiest ever, and marks the first time since their
President Clinton Will Stump for Niki Tsongas
“I strongly support her candidacy, am delighted she is running and Congress will be a better place because she is there,” Clinton said in a statement.
Nation: NARAL Looking for a Few Good Candidates
“I strongly support her candidacy, am delighted she is running and Congress will be a better place because she is there,” Clinton said in a statement.
Romney Outlines Hill Strategy
“Where I have been successful, it has been the result of first, lining up support among my Republican minority, making sure we’re all on the same page, and that we’ve had a good chance to air our
It’s Judgment Day for D.C. Bill
Five Republicans and almost all of the 51 members of the Democratic Conference have gone on the record in favor of the measure, leaving just a handful of votes up in the air.
Delegate Looks to Boost Statehood Hopes
“If Congress does not approve of this by [the election], this will certainly be an issue,” Fortuño said, emphasizing his determination to make the decision by plebiscite, not convention.
Dropping Bombs, Caught on Tape
The pageant will air on the WE (that stands for Women’s Entertainment — although HOH is pretty sure it will be even more entertaining for the menfolk) network Sept. 21-22 and 28.
AG Pick May Face Delay
“What I’m concerned about is that there is going to be a slow walk on this nomination,” Sen.
My District or Yours?
Mary Bono (Calif.) and Connie Mack IV (Fla.) are tying the knot, and unlike most newly engaged couples, the question of where this district-straddling couple will live is a little more complicated than
Upholstery Shop Hurt by Mold
It is unclear when the substance began to grow in the shop, which is located in a subbasement of the Rayburn House Office Building and overseen by the CAO.
Tsongas Is Favored Today
In the special election to replace former Rep. Marty Meehan (D-Mass.), the Democratic field has tightened significantly leading up to today’s primary, while retired Air Force Lt. Col.
Flying the Friendly Skies
With all the goings-on in airport terminals this August recess, HOH was reminded that airports have been the scene of many a Congressional scandal.
Series Peers Under the Dome
The United States Capitol Historical Society, however, has organized a month’s worth of lectures to take these political junkies behind the scenes of the Capitol, all in one air-conditioned room.