Meehan’s Departure Leaves Revitalized Subpanel Leaderless
“The university is super lucky, but this is a huge loss to the Congress,” Rep. Neil Abercrombie (D-Hawaii) said Tuesday of Meehan’s departure. “He is breaking hearts.”
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Domestic Partner Perks Weighed
“This is the federal government recognizing same-sex partnerships,” said Tom McClusky, vice president of government affairs for the conservative Family Research Council.
Club’s Future Still Unclear
I wish I did, but I don’t.” He’s waiting for a study the organization is conducting on all of its clubs, looking for a way out of a $1.8 million deficit.
(Some) Earmarks Open to Scrutiny
The first real test of this commitment to earmark disclosure is the SAFETEA-LU technical corrections bill, which the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee approved March 1.
House Democrats Roll Out Supplemental; Redeployment Timeline Included
this summer and no later than next.
Hastert, Now Top Republican on Clean Air Subpanel, Urges Caution On Climate Change
Hastert made the comments this morning during a hearing of the House Energy and Commerce subcommittee on energy and air quality, of which he is the ranking member.
Democrats: Give Bachmann ‘El
Jesse Ventura (I), is preparing to make a second run for Congress, according to sources in Minnesota and Washington, D.C.
Weight of Speaker Post Off Hastert
“I went through the whole ethics issue and I was exonerated. The day that this thing hit we really didn’t know about Foley.
Boeing Pushing for $3.75 Billion to Continue Building Air Force C-17 Cargo Planes
Congress is being asked to add as much as $3.75 billion to the Pentagon’s fiscal 2008 budget to continue building the Air Force’s C-17 cargo aircraft, according to Congressional sources and lobbying documents
Wean Americans Off the Barrel, Introduce Biofuels
I think by now most of us recognize that depending on others for our energy is not a sustainable position for the United States.
Tester, Not Your Average Day in the Senate
up the air ducts, roofs and other elements of the Capitol complex.
Biofuel Options Should Be Explored
Should the U.S. fuel industry become more reliant on ethanol? The short answer to this question is an emphatic “yes!” But we also must be sure not to become overly reliant on just corn-based ethanol.
U.S. Reliance on Foreign Energy Cannot Continue
This means that at least in the short term, the question is: From where do we want to get our oil?
Pursue Many Routes to Clean Energy
It is this kind of innovation that will be critical to reducing the effects of global warming.
Murtha’s High Profile a ‘Double-Edged Sword’ for Pelosi
But when asked about pending negotiations on the supplemental bill, Murtha defers credit, stating: “In the end it’s not going to be my bill and what I said. … The public is what really controls this
Jefferson Seat Sparks Battle
“Not as far as I’m concerned … I have not heard any,” Thompson said, adding that no one has brought up the matter to him and that Jefferson “is a Member of Congress, who, like every other American
Can Landrieu Find Her Voters?
And registered voters still living outside the state’s borders will be allowed to vote absentee in this year’s gubernatorial election as well as next year’s federal elections.
A Civilian’s Return
Long before he was in Congress, Wolff served as a pilot in the Civil Air Patrol, the civilian auxiliary to the Air Force.
Democrats Wasting No Time in Flexing Muscle on Environment
Jeff Bingaman (D-N.M.), who chairs the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, said in a Feb. 25 statement that he is “pleased that the financial community is beginning to respond to our concerns
California: New PAC Targets Lewis; Democrats Crown Prince
“This is the first legitimate candidate we’ve run in years,” Kahler said.