Pssst: Here Are the Real Rules for Congressional Travel
However, given that America is not facing any kind of international pasta crisis, I recommend that you cancel that week in Venice. 3. Don’t go anyplace warm in winter.
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Stenberg Seeks Rematch With Nelson Next Year
Paul Sarbanes (D), actually runs in 2006 is an open question. Friends say he’d like to serve in the Senate, but may have to defer to more experienced public servants like Cardin and Mfume this time.
Clear Skies Builds on Progress
George Voinovich (R-Ohio) and I introduced S. 131, the Clear Skies Act of 2005.
EPA Has Manipulated Basic Facts on Emissions
If there were ever a case for national intervention, this is it.
Victory at Hand?
the debate, this is CBO.
Democrats Cue Faith Media
Specifically, Democrats are expected to focus on the radio dial, a medium that has attracted their attention in recent years with the introduction of the liberal radio network Air America and the
Heat on Seven in Judicial Fight
John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Lincoln Chafee (R-R.I.) are the lone “no” votes Frist is facing at this point, although both of them left the slightest possibility that the leader could talk them into it.
Democratic Rallies Set for Ohio, Pa., R.I.
“I am sure they will be back many, many times and on many, many different issues and I am looking forward to hearing their ideas, and how they are going to solve the problems,” he said.
Santorum and Jesus
I wondered whether Mel Gibson chose him for the part, or was he merely an instrument in the decision.”
Fight Over TV Waves Spans the Spectrum
He added that about 90 percent of all broadcasters air both analog and digital, so NAB is hardly dragging its feet; it’s just waiting for consumers to catch up.
Folklife Has Food Focus
I think that food has become exceedingly popular in the last 10 or 15 years,” Parker said.
Brain Drain
The D.C. office of the MWW Group is undergoing major changes.
CVC Official Defends Costs, Management
“We’ve made mistakes, which is hard not to do on a project this size,” CVC spokesman Tom Fontana acknowledged during a recent tour of the construction site, one of dozens he has given in recent
Travel Costs Artificially Low
In the vast majority of instances, the cost of airfare is not included in the dollar tally of Members’ and staffers’ trips because the Air Force provides the transportation.
D.C. Taking on Lab Work
“This term ‘bioterrorism’ has taken over.” The main purpose of the lab would be to “consolidate the lab functions of the government, [D.C.]
Filibuster Fight Going National
“There is as much of a need to engage on this upcoming debate on the nuclear option as there is on Social Security.”
In New Hampshire, State Rep. Files Papers to Challenge Bradley
“Democrats haven’t begun early traditionally, and that’s probably why we haven’t won this seat in 20 years,” Sullivan told the Web site. “I hope this shows the seriousness of this campaign.
Bush Should Talk Up Social Security Protections for Poor
So what can Bush do to win this fight? While Congress is on a two-week break, he’s on a “seniors reassurance tour” along with his mother, Barbara Bush, Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) and others.
Feisty Byrd Looks Like a Candidate
In a quick movement, Byrd’s hand appeared again, this time hoisting a pocket copy of the Constitution into the air, much in the same way volunteers wave a candidate’s signs on street corners in the
DeLay Mounts His Defense
“This is a clear signal that the Majority Leader is not going to continue to take this and is going to match the facts up against the fiction that’s being written about him,” said a DeLay aide.