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Spring is just around the corner, and for liberals and progressive organizations, this is a season of transformation and some much-needed dialogue regarding the state — and vision — of its leadership.
of State Robert Zoellick, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen.
“I want to assure you and the committee full cooperation of my personal office in the committee’s investigative efforts,” Burns wrote to McCain last week.
Air Force personnel in a bombing at the Khobar Towers apartment complex in Saudi Arabia in 1996.
I watched closely as she headed the commission that investigated the charges of sexual abuse at the Air Force Academy; it was a model of leadership.
“I know those women sitting in a circle in the bedroom upstairs would be so proud of what we’ve accomplished,” Hutchison said.
“Maybe it is nice to write the family history as so many people do today,” Bradley said in a phone interview. “And then I thought, ‘Where am I rooted?
But I also know that it is bills like these that have helped to build the best and most modern transportation system in the world.
The cost of the Amtrak service was not compared to the cost of airline travel in Montana because most of the communities in the state served by the Empire Builder do not have commercial air service.
“I have decided to actively explore a run for the U.S. Senate.” Wetterling’s likely candidacy could also set up a rematch of last cycle’s 6th district contest, which she lost to Rep.
The current legislation that is included in TEA-LU (H.R. 3) calls for $6 billion in the same period. This is a good start.
“I look in the mirror and say, ‘This is sexy?’” He also acknowledged that perhaps his loyal aides had jacked up his score by playing the game repeatedly online. “I figured there was a scheme.”
The same is sure to happen to the other 10 governors.
“If this is how the Republicans are spending our taxpayer dollars, no wonder we have a record deficit,” Pelosi spokesman Brendan Daly told HOH.
Jim Jeffords (I-Vt.) says he is enthusiastic about, and ready for, what could be a very tough 2006 re-election race.
“I think he spoke too loosely, but he took it back within a few minutes of having said it,” Frank said, adding, “I never thought he should have resigned over this.”
“The series is meant to help people look at their traditional roles in this new environment so we can continue to be relevant and useful in doing the job that has been entrusted,” she added.
Mark Kennedy (R-Minn.), who is seen as the national GOP’s top recruit in the race, is widely expected to announce his intentions to run tomorrow morning.
Seeking to recoup some of the personal loans he donated to his primary campaign last year, freshman Rep. Tom Price (R) is hosting a debt-retirement breakfast later this month.
But when the president departed on Air Force One, Nelson rode back into town in the limo with the White House staff.