Product Placement for Edwards
“I don’t want Jim to work on Capitol Hill. I love that,” she said of their divergent careers. “His world is full of vastly different things.”
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Edgar’s Exit Leaves GOP Groping in Illinois
Peter Fitzgerald (R-Ill.) and there was no indication this week that GOP officials believed they would be able to find another potential 800-pound gorilla to make the race.
ILLINOIS: Edgar’s Decision Leaves Republicans Scrambling
Steven Rauschenberger and retired Air Force Maj. Gen. John Borling. Rep. Judy Biggert is also being encouraged by some Republicans to take a look at the race.
Day or Night, Plenty to Do
“This is the first event since the war was over that we are going to remember the dead and the people that have sacrificed for the country,” said Jerry Colbert, the concert’s executive producer
Something Old, Something New
The most popular class offered this season is the beginning Arabic class, according to Tony Gutierrez, the Agriculture Department’s director of evening and weekend programs.
Art Beckons Visitors Inside
One look is sure to send you scurrying to learn more about this once-forgotten master, who languished in obscurity until the 1950s.
Gephardt’s Girl Power
John Kerry (D-Mass.) for winning the so-called “Shrum primary” earlier this year.
Graham Formally Enters White House Contest
Following is the text of his prepared remarks, delivered in his hometown of Miami Lakes, Fla. We are gathered here today because this is where the future is built.
Independence
Jim Jeffords (I-Vt.) poses with Skyler, a 22-year-old bald eagle, and Edward Clark, vice chairman of the board of the National Wildlife Federation.
Driving Forward
The second bill will be this bill, the AIR-21 bill.
McCain Hosts Look at Arlington Cemetery
As McCain notes in the Travel Channel’s upcoming feature on Arlington National Cemetery, the 600-plus-acre tract just west of the Capitol across the Potomac River is “what I consider the most hallowed
TSA Needs Congressional Support
Twenty-two percent of all air cargo in the United States is carried on passenger flights, but only a tiny fraction of it is inspected.
FAA Needs to Refocus Efforts to Keep Flying
At best I have often referred to the FAA as a dysfunctional federal agency.
Investment Vital to American Roads
The result of this infrastructure investment is the finest network of roads existing anywhere in the world. Likewise, the American people are the most mobile society in history.
Transit Investment Pays for Itself
As the mayor of Chicago, I know something about transportation and its importance to the economic recovery we all hope for.
Into the Classroom
This is the goal of the “Students and Leaders” program sponsored by C-SPAN and Comcast in area high schools this month.
Frist Plans Dual Track
Mindful of this, the GOP leadership has made the decision to set aside the month of June for consideration of Medicare reforms that will enable the program to carry a prescription drug benefit, while devoting
Major League Exit
“This is the same aggressor who stages invasions into my apartment, loots Snapples from my fridge and then later claims that he was merely liberating them.” Boy George.
Waiting For Edgar
Andrew McKenna Jr. has signaled he is in the race if the top choice is not.
Fitzgerald Will Not Seek Re-election; Republicans Turn to Ex-Gov. Edgar
“Even so, I believe that if I were to undertake this race, I would win this race, because I know how I run. … I give it everything I have.”