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Senate May Subpoena Rove The Senate Judiciary Committee is set to vote Thursday on whether to authorize subpoenas to 14 current and former administration officials. See Also: Capital Turns Cold for Bush » Read More

--OmniMediaGroup 08:25, 15 March 2007 (PDT)

Lobbying Revenue Fails to Outpace Inflation Revenue growth in the lobbying industry, at 10 percent, disappoints lobbyists. » Read More The New Dean Political Plan Howard Dean reaches out to world leaders, opens door to another White House run. » Read More The Big Dance Begins Don't pack your bracket with upsets. Cut the heartstrings to emotional favorites. Keep in mind that Cinderella stories are the exception. Get over Duke. » Read More Dems Split on Domestic Plan House Democrats are getting back on message after a month of discord over the Iraq war and drift on domestic issues. See Also: Doolittle Does It Differently » Read More --OmniMediaGroup 09:02, 14 March 2007 (PDT) In Hawaii, Media Surfs Obama's Past Obama's candidacy has been good for the Hawaii economy and bad for newsroom budgets. See Also: Obama and AIPAC » Read More Retailers, Banks Duke It Out Over Transaction Fees Financial companies and merchants are cleaning their weapons for a major legislative fight that affects just about every American consumer. » Read More Where Everybody Knows Your Name Dining at The Palm is all about "the experience." » Read More Democrats Vow Push on Trust Issues House Democrats plan a new challenge to White House executive authority, including access to presidential papers. » Read More --OmniMediaGroup 07:43, 13 March 2007 (PDT) The Corporate Crackdown Tucked deep inside the lobbying reform bill the Senate passed in January is a relatively small provision, overlooked during the broad debate, that only now is sending shock waves through business circles. » Read More Moderates Snub GOP Leadership Can moderate Republicans stand up to the GOP leadership? » Read More Call It K Street East Constitution Avenue just doesn't have the same cachet as K Street, a metonym that's long evoked images of lobbying firms lording over the Northwest Washington thoroughfare. » Read More '08 Bid by Hagel Would Test GOP If Sen. Chuck Hagel launches his presidential campaign on Monday, his candidacy will test whether an anti-war -- and sometimes defiantly anti-Bush -- contender has a viable constituency in the Republican Party. » Read More --OmniMediaGroup 07:45, 12 March 2007 (PDT) Insiders Map Plan for '08 Thompson Bid Supporters say the actor and former Republican senator, who confirmed Sunday that he may run for president, would be a no-nonsense, charismatic candidate. » Read More What the Fox Fight Was All About Reid and the Nevada Democratic party decided to nix a presidential debate co-sponsored by Fox News. » Read More More Capitol Visitor Center Delays Collins reports on new Capitol Visitor's Center delays. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.) says she anticipates more are on the way. » Read More GOP Opponents Say Now It’s Rudy’s Turn Republican contenders make plans to try to halt Giuliani’s 08 surge. » Read More --OmniMediaGroup 07:54, 9 March 2007 (PST) Iraq Pullout Could Begin July 1 Will the White House veto the House Democratic plan to pull American troops out of Iraq? Latest updates at: The Crypt » Read More FEC Revolving Door Swings Faster The relationship between campaign regulators and the campaigns they regulate is growing increasingly clubby. » Read More Bush Wages Unsung Battle Against Global Anti-Semitism The following was adapted from "A World Ignited: How Apostles of Ethnic, Religious, and Racial Hatred Torch the Globe," by Martin and Susan J. Tolchin (Rowman & Littlefield, 2006). » Read More Richardson Defense on Character Raises Questions Bill Richardson's 2008 presidential campaign has been burdened by discussion about his behavior with women. See Also: Hagel to Announce Plan Monday » Read More --OmniMediaGroup 07:51, 8 March 2007 (PST) Pelosi Won't Take Legal Action Over Raid Nancy Pelosi has decided against objecting to last year's FBI raid on William Jefferson's Capitol Hill office. » Read More The Immigration Minefield Immigration issues divide Republicans and Democrats - but which party's candidate will appeal to Hispanic voters? » Read More Bipartisan Satire The Capitol Steps will miss President Bush when he leaves office. Ever the bumbling speaker, he's given the musical and acting troupe a wealth of material to parody -- and political cover when an actor flubs his lines. » Read More Libby Verdict Will Echo For 2008 Republicans The guilty verdicts mean that the case remains an ugly and enduring part of President Bush's last two years in office. » Read More --OmniMediaGroup 08:18, 7 March 2007 (PST) Democrats Weigh Timetable Vote as Iraq Compromise House Democratic leaders are considering a vote on a timetable for withdrawing U.S. troops from Iraq before taking up $98 billion in new military spending. » Read More Attorneys Scandal Endangers Wilson Rep. Heather Wilson has long been among the most vulnerable Republicans in Congress, eking out wins in a Democratic-leaning New Mexico district because of her independent reputation and persistent campaigning. » Read More Election Lawyers Are Hot Commodity John Edwards casts himself as the anti-Hillary candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination, but ironically he and Hillary Rodham Clinton share a key player: their campaign attorney. » Read More Liberal Democrats Revolt on Iraq Spending Bill Nancy Pelosi faces a revolt from liberal House Democrats over the Iraq supplemental, insiders say. » Read More --OmniMediaGroup 09:57, 6 March 2007 (PST) McConnell Helps Save GOP's Agenda The inside-the-Beltway reviews are in: Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell knows how to work a chamber. » Read More Dingell Warns of Climate Fight John Dingell should install a revolving door to his office to handle the parade of lobbyists and executives coming to chat. » Read More Two Freshmen Learn the Perils of Talking Too Much For new members of Congress, one of the golden rules for success is to stay out of the limelight -- keep your mouth closed and focus on your constituents. » Read More Edwards Sends Video to 70,000 Iowans Edwards is mailing DVDs to more than 70,000 Iowa households to introduce his plan for universal health care. » Read More --OmniMediaGroup 09:57, 6 March 2007 (PST) Ann Coulter, You're No Sister Souljah Conservative opinion columnist Jennifer Rubin says it's time for the GOP to call out Ann Coulter. Tell us if you agree. » Read More Davis Takes Direct Shot at HRC The showdown in Selma between Obama and Hillary commenced with a verbal jab by Rep. Artur Davis against HRC and her vote to authorize the Iraq war. » Read More Romney: Blogs More Open Than Mainstream Media The former Massachusetts governor, under fire for flip-flopping, says the blogosphere will help him answer the "opposition research" of his rivals. » Read More Anyone but McCain, Santorum Says Former Pennsylvania senator Rick Santorum hasn't endorsed a candidate for president - but he knows who he won't back. » Read More --OmniMediaGroup 09:57, 6 March 2007 (PST) Satellite Radio Merger Partners Pledge Not to Raise Prices If federal regulators allow the nation’s two satellite radio services to merge, they will not raise prices and even try to lower them. That pledge came Wednesday from Sirius Satellite Radio chief executive officer Mel Karmazin during a series of often sharp exchanges with members of Congress. » Read More Obama Ruling Could Prove Moot, Backfire Prompted by Barack Obama, a federal panel Thursday granted unprecedented fundraising flexibility to presidential candidates. » Read More Coup Against Baca Fizzles A planned coup against Hispanic Caucus Chairman Joe Baca appeared to fizzle Thursday after details became public. » Read More <adsense> google_ad_client = "pub-5512298628457000"; google_ad_width = 728; google_ad_height = 90; google_ad_format = "728x90_as"; google_ad_type = "text_image"; google_ad_channel = ""; google_color_border = "FFFFFF"; google_color_bg = "FFFFFF"; google_color_link = "0066CC"; google_color_text = "000000"; google_color_url = "008000"; </adsense> Directory:Allbritton Communications/Politico/When Foot Goes in Mouth, It Goes on the Web Directory:Allbritton Communications/Politico/Federal Agency Cleans Up Its Own Wikipedia Entry Directory:Allbritton Communications/Politico/Poker Players Put Chips on Entertainment Value Directory:Allbritton Communications/Politico/Gambling Industry Dealt a Good Hand In New Congress anti semitism navigation search republican contenders racial hatred iraq relationship white house globe house plan democratic plan susan j tolchin fec american troops giuliani pullout veto