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» GOP Offers Same Drilling Drivel, June 16, 2008 As the price of gas sets a new record seemingly every week, I wish the president had something else to offer Americans, people like the truckers being driven out of business by the cost of diesel or the dozens of high school students forced to bike 10 miles to school and back in Eclectic, Ala. |
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» Ready for Real Change, May 02, 2008 Settling in across from Steny Hoyer in his Capitol office, I tell the Maryland Democrat he'd "really make my day" if he'd use this interview to finally endorse Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama for president. |
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» Rescue Plan Leads Housing Package, May 02, 2008 A plan to rescue hundreds of thousands of homeowners at risk of foreclosure began moving through Congress yesterday, as lawmakers worked to shape an aggressive response to the nation's housing crisis. |
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» More Republicans back Democrats' housing rescue, April 29, 2008 The Democrats' housing rescue plan is picking up converts among Republicans who are shrugging off White House objections after getting an earful from voters struggling to stave off foreclosure. |
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» Housing Sense in Congress?, April 21, 2008 Presidential candidates insist that Washington needs fixing, and we in the commentariat love to expose hypocrisy, pork-barreling and gridlock. So it feels awkward to admit the truth about the subprime meltdown. First Congress produced a timely and well-crafted stimulus. Now it is working on proposals to help homeowners, and with one ugly exception, the recommendations are sound. |
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» Hoyer earns trust with House GOP, April 18, 2008 Hoyer’s credibility among Republicans and conservative Democrats has served as a valuable asset to the Democratic leadership and placed him in the middle of this year’s biggest policy debates. |
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» House Democrats Reject Telecom Immunity, March 11, 2008 Locked in a standoff with the White House, House Democrats on Tuesday maintained their refusal to shield from civil lawsuits telecommunications companies that helped the government eavesdrop on their customers without a secret court's permission. |
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» Scare Tactics and Our Surveillance Bill, February 25, 2008 Nothing is more important to the American people than our safety and our freedom. As the chairmen of the House and Senate intelligence and judiciary committees, we have an enormous responsibility to protect both. |
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» Time for Legislating, February 14, 2008 President Bush should allow Congress to fine-tune legislation on surveillance. |
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» Denying Children, October 26, 2007 The House approved a revised bill to finance the children’s health insurance program yesterday by a 265-to-142 margin — a strong mandate, but still not enough to overcome another promised veto by President Bush. |
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» Another $200 Billion, October 25, 2007 President Bush waited until he had vetoed a relatively inexpensive children’s health insurance bill before asking for tens of billions of dollars more for his misadventure in Iraq. |
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» Daring Bush to Veto, October 18, 2007 The GOP has had a rough month. |
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» Surveillance Update, October 14, 2007 The House is poised this week to take up a carefully crafted revision to the law that addresses the administration's valid complaint about the old statute: that because of technological changes in international communications, intelligence agencies were being required to go through the time-consuming process of obtaining court orders to eavesdrop on foreign targets. |
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» Bush's chance to RESTORE credibility, October 13, 2007 This week, two House committees made good on a Democratic promise to approve new privacy protections for Americans innocently caught up in the eavesdropping on suspected terrorists by the National Security Agency. |
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» Democrats Gain Ground in Fights Over Budget, SCHIP, September 27, 2007 Congressional Democrats hold the political high ground in their battles with President Bush over the budget and children’s health — and plan to press their advantage to the hilt. |
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» Longest-serving Md. congressman, June 05, 2007 House Majority Leader Steny H. Hoyer, already the highest-ranking congressman in Maryland history, became the longest-serving yesterday. |
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» Promoting public transit for energy independence, May 10, 2007 It is clear to all Americans that our nation has significant transportation needs that are driving our ever-expanding appetite for energy, and correspondingly, our over-reliance on petroleum products and foreign sources of oil. |
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» Lawmakers warn China of PR "disaster" in Darfur, May 09, 2007 More than 100 U.S. lawmakers sent China's President Hu Jintao a letter on Wednesday warning of "disaster" for the 2008 Olympic Games if Beijing fails to do more to stop carnage in Chinese ally Sudan's Darfur region. |
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» Sweet!, May 05, 2007 He's moved into some of the choicest real estate in the U.S. Capitol, all crystal chandeliers and gilt-framed mirrors a stone's throw from the rotunda. |
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» The House Leadership's Snake Charmer, May 01, 2007 He's 15 minutes late, but it hardly matters. In 15 seconds, House Majority Leader Steny H. Hoyer will have a room full of hard-boiled political reporters giggling like schoolchildren. |
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» In many ways, Hoyer is a man of opportunity, April 25, 2007 Just 36 hours after ending a dozen years of GOP control in Congress last November, Reps. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) sat with President Bush and Vice President Cheney in the Oval Office for photographs that would be transmitted worldwide. |
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» House Passes Bill to Give D.C. a Full Congressional Seat, April 19, 2007 The House today passed legislation to give the District a full seat in Congress, marking the biggest victory in nearly three decades in the city's quest for voting rights. |
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» Hoyer Leads Visit to Darfur, April 12, 2007 Rep. Steny H. Hoyer (D-Md.) said he wanted to make a powerful statement by leading his first overseas congressional trip as House majority leader. So he went to Darfur, the region of Africa's Sudan that has been ravaged by genocide and torn by a civil war. |
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» The Troika and the Surge, March 21, 2007 I hope the Democrats, under Speaker Nancy Pelosi, keep pushing to set a deadline for withdrawal from Iraq, because they are providing two patriotic services that the Republicans failed to offer in the previous four years. |
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» On Oversight and Iraq, Congress Finally Asserts Itself, March 07, 2007 The Iraq War is the topic of the day, the week, the month, the year. But before I get to it, I need to repeat a mantra that I will continue to chant: It’s the oversight, stupid. |
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