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The Gales of November Came Early
March 3, 2010 was eerily similar to September 29, 2006 on Capitol Hill.
Motivational Monday: Be a Master of Time
Trust me. I know how hard it can be to get everything done that you want or need to get done in a day's...
The Sounds of Silence
Tareq and Michaele Salahi "appeared" at a Capitol Hill hearing probing how they allegedly crashed a White House state dinner last year. "Appeared" is about all the couple did.
Should Tim Geithner be indicted?
The emails obtained by Cong. Darryl Issa (R-CA), which I have seen and reviewed, reveal a conspiracy among lawyers for AIG and the NY...
When the Doors Close
Televising meetings on health care reform is a noble idea. Only that's not how American government works.
Turducken
A "turducken" is roasting in the Congressional kitchen this holiday season.
Nocturnes
A big Senate vote on health care reform disrupted the usual nighttime rhythms of the Capitol early Monday morning.
Year of the Message
If anyone wants to get a sense of how moderate Democrats from swing districts may vote in 2010, just look at two close votes in the House Wednesday.
The Most Wonderful Time of the Year
The holiday spirit seems to have avoided Capitol Hill this year.
25 Seconds
Congressional bipartisanship appears to have lasted precisely 25 seconds when it comes to an inquiry about what happened earlier this month at Fort Hood.
what a weekend
It was Saturday night live and the HOUSE passed landmark health care legislation. It will decide the outcome of the 2010 election one way...
war continues
I know I rarely say this but read the New York Times today it effectively and fairly chronicles why and how the White House...
Spiked
Chad Pergram explains how a spat over a California water bill has derailed efforts to honor the UC Irvine men's volleyball team.
The Fog of Health Care
You've heard of the "fog of war?" Try the "fog of health care."
The Political Mechanics of ACORN
A confusing vote on the House floor Thursday regarding ACORN creates a unique political dynamic for both political parties.
Mr. Brownstone
The government is growing at an unprecedented pace. But the trend is evident if you look around Capitol Hill at its brick and mortar projects.
Recess
Congressional aides share something in common with first graders. The most hallowed word in their respective lexicons is recess. And Congress is on recess right now.
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