Straight But Not Narrow in the House
Try as they might, opponents of open service, led by Elaine Donnelly, were unable to crack the Members' belief that the time for change has long since passed.
Susan Davis
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Congress Should Travel More Not Less: Applauding the Aspen Institute
Steve Clemons | Posted 07.17.2008 | Politics
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Nita Lowey,
Evan Bayh,
Fred Upton,
Charles Boustany,
Jeff Bingaman,
Congressional Travel,
Greg Walden,
Earl Blumenauer,
Aspen Institute,
George Voinovich,
Howard Berman,
Henry Waxman,
Political Islam,
Dick Clark,
Susan Davis,
Rush Holt,
Robert Bennett,
John Duncan,
Geoffrey Davis,
George Miller,
Walter Isaacson,
Richard Lugar,
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Let me play the contrarian here. We need as many members out seeing the world as possible -- and if they are at a forum debating political Islam...well, fantastic!
A Turning Point for Troops & Their Families
Steve Ralls | Posted 07.14.2008 | Politics
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Gays in the Military,
Don't Ask Don't Tell,
Susan Davis,
Transgender Issues,
Pflag,
Veterans,
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Our country's ban on gay troops is counter-productive and foolish. It has ruined careers, ruined lives and put an unacceptable burden on the men and women who wear our country's uniform.
A Warning to Our Superdelegates
Paul Jenkins | Posted 03.12.2008 | Politics
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Mark Udall,
Corruption,
Al Gore,
House of Representatives,
Ben Cardin,
Martin O'Malley,
Emanuel Cleaver II,
Tammy Baldwin,
Maria Cantwell,
John Lewis,
Barney Frank,
Oregon,
Colorado,
Missouri,
Gregory Meeks,
Eliot Spitzer,
Niki Tsongas,
Lois Capps,
Pete Stark,
New Mexico,
New Jersey,
Dennis Kucinich,
Doris Matsui,
Nancy Pelosi,
John Edwards,
Carl Levin,
Barbara Mikulski,
North Carolina,
Daniel Inouye,
African-American Issues,
Alcee Hastings,
Ed Towns,
Daniel Akaka,
Edward Markey,
Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick,
Massachusetts,
Congress,
Joe Biden,
Kendrick Meek,
Democratic National Committee,
Frank Lautenberg,
Ted Kulongoski,
John Baldacci,
Geraldine Ferraro,
Maxine Waters,
Jim McDermott,
Sheila Jackson Lee,
Susan Davis,
Hilda Solis,
Davide Paterson,
Michigan,
Jimmy Carter,
Brad Sherman,
Hillary Clinton,
Mazie Hirono,
Dnc,
Jim Clyburn,
Senate,
Hawaii,
Barbara Boxer,
Sam Farr,
Sherrod Brown,
Jesse Helms,
New York State,
Maryland,
Washington,
Tom Harkin,
Mel Watt,
Tom Allen,
Howard Berman,
Debbie Wasserman Schultz,
Laura Richardson,
Yvette Clarke,
California,
Democratic Primary,
Maurice Hinchey,
Nydia Velazquez,
Maine,
Superdelegates,
Lynn Woolsey,
Norm Dicks,
Mike Honda,
Rhode Island,
New York Governor,
Diane DeGette,
Ron Wyden,
John Tierney,
Florida,
Donald Payne,
Patty Murray,
Stephanie Tubbs Jones,
Jose Serrano,
Corrine Brown,
Loretta Sanchez,
Texas,
Henry Waxman,
2008 Election,
Bill Richardson,
New York City,
Bob Filner,
Carolyn Maloney,
Iraq War,
Jon Corzine,
Tom Udall,
Sheldon Whitehouse,
Governors,
Wisconsin,
Jerry Nadler,
Iowa,
Georgia,
Diane Watson,
Louise Slaughter,
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It is increasingly unseemly for superdelegates to stand by as the Clinton campaign resorts to techniques that would have made Jesse Helms blush 20 years ago.
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