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The Hill Articles: June 7, 2006

June 7
The Real Death Tax In Response To Rep. Thompson On NSA, Hayden $50 Billion Deficit Decrease Shows Wisdom of Pro-Growth Policies Constitutional, Legislative Line-item Veto Will Help Cut Pork, Improve Accountability My Amendment–Killing the Bridge to Nowhere I Will Vote Against the Kirk Amendment and For The Alaska Bridge Letting States Decide How To Fight Pornography DeLay Resignation Points To Humane Labor Laws in Mariana Islands The Marriage Amendment Would Have Protected The People’s Will Bush and Rubber Stamp Republican Congress Focus on Wrong Priorities The Right To Regulate Marriage Belongs To The States Amendment Necessary Only if Activist Judges Make It So Back to Real Business After Blocking Gay Marriage Amendment We Cannot Stand Silently As Division Is Written Into the Constitution Republican Refinery Bill–Will Help Big Oil Over Consumers A Key Vote Toward Energy Independence Cuts in Homeland Security Funds for NYC is Unbelievable, Insulting Ann Coulter’s Slams At 9/11 Widows–Unconscionable Profiteering Bush’s Harebrained Tax Collection Plan Worth Rejecting It’s Time To Earn More A’s than F’s on Homeland Security Sub-Standard Labor Practices, No Trade With Oman Oil addiction needs a long-term solution and short-term relief Telecom group spends big to raise industry profile Senate candidates choose their battles on immigration debate Oil addiction needs a long-term solution and short-term relief Pelosi slams McCrery’s Social Security remark Weyant’s World Warner calling for quick Haditha report Santorum, Lugar headed for clash on Iran sanctions bill Boehner gets an earful on Jefferson raid protest Pelosi invites Jefferson to address House Democrats House GOP threatens to ‘blue-slip’ bill ‘I’m a Republican – but I’m voting for you’ Grassley to seek protection for Capitol whistle-blowers Holtz-Eakin has doubts on asbestos-fund sunset Da Vinci math and other tales of innumeracy Wrong-track notions dog both parties GOP wanes in N.Y. The spoilers of the 2008 race are Gore and Giuliani