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The Hill Articles: October 19, 2007

October 19
Romney scores with religious right Sen. Clinton digs deep into D.C. donor pockets Pelosi vows another SCHIP vote after GOP sustains Bush’s veto Dems cool to Senate FISA deal 2008 and counting: Edwards hits Clinton on red-state credibility Vote on Southwick likely next week DHS criticized for Chinese steel in U.S.-Mexico fence Approps staffer will fight subpoena Weyant’s world: October 19, 2007 Prominent Iraq veteran Bruhns quits major anti-war organization Weiner calls for hearings, IG probe on traffic program Romney’s rivals brace for big January loan Oversight ‘…We are absolutely failing … in how the system is performing’ Pentagon objects to installation access restrictions Primary troubles Fire Franking Commission’s Republican staff for ‘strike’ Giuliani hoards nuts The 2008 Howard Dean Fantasy Getting out: High culture goes lowbrow Lunch with the boys of the Palm What’s on your nightstand? (Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-Wash.)) Sabato: Constitution ready for a tune-up Speaking for books Apologize to Arar, but Don’t Give Terrorists Due Process (Rep. Dana Rohrabacher) Mukasey Sails, FISA Passes Intel At summit, social conservatives search for Mr. Right Capping SCHIP Big Step Back SCHIP Debate NOT about Low-Income Kids (Rep. Adrian Smith) Obama calls on Bush to ax voting rights chief Pete Stark the Latest Example of House Democrats Out of Control Clyburn declines to apologize for Stark’s remarks More Children, More Choices, More Compromise (Rep. Tim Walberg) News Flash: Bush Still Relevant Clinton: Bush’s “Trapdoor” Economy The White Choice Bipartisan Solutions Needed for Black America House Floor Tells All on Dems’ SCHIP Intentions (Rep. John Shadegg) Protecting Vulnerable Communities from Impacts of Climate Change is Moral Imperative (Rep. Hilda Solis) In Christian Coalition, GOP presidential contenders face tough crowd Tough New Sanctions Needed to Halt Imports of Burmese Gemstones (Rep. Tom Lantos) Maher Case Demonstrates Lack of Accountability in U.S. Torture Practices