The Hill Articles: September 19, 2007

Craig returns to the Hill Republican legislation would prevent another shutdown Webb’s Iraq bill inches closer to 60 Hoyer blasts Rep. Moran on AIPAC remark New ethics rule could lead to Rep. Filner probe Weyant’s World: September 19, 2007 House GOP holds centrist listening session Abercrombie points to frustration among centrist Democrats on Iraq Rudy claims bump from MoveOn ad D.C. voting bill tripped up in the Senate Mass. GOP candidate Ogonowski criticizes Boehner for ‘small price’ comment on war Leahy seeks middle ground on AG hearings, Bush administration’s subpoena compliance Former rivals Poe, Lampson team up to kill air tax New polls show much tighter Shaheen-Sununu race Obama unveils tax cut plan for middle class and seniors What you see not always what they got Senators seek to nix controversial Joint Cargo Aircraft provision Candidates’ degree of religosity Dem White House hopefuls would resurrect OSHA rule Lobbying world As champion of black farmers, Obama could win Southern votes Labor groups differ on Peru free trade deal First round of CHOMP beneficiaries will include former Reps. Bradley, Hart, Ryun Huckabee triumphs in ‘value voters’ straw poll The ‘majority of the majority’ doctrine Illegal-logging bill misses mark Pass new use-of-force resolution on Iraq A boon to U.S. natural-gas supply Careful Hillary Stop social engineering and unconscionable tax increases Warner’s wide appeal Fearless Fred Oil and water do mix The president and congressional Republicans need to reach across the aisle for the good of the count Defense spending bill aims toward fiscal responsibility Wynn to endorse no one in primary Appropriators should restrain federal spending, not expand it Sugar and spice: Which Hill offices are really nice — Southern or Northern? Conyers aide resigns, leaves behind divine letter All Hill breaking loose Senate Republicans stop troop dwell time bill A Question of Priorities: Money for Healthcare, Not War Reid urges cooperation on FISA improvements Mental Health Coverage Receives Boost (Sen. Mike Enzi) Nationalized Health Plan Would Be Inefficient (Sen. Judd Gregg) Senate Needs to Give Webb Amendment a Rest Regulation Needed for Lead-Tainted Imports (Rep. Joe Pitts) Giving Tony Soprano a Pass Ethics panel to investigate Filner’s assault charge Romney: ‘When Republicans Act Like Democrats, America Loses’ Johanns to resign, run for Senate, sources say Romney calls on GOP to shape up The Real Effect of the Fed’s Rate Cut Gays and Children We Need a 9/11 Commission Style Look at Iraq Contracts (Sen. Claire McCaskill) Showdown Looming on FISA Initial Impression of Mukasey Positive (Sen. Russ Feingold) House Decries Vietnam’s Growing Abuse (Rep. Ed Royce) Webb: Bush should think twice before Iraq bill veto HR 811, Unfunded Mandates, and the Protection of Civil Rights No Pre-K Child Left Behind Hillary’s Health Plan