The Hill Articles: September 6, 2007

GOP uproar over Craig House Dems signal a shift on Iraq plans Catching fish, netting earmarks up in Alaska Dems battle for Silicon Valley cash Walker forced to defend report card Romney benefits from ties to eBay president Donna Edwards, debate sponsor criticize absent Wynn at first primary showdown House GOP selects members to scrutinize controversial vote Ohio Rep. Gillmor remembered for ‘love for our state and our country’ Johnson gets warm bipartisan greeting Cochran to endorse Thompson Sen. Dodd shifts, plans to unveil predatory lending bill Dems regroup to overhaul FISA Mold means it’s curtains for House upholstery shop, for now Simpson pledges to defend Craig’s earmarks for Idaho constituents Democrats, White House diverge on gas tax Rules Committee places the Senate on a diet Shaheen’s delay creating uncertainty in New Hampshire’s Senate election Ducking a question What Petraeus must answer Following the Foley lessons Scandal usurps Idaho’s legacy Gadget shopping and gabbing with Greta The buzz of Capitol Hill in the morning Weyant’s World: September 6, 2007 Going, Going….Not Gone Opening The Doors of Higher Education (Rep. Carolyn McCarthy) MoveOn ponders taking on Democratic incumbents Thompson Stiffs New Hampshire, Paul Wins Debate Poll, McCain and Huckabee Smile Patent Reform Long Overdue (Rep. Howard Berman) Ask A.B. Dodd demands mandatory withdrawal deadline Bush Cashing In Don’t Jump to Conclusions on Iraq Huckabee calls Paul’s debate comments ‘ludicrous’ Affordable Education Is Paramount (Rep. John Yarmuth) Incompetence in the House Old Naval smack-down McCain Roars Back 24 Hours in Boston Second Amendment Applies in D.C., Same as Everyehwere Else (Rep. Marilyn Musgrave) Critical Time to Have Unvarnished Information (Rep. Russ Carnahan) White House mum on comedy group’s security breach GAO Report Paints Grim Picture (Sen. Evan Bayh) Debates About Surge’s Effectiveness Miss the Point (Rep. Adam Smith) Kennedy, Miller agree on final student loan bill DCCC Blasts GOP ‘Moral High Ground’ Whatever