Senator John F. Kerry, Democrat of Massachusetts, said the fact that there has been no investigation of the misuse of intelligence means US policy may still be based on mistaken conclusions.
Monthly Archives: July 2005
Henry Waxman: $1.5 Billion Giveaway to Oil Industry, Halliburton and Sugarland, TX Slipped into Energy Bill
Rep. Henry Waxman sent a letter to Speak of the House Dennis Hastert today, asking how did a $1.5 Billion giveaway to Oil Industry, Halliburton and Sugarland, TX get secretly slipped into the Energy Bill?
John Kerry’s Speech at The New Republic’s Conference on Telecommunications Policy
John Kerry spoke today at The New Republic’s conference on telecommunications policy. The forum focused on the reauthorization of the Telecommunications Act of 1996.
John Kerry Says Revolution in Telecommunications Must be Addressed in Legislation
John Kerry Says Revolution in Telecommunications Must be Addressed in Legislation Today Senator John Kerry spoke to The New Republic’s conference on telecommunications policy. The forum focused on the reauthorization of the Telecommunications Act of 1996. Senator Kerry’s remarks follow as prepared. “Ten years ago, ‘broadband’ wasn’t part of our vocabulary. Today, 35 million households enjoy broadband service – a lot more, but nothing compared to what they’re doing in South Korea and elsewhere. Ten years ago only 25...
Bush Administration Shortchanges Small Business: Contracts Go Unchallenged
Kerry legislation would prevent practice that favors big businesses over small businesses. WASHINGTON -- A recent report by the Small Business Administration’s Inspector General sheds light on the Bush administration’s failure to prevent federal agencies from putting contracts out of the reach of small businesses through a tactic known as contract bundling.
Leahy: No Vote for Activist Nominee
Patrick Leahy, Ranking Member of the Senate Judiciary Committtee, is worried about John Roberts' stance on some issues. He's also not all to happy with the conservatives that currently serve on the Supreme Court...
Lance Armstrong Slams Cost of Iraq War
Fighting cancer is new mission for Lance Armstrong. Armstrong a member of Bush's Cancer Panel since 2002, publicly criticized the cost of the war in Iraq, in comparison to budget for cancer research.
Did Bush Know or Was he Oblivious?
Did Bush know that Rove and Libby -- or whoever the sources were -- betrayed Plame's cover and with it the CIA front company that supposedly employed her? Or was the president oblivious?
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