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    Role Players - In Newt Gingrich's House, there's ample room for House Members to play influential roles on Capitol Hill even if they aren't in positions of legislative authority. In this issue, National Journal profiles a dozen such House Members.
    by Cohen, Richard E.
    Published in National journal (1996)
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    Congressional Chronicle
    by Cohen, Richard E.
    Published in National journal (1996)
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    The Evolution of Tom DeLay - During eight years as House majority whip, Tom DeLay made himself famous as a snarling, highly partisan enforcer, with little use for those who didn't share his conservative fervor. But as House majority leader for the past year, the Texas Republican has taken pains to portray himself as a disciplined, measured leader who is responsive to all types of House Republicans. Is DeLay positioning himself to become speaker one day?
    by Cohen, Richard E.
    Published in National journal (2003)
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    Congressional Chronicle - Early soundings suggest that Members who voted for impeachment might not be pounded at the polls.
    by Cohen, Richard E.
    Published in National journal (1999)
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    Congressional Chronide - We may be near the beginning of an era in which control of the House and the Senate will be up for grabs every two years.
    by Cohen, Richard E.
    Published in National journal (1996)
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    How They Measumd Up - Some Republicans who normally are among the most-conservative members find themselves keeping company with moderates in National Journal's congressional vote ratings for 2003. Meanwhile, John Kerry was the most liberal member of the Senate last year, with John Edwards not far behind. The ratings rank members of Congress on how they vote relative to each other on a conservative-to-liberal scale in each chamber.
    by Cohen, Richard E.
    Published in National journal (2004)
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    Congressional Chronicle - Reps. Dan Burton and Henry A. Waxman actually agree on something: Clinton's FALN clemency is a dumb idea.
    by Cohen, Richard E.
    Published in National journal (1999)
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    The Revolution's Sputtering Again - As Republicans dawdle and bicker, the more-cohesive Democrats entertain hopes of retaking the House.
    by Cohen, Richard E.
    Published in National journal (1998)
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    Congress Returns: Overview - After the lots-of-talk, little-action first session of the 106th, members seem willing to give legislating a chance in the second session. The trick will be finding issues in which both parties see ways to advance their political interests.
    by Cohen, Richard E.
    Published in National journal (2000)
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    Surrogate Stumpeirs - Lawmakers who aren't running for the White House are active in the presidential campaigns, particularly on behalf of Capitol Hill outsiders Rudy Giuliani and Mitt Romney.
    by Cohen, Richard E.
    Published in National journal (2007)
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