Monday, November 23, 2009

Barbara Boxer

Not All Republicans Are Bad Guys in Boxer's Book

The California Democrat says she's grown as an author. more >>

Climate Change Bill Faces Hurdles in the Senate

Democrat Barbara Boxer is leading the fight in the Senate. more >>

Boxer Braces for Challenge from Carly Fiorina

The California senator is up for re-election to a fourth term in 2010. more >>

Joe Scarborough's Secret to Success: Play Nice

The TV and radio host doesn't yell at his guests. more >>

Barbara Boxer: In the Driver's Seat on Environmental Laws

The chair of the Senate Environment Committee will shape a variety of green energy legislation. more >>

Senate, Barbara Boxer Take Big Foreign Policy Step For Women in Poverty

A step of historic significance. more >>

EPA Chief Defends Shielding of Global Warming Papers

Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Stephen Johnson said this morning that he was attempting to protect his agency's ability to defend itself in court when he initially redacted documents turned over to a congressional committee concerning his dispute with California over global warming regulations. more >>

Database Shows Earmarks in Spending Bill

The earmarks attached to the various versions of the Labor-HHS spending bill that President Bush vetoed earlier this week have been compiled into a single database by the nonprofit watchdog group Taxpayers for Common Sense. The House, Senate, and conference versions of the bill and their 2,246 earmarks worth $1.055 billion can be viewed at the group's website. more >>

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