This is a class blog for the students of POLSCI 426: Congressional Politics at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee.
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- U.S. House Passes "hate crime" bill that Bush opposed
- How It Came Down to This: 244 Democrats, 0 Republi...
- Specter: I'm not an automatic 60th vote
- Shift of Power
- A rare event with potentially huge impact
- Arlen Specter to convert to Democratic Party!
- Clinton says U.S. no longer AWOL on climate change...
- Lawmakers Arrested
- New York's 20th District Seat Finally Filled
- Measuring success in the first 100 days of the 111th
- Democrats push for investigations into interrogation
- House Heavyweight Feels Threat to Power
- Congress, interest groups gear up for highway bill
- Fundraising Shows Cantor’s Growing Clout Within GOP
- Guantanamo Bay
- Kohl now leaning moderate
- Overview: Congress Works Toward Energy Compromise
- Nate Silver explains why Congressional elections a...
- Gov. Rick Perry (TX) talking about secessation
- Cornyn Endorsing Specter
- Pirates vow to kill U.S., French sailors
- Arlen Specter has a primary opponent
- Judges Country's Most Trusted Mathematicians
- Obama to ask congress for more war money
- Democrat wins Rahm Emanuel's Ill. Congress seat
- An Article about Pelosi
- Better Know A District
- Ohio Redistricting Competition
- The world of politics works in strange ways
- Obama Vs. Congress
- The Importance of the Median Voter
- Congress and Cuba
- Not very educational
- Sen. Chris Dodd facing a strong challenger in the ...
- House approves FDA regulation of tobacco products
- Paul Ryan Leads Way for GOP Budget
- Herb Kohl Takes On Crucial Issues
- Justice Dept. Seeks To Void Stevens' Conviction
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1 comment:
Although your article brought insight on a number of issues that affect Congress and the president, there is one that stood out out me as extra sensationalized and shocking. The fact that Republicans would even take a small stab at a stance that former Senator of Alaska Ted Stevens is guilty of no wrongdoings just because the Justice department dropped his case is laughable. It should almost be viewed as a gaff by Republicans to ask for a special election because just bringing up the name of Ted Stevens in the state of Alaska should tarnish the Republican party's brand of politics in the so-called "upper one" enough to try and never make issue of anything to do with him ever again.
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