Geraldine Ferraro calls Obama 'sexist'; may notvote for him in election... May 21, 2008
Geraldine Ferraro, calling Barack Obama "sexist," may not back him : Top of the Ticket : Los Angeles Times. Might fully one-third of the six surviving Democratic vice presidential nominees end up opposing their party's national ticket this November. (The Drudge Report)
6 comments Mar 7, 2008
Until the American people start punishing these pork barrelers by taking them OUT, of their cushy Washington jobs, as opposed to voting them back in, will deficit spending be truly on the way down. Also, where is all of the money coming from for all of these programs being promised on the presidential campaign tour. (Human Events Online)
Trade will help keep state solvent Feb 26, 2008
Trade with China, Japan, South Korea, Canada and Mexico has more than offset the impact of the housing slowdown on Washington jobs and state coffers. State exports hit a record of more than 66 billion in 2007, according the state Department of Community Trade and Economic Development. (Longview Daily News, WA)
Print Edition May 15, 2006
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A conversation withPaula Stern May 11, 2006
A conversation with Paula Stern - Washington Business Journal. Members: Not Registered. (Washington Business Journal, DC)
America's Capital Partners May 10, 2006
No clowning around, headquarters of Ringling Bros. parent sold - Washington Business Journal. (Washington Business Journal, DC)
Steve Chamberlain May 9, 2006
Integral Systems launches record profits - Washington Business Journal. Members: Not Registered. (Washington Business Journal, DC)
Arundel Mills May 9, 2006
Annapolis mall begins expansion - Washington Business Journal. Members: Not Registered. (Washington Business Journal, DC)
Md. biotechs land $210M for flu-vaccine work May 5, 2006
biotechs land $210M for flu-vaccine work - Washington Business Journal. Members: Not Registered. (Washington Business Journal, DC)
Mills gets $2.23B in financing May 5, 2006
23B in financing - Washington Business Journal. Members: Not Registered. (Washington Business Journal, DC)
New medical malpractice insurer in Md. May 4, 2006
New medical malpractice insurer in Md. - Washington Business Journal. (Washington Business Journal, DC)
Freddie Mac to pay $3.8 million fine Apr 20, 2006
Freddie Mac to pay $3. 8 million fine - Washington Business Journal. (Washington Business Journal, DC)
Tech vets set out to secure $2.5M for new business Apr 20, 2006
Tech vets set out to secure $2. 5M for new business - Washington Business Journal. (Washington Business Journal, DC)
Jack Johnson Apr 19, 2006
More hotels reserve space at National Harbor - Washington Business Journal. Members: Not Registered. (Washington Business Journal, DC)
A&A Investment Group Apr 19, 2006
Three Downtown D.C. buildings change hands - Washington Business Journal. Members: Not Registered. (Washington Business Journal, DC)
U.S. payrolls swell by 243,000 Mar 11, 2006
Jobless rate nudges up to 4. 8% as more people enter work force By Joel Havemann Originally published March 11, 2006 WASHINGTON // Jobs grew at a healthy clip in February, the government reported yesterday, helping boost payrolls to their highest annual increase in more than four years while encouraging more jobless to re-enter the labor force. (Sunspot.net -- Business)
Judging the Judge Jan 10, 2006
Posted Monday, Jan. 09, 2006 Resumes dont get much better than this: Princeton; Yale Law School; high-powered Washington jobs; 15 years of distinguished service on the federal bench. But for Supreme Court nominee Judge Samuel Alito, a lifetime's work has boiled down to one public performance this week on Capitol Hill. (Time.com)
