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: StandDown Texas ProjectFeingold Is Eager for Some Victories
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That's the title of an article in Roll Call this morning on U.S. Senator Russ Feingold of Wisconsin. It's written by Jessica Brady. LINKSen. Russ Feingold?s (D-Wis.) early moves this year to ban the death
penalty and amend the Constitution look like the bold strokes of a
liberal lawmaker feeling liberated by a Democratic White House.But
despite the steady stream of bill introductions and press releases,
Feingold?s frenetic pace and legislative to-do list are remarkably
consistent even in an air of change ushered in by President Barack
Obama.?My level of activity is the same it?s always been.
There?s just a greater possibility of actually accomplishing things,?
Feingold said. ?There?s a much higher comfort level with the president
now than before...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on March 31, 2009 (boomark / email).
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