Dennis Hastert

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Tom Reynolds, meet your chief of staff
The NRCC chairman claims he didn't authorize Kirk Fordham to have dealings with Foley. Fordham says otherwise.
It's not exactly waterboarding, but Foley is torturing the GOP
Polling turns and pressure grows.
Hastert flip-flops, Foley's lawyer equivocates
Did the speaker ask Foley to resign? Did the congressman have physical contact with pages?
Quote of the Day
Dennis Hastert on why it's all about him.
Bush: I'm disgusted with Foley, but I know Denny Hastert
The president says that "people in positions of responsibility" have the responsibility to protect children. Well, some of them, anyway.
House majority leader: It's the speaker's problem
John Boehner lays responsbility for Foleygate at Dennis Hastert's door.
Hastert's ouster: An unavoidable snowball or a cold day in hell?
One voice from the right says Republicans are plotting the speaker's departure -- but not until after the November election.
For Reynolds and Hastert, the Foley plot thickens
The NRCC chairman's chief of staff reportedly tried to persuade ABC to bury Foley's instant messages; the Washington Times calls on Speaker Hastert to resign.
Quote of the Day
Dennis Hastert on foxes who guard chicken coops.
House Republicans on Foley: Heads, meet sand
Maybe they didn't know about other messages to other pages. But did they even try to find out?
Denny Hastert's Web site magic act
How to make stories about sexual predators disappear and then reappear all over again.
Foley fallout: Snow spins, Republicans scramble as more messages emerge
What did they know and when did they know it?
Highway robbery
Dennis Hastert's support of federal funding for a road near his investment property recalls the "honest graft" of Tammany Hall.
Minimum-wage hike falls short
Since 1997, it has been $5.15 an hour.
The Abramoff probe: Is Hastert "in the mix"?
ABC's sources say yes. The speaker of the House says no.
The William Jefferson case, and what "some Republicans" say
Amid questions about the separation of powers, Democrats begin to push Jefferson.
Can a Presidential Medal of Freedom be far behind?
Dennis Hastert's picks for high Congressional honors: Porter Goss and Dick Cheney.
The arms race on ethics reform
Both parties have proposals. One comes closer to dealing with the problems at hand.
Republicans gone wild
"Ethics reform" gestures and suddenly hazy memories can't hide the truth: Abramoff is an integral part of the GOP machine that revved up with the '94 "revolution."
Tom DeLay, Jack Abramoff and the art of understatement
House Republicans wonder if they should be led by someone better equipped to deal with the corruption scandal. Could there be anyone worse?
How about "Fitzmas Tree"?
House Speaker Dennis Hastert strikes a blow for Christmas.
The other CIA leak case
Bill Frist and Dennis Hastert had a big idea. Could it have been any worse?
"What didn't go right?"
President Bush's absurd question underscores the arrogance of an administration whose "limited government" agenda is responsible for the disastrous federal response to Katrina.
The culture war over Katrina
Right-wingers point to blacks looting and see a Hobbesian war of all against all. Liberals see a failure of civilization to help the poorest among us.
Where's Denny?
As New Orleans begs for help, the Republican speaker of the House is in Illinois, passing out pork from the transportation bill.
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