Do Not Ask What Good We Do : Inside the U.S. House of Representatives

from magicians_nephew

Watching Colonel Alan West the Tea Party favorite from Florida fight like a wolverine (and lose) his race for re-election to the house recalls to mind the wonderful Do Not Ask What Good We Do a slightly biased but I think fair view of the last two years of the Congress in Washington. If you watch...

from cblaker

Among the best pieces of political reporting I can remember reading. One can tell that the author's sympathies are with the liberals, but this does not prevent the author from presenting members of Congress as human beings with good intentions. If you only watch the news for your political inform...

from Schmerguls

4976. Do Not Ask What Good We Do Inside the U.S. House of Representatives, by Robert Draper (read 16 Nov 2012) This is about the year 2011 in the House of Representatives. The author spent a lot of time with some of the nuttier freshman Republicans, such as Jeff Duncan of South Carolina, who has ...

from Judiex

DO NOT ASK WHAT WE DO The evening of January 20, 2009, 15 white males and their spouses met at an expensive restaurant in Washington DC. Seven of the men were Congressmen (Eric Cantor, Kevin McCarthy, Paul Ryan, Pete Sessions, Jeb Hensarling, Pete Hoekstra, and Dan Lungren); five were Senators (J...

from Judiex

DO NOT ASK WHAT WE DO The evening of January 20, 2009, 15 white males and their spouses met at an expensive restaurant in Washington DC. Seven of the men were Congressmen (Eric Cantor, Kevin McCarthy, Paul Ryan, Pete Sessions, Jeb Hensarling, Pete Hoekstra, and Dan Lungren); five were Senators (J...