Nor did he learn much (if anything) from that pander disaster: Struggling against a far-right Senate primary challenge last year, McCain -- who built his career in part by explicitly referring to himself as a maverick -- produced a pander for the ages when he told Newsweek, "I never considered myself a maverick".
The agrichemical industry is swarming the U.S. Senate right now with a last-ditch lobbying effort to pass the DARK (Deny Americans the Right to Know) Act, and thereby nullify state labeling efforts.
In this scene, Caesar, played by the actress Frances Barber, addresses the senate right before he is assasinated by conspirators (or in the case of this version, fellow prisoners), including his close friend Brutus.
This is what a first-time Franken candidacy looks like: an odd balancing act between being the guy people expect to be hilarious and crassly partisan and being a candidate voters need to be convinced will be earnest and sedate enough to look right in a senate chamber.
Because while the "Every Child Achieves Act" that is wending its way through the U.S. Senate right now does a good job of ensuring the achievement of all groups of children is clear and transparent for all to see, it does not require action when there is no progress.
Money defined New Jersey's Senate race right from the start, when Senator Lautenberg, a millionaire in his own right, announced in February 1999 that he would not seek a fourth term because he loathed the prospect of having to spend two years fund-raising.
But in the senate, neither right nor left has control.
On the US midterms we did better than anyone else, we predicted 100% of senate races right".
But in the present crisis he was true to his original resolves and maintained the senate's right to choose the emperor.
If you doubt it, release me and try to find me". 33 21 She [Agrippina] quickly became a second Messalina, the more so as she obtained from the senate the right to use the carpentum at festivals, as well as other honours.
