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THE FINAL WORD

The Final Word

Thu. May 1, 2008


"The communication is the same in both real estate and politics ... If you're sincere and honest -- you can't fake that, and you can't teach it -- you have to be good at it and that's what I do best."
-- Former Sen. Bob Smith, R-N.H., Wednesday on selling real estate, as reported by the Sarasota Herald-Tribune. Smith, who was defeated in 2002 by now-Sen. John Sununu, R-N.H., recently joined Coldwell Banker in Florida.

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5/1/2008 PM Contents

  • House Panel Approves FHA Insurance Of Troubled Loans
  • Democratic Leaders Say Supplemental Deadline Might Slip
  • House, Senate Again Vote To Extend Farm Bill To May 16
  • FDA Says Its Earlier Estimate On Inspections Was Too Low
  • Levin To Seek Broader Limit On Iraq Reconstruction Funds
  • FAA Bill Mired On Reimbursements, Nonaviation Measures
  • CBO: Wyden-Bennett Health Bill Will Self-Finance By 2014
  • Official: Airlines Best Suited To Run Fingerprint Program
  • Reid: Democrats Set To Release Gas Price Plan Friday
  • House Subcommittee Expects To Alter Foreign Liability Bill
  • American Indians Fear Tobacco Tax Fixes May Hurt Them

HILL BRIEFS

  • House To Take Up Housing Bills Next Week
  • House Clears Genetic Nondiscrimination Bill
  • Bush Urging Congress To Boost Food Aid
  • USDA Economist Predicts Food Prices Will Ease Next Year
  • Foundation Urges U.S. To Look Abroad For Broadband Strategies
  • Ways And Means' Loper Leaves Hill For AdvaMed
  • Former DNC Chairman Switches From Clinton To Obama
  • Fossella Arrested In Virginia For Driving While Intoxicated
  • Woman Believed To Be 'D.C. Madam' Kills Herself, Police Say

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