What do top earmarkers talk about in Congress? Does our money go where their mouths are? In the case of... View Article
Continue readingCapitol Words: Pete Visclosky’s Home State
Last week, I posted about the relationship between PMA Group fanboy Rep. Pete Visclosky’s campaign contributions from clients of the... View Article
Continue readingCapitol Words: Socialism
What’s that word, you know, from the 1980s, that you’ve been hearing congressmen say all the time? It refers to... View Article
Continue readingThe Week In Words (May 12-19)
What words were used the most in the past seven days and why? These are the questions I’m going to... View Article
Continue readingTracking swine flu…
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Not our usual thing, but I thought it was interesting. For those curious, here are members of Congress who have used the words influenza, pandemic, tamiflu or flu over the last two years.
Continue readingWeekly Media Roundup – April 24, 2009
Here are a few of the more interesting media mentions of Sunlight and our friends and grantees from this week:... View Article
Continue readingTaking the Capitol Words Rabbit Hole: “Caribbean”
According to Carl Malamud, Sunlight is “truly styling” due to our appearance in the Reliable Source in an article about... View Article
Continue readingXML is Not Enough
David Robinson, associate director of Princeton’s Center for Information Technology Policy, has an interesting post at the center’s Freedom to... View Article
Continue readingCapitol Words: Representin’
The new and improved Capitol Words provides a lot of opportunities for interesting research. One of the first things that... View Article
Continue readingCapitol Words 2.0
Want to know what lawmakers are talking about on Capitol Hill but you can’t figure out how to get any... View Article
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