Forget what the polls about Congressional approval tell you — House Democrats are all set to roll over any GOP challenge in 2008.

Just how far would President Bush go to keep his firewall between Congress and the White House intact?

The Senate is arguably the world's most exclusive club, but it is not immune to scandals and setbacks. Senator Ted Stevens (R - Alaska) might be in trouble.

Hope springs eternal, and as such I have to lead with this: MSNBC's First Read has it that Rep. Jay Inslee and a group of House Democrats will formally call for the House Judiciary Committee to begin impeachment proceedings against Attorney General Alberto Gonzales.

I got my start in journalism by answering an open call for writers I saw in my favorite alternative weekly newspaper. You could get yours in a similar fashion.

In case you were wondering how some past Speakers feel about Craddick's shenanigans, Pete Laney would like you to know that he doesn't really agree with a lot of the logic put forth by the man from Midland.

For this episode of On The Record, we speak with James Wark, the Angelina County Democratic Chair.

Watch out, folks — we're going for the yuks in this Mailbag! Well, I am, anyway. Josh is apparently answering serious questions on fundraising and the attorney scandal. Would someone tell him that it's Friday?

It must be Friday: the Grand Dame of the White House Press Corps just tired of Tony Snow's jibber-jabber, and let him have it.

During our veterans series in June, we talked a great deal about the kind of health care vets receive and the kinds of programs that ought to be in place. A panel commissioned by President Bush has reviewed the current system and made some recommendations.