Top D.C. lobbyist says he deserves special aid
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Joseph Weber
Joseph Weber is a congressional reporter, his first job upon coming to Washington in 1992. Mr. Weber joined The Washington Times in 2002 as a metro desk editor and ran the section for several years, working on such stories as the Virginia Tech massacre, the Supreme Court case on the District's handgun law, the D.C. snipers and the 2008 presidential inauguration.
He was the newspaper's editor for continuous news before joining the political team earlier this year.
Articles by Joseph Weber
City State: Morning Roundup
Maryland gay-marriage debate begins in undecided House; Johnson wants installment plan for his $100K fine; Huguely defense: Love died of suffocation; D.C. police to restore online crime map; Thomas whistle-blower among those vying for his Ward 5 seat; Funeral services today for Alexandria paramedic; Sentencing today for Ehrlich campaign manager. Published February 16, 2012
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Published February 15, 2012
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Published February 14, 2012
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Published February 13, 2012
- Police: No foul play in body found on Mall
Published February 12, 2012
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Published February 9, 2012
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Published February 8, 2012
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Published February 7, 2012
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Published January 31, 2012
Blog Entries by Joseph Weber
Morning Roundup: Feb. 16
Maryland gay-marriage debate begins in undecided House; Johnson wants installment plan for his $100K fine; Huguely defense: Love died of suffocation; D.C. police to restore online crime map; Thomas whistle-blower among those vying for his Ward 5 seat; Funeral services today for Alexandria paramedic; Sentencing today for Ehrlich campaign manager. Published February 16 2012
- Morning Roundup: Feb. 15
Published February 15 2012
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Published February 14 2012
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Published February 13 2012
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Published February 9 2012
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Published January 31 2012
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Published January 30 2012
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Shanahan’s pedigree, larger market could tempt Manning
By Rich Campbell - The Washington Times
Imagine this: Peyton Manning coming out of the tunnel at FedEx Field this September, poised ...
Admiral nominee rose through ranks despite ‘illogical act’
By Rowan Scarborough - The Washington Times
When Lt. j.g. Timothy W. Dorsey fired his fighter jet’s missile at an Air Force ...
Catholic Bishop joins contraception mandate debate
By Paige Winfield Cunningham - The Washington Times
Pointing to growing unease that President Obama’s proposed contraception coverage rule doesn’t protect religious freedom ...
