John Donnelly
Joined November 2009
John Donnelly writes for Congressional Quarterly.
Pentagon response time draws criticism written by John Donnelly
A U.S. general in Afghanistan sent an urgent plea to the Pentagon last July for the increased use of an intelligence analysis tool that he said could save American lives.
Turnover in military brass expected written by John Donnelly
By the end of this year, the U.S. military?s slate of senior leaders will be wiped almost clean, giving President Obama a chance to reshape it.
Pentagon contracts: No bid required written by John Donnelly
The lack of competitive bidding in Pentagon contracts is notorious. But the problem extends well beyond the highly publicized cases and into all kinds of bids.
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The Beat: How Government Works
In this episode of "The Beat," we talk with Roll Call Associate Editor Paul Singer about a new project exploring the behind-the-scenes work that makes government function.
The Beat: Defense
Congress.org editor Ryan Teague Beckwith and CQ defense reporter John Donnelly discuss the latest in defense news.
Alerts from Groups and Organizations
Urge Congress to Extend the Lautenberg Amendment
by Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society on August 3
Help Eliminate the Disparity in Coverage for Chemotherapy
by International Myeloma Foundation on August 3
Faces of the Famine
by International Rescue Committee on August 2
Great News! National Adult Education and Family Literacy Week 2011
by National Coalition for Literacy on August 3
Bizarre Government Spending at NIH
by Traditional Values Coalition on August 2
Other News
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- Stop Saying Our Wars Are Over, Mr. President. They're Not.
