Medicare Override Vote on Tap for 5:30 p.m.
Reid, however, said that it is unlikely that he will need Kennedys vote since many GOP lawmakers have indicated to him that they plan to vote for the Medicare bill.
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Alaska: Club for Growth Hits Young With Two Ads
The Club for Growth has endorsed Youngs Republican primary opponent, Lt. Gov. Sean Parnell (R).
Kansas: Jenkins’ First TV Ad Buy Has Limited Reach
Its time for a new direction. Ryun, who led Jenkins by 44 points in a late April poll conducted for his campaign, is currently on television with his second ad.
Georgia House Incumbents Prevail in Primaries
Despite some noise during Georgias primary season, Peach State incumbents appeared to have little trouble wrapping up their party nominations Tuesday night.
Obama’s Iraq Flip-Flop?
Obama's Iraq Flip-Flop? Nope. -
Next VP Will Benefit From Job’s Increased Stature
Next VP Will Benefit From Job's Increased Stature -
Let’s Create Culture, Not Consume It
And its up to the government to change that, Ivey argues.
Obama’s Communications Team Has Roots on Hill
Democratic strategist Jenny Backus will head up the campaigns communications operation for the Democratic National Convention in Denver.
Road Map: Paulson’s Push Paves the Way for Housing Bill
If the White House wants a deal, as it appears they do, with Barney Frank in order to make Secretary Paulsons proposal law, then its almost irrelevant what Congressional Republicans want, one
Nebraska: Primary Loser Disses Terry’s Democratic Foe
Carter, a captain in the Air Force Reserves who served in the Iraq War, lost this years 2nd district Democratic primary to Esch, who waged an unsuccessful bid to oust Terry in 2006.
The Duality of Politics
Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.), if only because of the fictional Bonwillers involvement, like Kennedy, in a driving accident that results in a young womans death.
Democrats Eye Red Meat, Blue State
The Democratic National Convention Committee was thrown into readjusting their security plan after Obamas announcement last week.
Obama Adds Hill Vets to PR Team
John Kerrys (D-Mass.) 2004 White House bid. Among the other top changes in Obamas shop is the promotion of Communications Director Robert Gibbs to a senior strategist for the campaign.
GOP Still Sees Hodes as a Juicy Target
Often neglected, New Hampshires 2nd district Congressional race might be the middle child of Granite State politics this cycle.
Obama on Target With Sensible, Measured Iraq Drawdown Plan
As stated earlier, nows a good time to review some facts. First, Lt. Gen.
Schuring Ahead in Race for Regula Seat
Kirk Schurings (R) campaign showed him leading state Sen. John Boccieri (D) by 6 points. Schuring and Boccieri are running for the seat currently held by retiring Rep. Ralph Regula (R).
Pelosi, Reid Plan to Buck Bush on Medicare
House and Senate Democratic leaders are hoping to have another successful veto override under their belts before weeks end thanks to President Bushs decision to veto new Medicare legislation on Tuesday
TV Ad Costs Add Up
On the heels of the DCCCs $35 million advance buy in 31 key districts that could see heavy top-of-the-ticket advertising, the NRCCs strategy by necessity of generally buying airtime later in the
Heard on the Hill: One Unhappy Camper
Arlen Specters new signature move, a jaunty elbow-tap of salutation, appears to be catching on.
Campus Notebook: Tsk, Tsk, Tsk
. The 300 officers represent about one-third of the unions members. Its the opinion of the membership, said Matt Tighe, chairman of the Capitol Police Labor Committee.