Heard on Hill: Bad News at the Pump — and the Tap
But he explained that mysterious, anonymous holds were a part of life in the worlds greatest deliberative body, deadpanning: Thats the way things work in the Senate.
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Pelosi Continues as a Fundraising Force
But the significance of Pelosis effort and that of the entire Democratic leadership is magnified when compared to the GOP leaderships fundraising totals for the cycle.
FEC Nominees May Finally Get Vote
FEC lawyers now have 30 days to respond to the DNCs lawsuit, after which the committee could find itself in a court dispute directly with McCains campaign.
Ridge Files Very Late for Albania
The time stamp on Ridges registration statement with the Justice Department is dated June 12, 2008.
Nation: Sessions Raises Money for Late Primary Winners
The seven nominee funds will benefit the eventual Republican candidates in Arizonas 5th district, Floridas 16th district, Kansas 2nd district, Louisianas 4th district, Missouris 9th district
Minnesota: Independence Party Wants to Give ’Em ’El
Jesse Venturas (I) administration, though his campaign said he did not seek the Independence Partys endorsement.
Defenders of Wildlife Set to Take On Musgrave
Marilyn Musgrave (R) in Colorados 4th district. According to Federal Election Commission 48-hour notices, the Defenders of Wildlife Action Fund placed a $200,000 ad buy on June 19.
Protests Already Spur Suits
We dont want to march by an empty building, Nestor said The Poor Peoples suit asks for an injunction forcing the city to issue a permit for that groups march, so that the group can prepare for
Capitol Police Seek 15 Resignations
I think its terrible, said Matt Tighe, chairman of the Capitol Police Labor Committee.
Campus Notebook: Hit and Run
An off-duty Capitol Police officer remains in critical condition after being injured in a hit-and-run near his Prince Georges County, Md., home late Saturday night.
The Out-of-Towners
Ill leave that up to [Halvorson], who has been part of that community for years, Van Hollen said of the strategy on Ozingas residency.
Alabama: GOP Leaders Showing Candidate the Love
Loves primary runoff against state Sen. Harri Anne Smith (R) was required because no candidate was able to secure more than 50 percent of the vote in Junes primary.
Five Judicial Nominations to be Considered on Tuesday
After weeks of partisan infighting over President Bushs stalled judicial nominations, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) indicated Monday that the Senate will vote Tuesday on as many as five lifetime
Full Plate for Senators This Week
But all eyes will likely be on the return to the Senate on Tuesday of one of the chambers most prominent Members: Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.).
How the Next President Gets Real on the Budget
. And with those very few words the Clinton administrations restatement of the federal fiscal outlook was complete.
Road Map: Reid to Close Deals the House Sent Over
Thats not to say that there wont be bumps along the way.
GOP to Employ Mass Procedural Mischief
Republicans are planning to seek a vote on Hensarlings bill every time Democrats request a previous question on other bills.
Georgia: Broun Still Wiping the Floor With Foe in Poll
The survey, which was conducted by the the Tarrance Group on June 17 and 19, gave Broun 80 percent of the vote to Flemings 15 percent with just 5 percent undecided.
Maryland: Home-State Democrats Host Kratovil on Hill
Wayne Gilchrest was defeated in the states February primary by conservative state Sen. Andy Harris (R).
The Farm Team: GOP Could Turn to a Winner in Southern Tier
But theres little disputing it. And the proof is in the numbers.