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Photo From the Attic: A Capital Keepsake
The caption reads: Capital City of the Worlds Greatest Nation, as it looks from an airplane.
GOP Singing From Same Tune on Drilling
That means we have to find more, as well as use less, Alexander said, echoing Bushs call for more offshore drilling.
McConnell Moving Ahead with Earmark Reforms
McConnell announced next weeks meeting at the weekly Republican Steering Committee luncheon. Leading fiscal conservative Sen. Jim DeMint (R-S.C.) helms the committee.
Connecticut: Campaign Ad — This Is Your Life, Jimmy Himes
Its Jim, actually, Himes responds.
Senators Attend Russert Funeral
Russert, NBCs Washington bureau chief and moderator of Meet the Press, died Friday from a heart attack. After hearing the news, many Members rushed to express their condolences.
McCain’s Tortured Logic
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Morning Business: GOP Fundraising
Despite dire predictions of huge losses in the November elections, Congressional Republicans have exceeded their fundraising goals for Wednesday’s Presidents Dinner, their largest annual fundraiser.
Key Democrats May Defect on Iraq Bill
“If they can get a bipartisan deal, I may not like the outcome, but thats probably a good thing itself,” Boyd said. He noted that he would oppose the bill if it lacked offsets for GI benefits.
Home Builders Endorse Lamborn’s Primary Foe
Doug Lamborns (R-Colo.) re-election hopes, the National Association of Home Builders has endorsed one of his two challengers in the Aug. 12 GOP primary.
Small Bit of Good News Not Enough to Offset Johnson’s Exit
Pryces bill still needs to get through the Senate, no sure thing no matter what its pedigree. I hope, for the sake of sick kids and a class act in Congress, that the Senate moves with dispatch.
Georgia: Lanier Wages Guerrilla Warfare Against Senator
Democrat Josh Lanier may be a long shot for winning his partys nomination to take on Sen.
DCCC Is Growing Its ‘Red to Blue’
Ann Kirkpatrick (Arizonas 1st); New York City Councilman Michael McMahon (New Yorks 13th); and 2006 gubernatorial nominee Dina Titus (Nevadas 3rd).
Rocky Mountain Lows
[Abramoff] was a big issue in 2006, but whether its big issue in 2008, its hard to say, Ciruli said.
Obama Factor Spells Trouble for Dole
Elizabeth Doles (R-N.C.) train to a second term may have already left the station.
Sans Clinton, Democratic Senate Women Rally
Democratic Senate women met Tuesday morning at a historic building dedicated to womens suffrage to unveil their checklist for change as they sought to coalesce around one theme and agenda after the
Texas: Doherty Within Single Digits in His Own Poll
Mike McCaul (R) led former TV personality and attorney Larry Joe Doherty (D) by 9 points in late May poll conducted by the Democratic challengers campaign.
House to Honor Russert
Brian Higgins (D-N.Y.), who represents Russerts hometown of Buffalo, will offer the measure honoring the star political journalist.
Party Time in Minnesota: State Committees Flush
The DFL has an opportunity to take Colemans seat and win in Ramstads 3rd district, home to one of the most competitive House races in the country.
Money Matters: Mulligan on McCain
Within months, the White House had dropped Masons renomination for another term at the agency.