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Democrats Offer Mild Censure After Lieberman Apologizes
Though many Democrats and liberal activists wanted a tougher penalty for Liebermans disloyalty his aggressive criticism of President-elect Barack Obamas candidacy and his support of GOP presidential
A Mainer Duo With a Singular Role
And thats good news for lobbyists with long-standing ties to either Collins or Snowe.
Coleman: Franken Wants Senate to Resolve Election
Its the only plausible explanation I can come up with for this horseplay. The Franken campaign angrily denied the suggestion.
Democrats Look to ’34, Not ’94
Democrats know they cant have the kind of high-profile failures and infighting that plagued Clintons first two years.
Court to Rule on Protected Speech in Murtha Case
But Edwards, the senior judge, suggested that Wuterichs case could face a serious hurdle, stating that the Marines argument falls short.
New Members Getting Schooled in D.C.
At the conclusion of their lecture, many Members of the new class rushed over to shake McCarthys and Murphys hands and thank them. But orientation wasnt all fun and games.
To Restore Economic Health, Congress Must Put Children First
Thats as it should be.
Race for Gavel Hits Final Turn
Its a part of it but not the whole thing, Financial Services Chairman Barney Frank said.
Staff Hunt Starts For 2010 Cycle
Van Hollens agreement to serve another term will likely result in a high staff retention rate, although at this point it remains unclear how many of the committees top aides will be persuaded to stay
Pelosi Rules Out Second Lame Duck
If the Senate is unable to pass a proposed $25 billion auto loan bill during this weeks lame-duck session, the next time the House will take up the issue will be in January, Pelosi said.
AP Calls Alaska Race for Begich
Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Chairman Charles Schumer (N.Y.) released a statement cheering Begichs victory, which brings the number of seats Democrats have picked up in this years elections
Stevens Happy Expulsion Vote on Ice
DeMint had originally hoped to have a vote on Stevens expulsion as punishment for the Alaska lawmakers recent seven-count felony conviction, but DeMint announced Tuesday morning that he would put off
Big Business Finding It Tough to Alter Its Stripes
Its been nearly two years since Democrats took control of Congress, but K Streets corporate offices are still seeing red.
Begich Ups Lead Over Stevens
As Alaska officials continue to count ballots in the still-unresolved Senate race, Anchorage Mayor Mark Begichs (D) lead over Sen.
Hoyer Says December Session Possible
House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) said Tuesday that the House could come back into session next month if Congress fails to address the struggling auto industry during this weeks lame-duck
DeMint Says He Has Votes to Expel Stevens
Ted Stevens (Alaska) from the GOP Conference until after the outcome of his colleagues re-election to another Senate term is known.
Minority Leader Candidates Plan Forum
Lungren is Boehners only challenger and has argued that lawmakers are frustrated and want to openly discuss the direction of the party before voting in new leaders.
Lieberman Walks Away Only Slightly Scathed
Though many Democrats and liberal activists wanted a tougher penalty for Liebermans disloyalty his aggressive criticism of President-elect Barack Obamas candidacy and his support of GOP presidential
Note From the Editor
The 44th president and 111th Congress will be sworn in amid a global economic crisis and deepening concerns about Americas ability to safeguard its own future prosperity.