Reid: Lieberman’s Future Remains with Democrats
I am not going to make the decision, Reid said in an interview on CNNs Late Edition.
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Second Stimulus Package in Doubt
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) on Sunday joined House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) in casting doubt on the ability of Congress to pass another economic stimulus bill in next weeks lame-duck
Obama’s Steep Climb Ahead
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Obama’s Transition Challenge: Hitting the Ground Running
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Reichert Hangs On in Washington’s 8th District
House Republicans have held on to another seat, this time in Washingtons 8th district, where former Microsoft executive Darcy Burner (D) has conceded the race to Rep. Dave Reichert (R).
Truman’s Murderous Legacy
Truman, the daughter of Harry S. Truman, is also the same Truman who started a successful singing career at 16 and was a secretary to the board of trustees of the Harry S. Truman Foundation.
Colleagues May Decide Lieberman’s Fate
Liebermans decision to remain in the Democratic ranks gave the party its majority-making 51st vote. Lieberman enraged many in his party by endorsing Republican presidential candidate Sen.
The Mac’s Senate Comeback
The veteran GOP Senators White House quest ended Tuesday when voters elected Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) as the 44th president.
Obama’s Coattails Were Long but Not Flowing
The results are in, and its a Democratic sweep Barack Obama is president-elect and the Democrats gained ground in both the House and the Senate.
Despite Obama’s Small-Dollar Success, Big Money Still Rules
Much has been made of President-elect Obamas ability to raise huge sums through donations of $200 or less.
Rangel Backs Dingell’s Chairmanship
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Byrd’s Exit Marks End of Era
the panels top Democrat.
Heard on the Hill: Yes, He Did
Such a detailed, portrait-style tattoo would run about $800, he estimated, but its free for him because hes an employee. Its something we were talking about, he said.
Emanuel Has His K Street Ties
I think hes going to play it as smartly and as shrewdly as he always has, one lobbyist close to the Illinois delegation said of Emanuels upcoming role in dealing with lobbyists while in the Obama
Boehner: Survivor Star
Hes looking like the master chess player right now, one House GOP aide said. Hes running circles around anyone whos even thinking about it.
Georgia: Presidential Race Still Smoldering in Runoff
The presidential race may be over, but its still being waged in at least one venue: the Peach States Senate runoff. Sen. Saxby Chambliss (R) faces a Dec. 2 runoff with former state Rep.
Inauguration Frenzy Now in Full Swing
Its wrong for people to think they need to spend four or five hundred dollars. The Congressional committee, headed by Sen.
Ties That Bond: Will He Stay or Go?
But now its Bonds turn.
Democrat Kratovil Declared Winner in Maryland Race
The Associated Press called Marylands 1st-district race for Democrat Frank Kratovil on Friday evening, one of a handful of House contests still outstanding from Tuesdays elections.
Is 2008 a Realigning Election? Numbers Offer Some Clues
The big question that everyone is asking is whether this months general election marked the beginning of a political realignment that will create a new dominant party.