Brownback Won’t Run Again for Senate, Eyes Governor’s Seat
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Becerra’s Snub of Trade Job Ices Others’ Ambitions
House Democrats most ambitious Members may now have to wait a lot longer for a shot at joining the leadership ranks after incoming Caucus Vice Chairman Xavier Becerra (Calif.) decided Tuesday night hes
Jefferson Looks Again to Supreme Court
Jeffersons attorneys assert that the panels ruling clashed with earlier decisions with the Fourth Circuit.
New York Senate Politics: A Movie We’ve Seen Before
Caroline Kennedys desire to replace Sen.
Aretha Franklin to Perform at Inauguration
Aretha Franklin will perform at President-elect Barack Obamas inauguration, and civil rights leader the Rev. Joseph E. Lowery will deliver the benediction.
Best Auto Plan: Bankruptcy Terms Minus Bankruptcy
As Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson told Fox Newss Bret Baier on Tuesday, President George W.
Top General: Large Military Presence at Inauguration
More than 10,000 active-duty military and National Guard personnel are expected to help with security or participate in next months presidential inauguration, a top military officer said Wednesday morning
West Seeks 2010 Rematch With Klein
Ron Klein (D) in Floridas 22nd district, but his campaign continues. West announced his 2010 candidacy this week.
LaHood to Be Named Transportation Secretary
Citing high level GOP sources, the Peoria Journal Star reported that the Obama transition team will announce LaHoods appointment on Friday, but added that no official confirmation has been given.
Rothschild Heads to Glover Park Group
Henry Waxmans (D-Calif.) successful run for the gavel last month. Rothschild and the Glover Park Group declined to comment.
Abbott Encouraged to Seek Hutchison Seat
Sources have confirmed Cornyns interest in Abbott, with GOP insiders close to the state attorney general acknowledging on Wednesday that he is weighing a Senate bid based on entreaties for him to run
Republican Bonjean, Democrat Singer Team Up on Communications Work
. After Clintons Democratic primary defeat this summer, Singer started Marathon Strategies for communications consulting.
Sununu Keeps a Government Paycheck
Greggs loss is Sununus gain, as the defeated Senator will have a federal expense account and a fairly high-profile position with which to launch his next career.
Poersch, McKenna to Stay at DSCC
Bob Menendez (N.J.), the incoming Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Chairman, has scored his first recruiting victories of the 2010 election cycle retaining two of the committees most senior
GOP’s Chances Brighten in Texas Governor’s Race
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Chris Bell Loses Another Election in Texas
Bell is a former TV journalist who lost races for the state Legislature and Houstons city council before winning a council seat in 1997.
Whole Foods Hires Top Lobbyists to Smooth Merger
Whole Foods did not ask Congress to take sides in the FTC case to block the merger of Whole Foods and Wild Oats, but rather to express concern about the FTCs procedural unfairness toward Whole
Texas Railroad Commission Chairman to Seek Hutchison’s Seat
Kay Bailey Hutchisons (R) Senate seat in the event that she resigns next year to run for governor in 2010, according to the Austin American-Statesman newspaper.
Alexander Scores Plum K St. Post
Democratic staffers on the Hill similarly lauded Alexanders new post.
DOJ Wants Stevens’ Witness Ignored
One of the governments key witnesses was VECO employee David Anderson, who testified about the extensive work that he did on the Stevens home renovation project while on VECOs payroll.