Business Associations Say It’s Business as Usual
Nothings going to change, National Automobile Dealers Association lobbyist Bailey Wood said.
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Unsung Heroes Have the Hill’s Truly Odd Jobs
Its about the district, and you learn a lot, he said.
Rothenberg’s End of the Year Awards for 2008 Campaigns
Mark Kirks nearly 10-point win in a suburban Illinois district was stunningly strong, and Chris Lee was one of the few Empire State Republicans to win.
Heard on the Hill: Lack of Bread Gets a Rise
Reids joke was payback, we hear.
Court Rejects Jefferson Appeal
William Jeffersons (D-La.) appeal to revisit his case after a three-judge panel refused to dismiss charges against him in November.
Franken Campaign Wins Key Rulings
In a boon to comedian Al Frankens Senate campaign, the Minnesota State Canvassing Board has ruled in the Democrats favor on two matters related to the recount in the race for Sen.
Corker Pops Into Spotlight
Hes a true conservative Republican, but hes not hung up on that. Corkers star turn probably would have been impossible if Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), Banking ranking member Richard
Lack of a Degree Is No Problem for Members
Teague is one of two incoming Members without a four-year bachelors degree. The other is Rep-elect Bill Posey (R-Fla.), who has a two-year associates degree.
GOP, Rothenberg Should See Futility of Relying on Attacks
Hes half right. Yes, President George W. Bushs job approval was a significant drag on the ticket. But it is possible for a ruling party to overcome an unpopular incumbent.
Boehner Announces New Staff
Antonia Ferrier, formerly a spokeswoman for Minority Whip Roy Blunt (R-Mo.), will join Boehners press team as the liaison between the Republican leaders office and media covering the administration
NRCC Attacks Emanuel Over Involvement in Blagojevich Scandal
Rod Blagojevich (D) about President-elect Barack Obamas vacant Senate seat, the NRCC seized on Emanuels decision to avoid questions from reporters.
CMF Says New Technology Can Solve Workload Issues
While only one staffer once handled constituent communications, now three-quarters of a Members staff are involved.
Presidential Speechwriters Anticipate a New Era
Millions of people are expected to descend on Washington in a few weeks to hear President-elect Barack Obamas inauguration speech and get a glimpse of the new presidents vision for the next administration
What the Lame Duck Left Behind
Joe Barton (R-Texas), for instance, contributed a solution to solve a problem on everyones minds: NCAA footballs Bowl Championship Series.
Minority Report
And if theres a subject more taboo than sex, its money. Polis wealth, too, sets him apart.
Top Democrats Rate Top Dollars
The nations job market is in peril, but one tiny sector of the economy is booming.
Schumer Ready for New Role
Charles Schumers (N.Y.) position as Democratic Conference vice chairman brings with it no funding, staff or designated authority.
Durbin Softens Special Election Demand
Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) on Thursday relaxed his call for an immediate special election to fill President-elect Barack Obamas Senate seat, saying a gubernatorial appointment is preferable
Busy, Busy
Its good that leaders are putting Members on notice that they should look forward to working hard.
McCain and Feingold Reunite
Feingolds office confirmed that the two are exploring a reunion of sorts starting in the 111th Congress that would attempt to duplicate in the earmarking fight the success they had with campaign