Ralph Vinovich, Former Chief of Staff, Dies at 80
He was Michels top staffer during his tenure as chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee in 1973, as Minority Whip in 1975 and as Minority Leader in 1981.
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Morning Business: ‘Advisor B’ Outed
[IMGCAP(1)]Yang was named by Michael Ettinger, a lawyer representing Blagojevichs brother.
The Rose Garden: Lobbyists Feel a Chilly Breeze From White House
President Barack Obamas new rules restricting the employment of lobbyists are viewed by many on K Street as effectively a ban, with both the spirit and the letter of the order making it nearly impossible
Gillibrand Set to Be Next N.Y. Senator
After Kennedys withdrawal, speculation had focused on state Attorney General Andrew Cuomo (D).
Paterson to Announce New York Senate Appointment Friday
McCarthys remarks come on the heels of a piece published in the liberal Village Voice newspaper Thursday questioning Gillibrands Democratic credentials.
Heard on the Hill: Predictions for an Unpredictable 2009
Patricks Day just around the corner, proud Irishman Rep. Peter King (R-N.Y.) introduces legislation to force all McDonalds restaurants to serve Shamrock Shakes at all American locations year-round.
Reid: Senate Will Vote on Geithner Monday
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) said Thursday evening that the Senate will vote on Timothy Geithners nomination to serve as Treasury Secretary on Monday.
Senate Democrats Say Stimulus Will Go to Work Immediately
Its misleading. … The moneys going to go out much faster than that. Still, Reid left open the possibility that the Senate may need to tweak its version of the stimulus package to ensure the funding
Obama Promises a New Approach to Hill
Her opposition to Bushs Social Security effort was a major factor in it never getting off the ground.
Hatch to Continue as NRSC Vice Chair
Orrin Hatch (Utah) has been asked by National Republican Senatorial Committee Chairman John Cornyn (Texas) to reprise his role as the campaign committees vice chairman, a post he held in the previous
Democrats on Fast Track to Govern
Its very hard to do a lot of other things unless we provide some recovery for the economy, Senate Democratic Policy Committee Chairman Byron Dorgan (N.D.) said.
2009 Marks a Year of Notable Anniversaries
Its a banner year for Alaska and Hawaii. In 1959, both were admitted as states and gained Congressional delegations in 1960.
Bennet Sworn In as Newest Senator
Bill Ritter (D) to replace now-Interior Secretary Ken Salazar, assumed his post as Colorados junior Senator at approximately 4:10 p.m.
Lobbyists Mixed on 111th Prospects
But todays industry practitioners are far more ambivalent.
Freeman Pens DSCC Fundraising Solicitation
President Barack Obama wont have to fix healthcare, our economy and Americas reputation around the world alone, Freeman wrote in his e-mail.
Van Hollen Complains About Inauguration Ticketing
Thursday expressing deep concern that thousands of ticket holders were shut out of President Barack Obamas swearing-in ceremony.
Democrats Hope to Avoid Pitfalls of 1994
So while its hard to remember a time when optimism among the party faithful has ever been this high, a few voices of caution can still be heard.
GOP Leaders Urge Caution on Guantanamo Bay
Minority Whip Eric Cantor (R-Va.) echoed Boehners concerns, saying that moving suspected terrorists inside the borders of the U.S. posed a massive security risk.
Coleman Joins Republican Jewish Coalition as Consultant
According to a press release from the RJC, Coleman will advise the organization on policy matters and travel around the country to speak on the groups behalf.
Pelosi Fills Out Ethics Panel
The committee had been examining Rangels fundraising efforts on behalf of a City College of New York center named in his honor, including an alleged quid pro quo of legislation in exchange for donations