Clinton Resigns Senate Seat
Immediately following the Senates vote Wednesday approving her nomination to be secretary of State, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) resigned the seat she had held for eight years.
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Shop Talk: The Early Candidate Gets the Good Pollster
As first reported by the Miami Herald, Hildebrand joined Meeks campaign after serving as President Barack Obamas deputy campaign manager in 2008.
Tar Heel Target
By comparison, Doles approval rating as late as January 2008 was still in the mid-40s.
Shout Out to the No. 2 Fellows
It was Barbers idea to cover the vice presidency because it hadnt been done before.
Franken Meets With Reid, Discusses Senate Business
Reid and Franken, speaking to reporters in the Majority Leaders Capitol office, clearly believe the former comedian will be seated, and they insisted that the Minnesota Senate race is over and that
New York: Anti-Gun Group Goes After Gillibrand
Our representation in Washington is crucial to the well being of all New Yorkers and this is especially true in policy matters involving life and death, the groups executive director, Jackie Hilly
A Frank Exhibit of A Master
Fifty years after its U.S. publication, the images from The Americans still resonate, their anxieties only heightened by todays economic climate.
Hoyer Promotes Bernards
Not long after taking on the additional title of senior adviser, Bernards is leaving her official mouthpiece duties behind entirely to become Hoyers deputy chief of staff.
GOP Looks to Divide Democrats
House Republicans on Wednesday sought to implement a strategy designed to weaken Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) by painting her as an obstacle to President Barack Obamas bipartisan agenda.
Burris Already Set Up Campaign Fund
Although no one is willing to say so publicly, national and state Democratic leaders would probably prefer someone else to be the partys nominee next year.
Coleman Not Giving Up Yet
So thats what were doing here today, Franken said.
Vote on Holder Postponed
Ranking member Arlen Specter (R-Pa.) said that he had convened a meeting of the committees Republicans earlier in the day to try and find a way to move forward with the Holder nomination but that
Geithner Walks Away Relatively Unscathed
Finance members engaged in several rounds of questions with Geithner, President Obamas first Cabinet pick and one whose appointment initially received praise from both sides of the aisle.
Obama Presses Congress on Ethics
In addition, Obamas Transparency and Integrity in Earmarks Act will shed light on all earmarks by disclosing the name of the legislator who asked for each earmark, along with a written justification,
Caroline Kennedy Out of Senate Contention
According to the New York Times, Kennedys decision was tied in part to concerns about the health of her uncle, Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.). Sen.
Nevada: NRSC Wastes No Time Before Attacking Reid
Its been expected that the National Republican Senatorial Committee would be coming after Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D) early and often in the lead-up to his 2010 re-election campaign, and that
Ohio: Half of Voters Have No Opinion of Portman
A new Public Policy Polling survey in the Buckeye States open Senate race found former Rep.
H Street NE Gets New Shuttle Bus
Thats the same two years the construction project updating the streetscape along the corridor is expected to run.
Reid: Coleman Can Keep Office Until Feb. 4
Thats a whole other issue, when this thing is over, and hopefully in the next month to six weeks, if Im there and already have an operation, my folks will already be gone. Coleman said that he
Isakson Takes Top GOP Seat on Ethics
Johnny Isakson on Wednesday to fill the Ethics Committees top GOP seat. The Georgia Senator succeeds Sen.