Senate Field Still Scrambled After Snowe’s Exit
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Timothy Johnson Says He’s Not Bound by Anti-Tax Pledge
Timothy Johnson Says He’s Not Bound by Anti-Tax Pledge -
Mourning: On World Kidney Day, Let’s Keep Our Eye on the Goal for Kidney Patients
Mourning: On World Kidney Day, Let’s Keep Our Eye on the Goal for Kidney Patients -
Ohio: More Members Donated to Marcy Kaptur in Primary’s Final Days
Ohio: More Members Donated to Marcy Kaptur in Primary's Final Days -
IRS Oversight Reignites Tea Party Ire
This summer, the organization suspended an examination of untaxed gifts to 501(c)(4)s after Republican Senators, convinced that it was an attempt to scare off their donors, demanded that it halt
Journopalooza Offers Up All the News That’s Fit to Sing
Davidson had friends in other journalist bands — she’s the Bill Graham of D.C.’s media-oriented music scene and is an operatically trained soprano (though she says, “I’ve been too heavy a drinker
Court’s Map Could Push New York Legislature to Act
Court’s Map Could Push New York Legislature to Act -
Joyce Beatty Denies Mary Jo Kilroy’s Comeback Bid in Ohio
Joyce Beatty Denies Mary Jo Kilroy's Comeback Bid in Ohio -
Obama’s Reorganization Plan Faces Long Odds
Obama’s Reorganization Plan Faces Long Odds -
Charles Schumer’s Adviser Is a Linchpin
Charles Schumer’s Adviser Is a Linchpin -
Showtime’s Nevins Got His Start at the DSCC
Showtime’s Nevins Got His Start at the DSCC -
Illinois: Nancy Pelosi Backs Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. in Primary
Jesse Jackson Jr.’s re-election bid during a stop at the Rainbow PUSH Coalition’s Saturday Morning Forum in Chicago.
Street Talk: Best Spots to Find Members, Staffers
The term lobbyist, so the folklore goes, dates back to the presidency of Ulysses S. Grant, who liked to steal away to the Willard Hotel for a drink and a smoke.
Congressman’s Daughter Problems
“#[S]orrydaddy,” she tweeted. “#congressmansdaughtersproblems.” “Every parent faces the same challenges of raising children in a complicated world,” Fitzpatrick tells HOH.
D.C. Autonomy Deal Still Hinges on Policy Riders
Previous Congressional overtures to give D.C. voting rights were rebuffed by local officials in the past because of policy riders, most notably measures that would have overturned D.C.’s existing
Gary Condit’s Son Set to Launch Bid for Congress
Gary Condit's Son Set to Launch Bid for Congress -
House Historian to Preserve Civil Rights History of Lawmakers
“Act[s] of leadership, courage and bravery culminated in Congress passing the Voting Rights Act of 1965,” Cantor said this morning.
Pack of Politicians Mull Run for Snowe’s Seat
Pack of Politicians Mull Run for Snowe’s Seat -
No Room for GOP Moderates
In the shadow of 2010’s conservative wave election, Snowe had become a “lone wolf” who was “adrift” in her own party, Republicans sources said.
Tim Ryan’s Ohio Office Broken Into
Between the hours of 4 a.m. and 7:30 a.m., the report says, “subject[s] … busted out of a glass roof gaining entry into the building.”