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Scaramucci, known as the “Mooch,” may be following in the path of Washington, D.C.’s Jack Abramoff, who set up his former Signatures restaurant as a place to relax, enjoy, trade information, raise funds
Durbin, Harkin Meet DREAMers in Steve King's Backyard -
We can’t help but think of what Nixon’s arch nemesis, Hunter S. Thompson, would think of anything that would humanize the only president to resign from office.
'Let's Do Lunch' May Be Senate's Last Bipartisan Deal -
McConnell Outlines Priorities for Myanmar's Constitution -
McConnell Outlines Priorities for Myanmar's Constitution -
Sen. Rand Paul's PAC Planning for 2016? -
A compromise (S 1009) reached this spring between the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee’s top Republican, David Vitter of Louisiana, and the late New Jersey Democrat Frank R.
“I believe if I’d have been the majority leader, I would have picked one of the bills that Republicans are more in line with Democrats on because … the House and Senate number[s] are fairly close
Christopher S.
The other GOP “yes” votes were: McCain, Collins, Mark S. Kirk of Illinois, Lindsey Graham of South Carolina and Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire.
Sen. Blumenthal's PAC $ From Communications Industry -
Sarah Palin's PAC Maintains $1 Million Balance -
18th Amendment's Classy 'Good-Bye' Note -
John Hay, America's Lord Grantham, Brought to Life -
Boxer's Struggle for Power On Display at Toxic Chemicals Hearing -
The bipartisan bill — the Chemical Safety Improvement Act (S 1009) — would update regulations on toxic chemicals for the first time since the original legislation was passed more than 30 years ago.
The White House is currently mulling who to nominate to replace outgoing Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke, and Summers is reportedly on the short list.
Cory Booker Gets Former Governor's Backing #NJSEN -
McCain's Hold on Joint Chiefs Stirs Larger Debate | Wolfensberger -