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Changing the Game in Illinois

That didn’t stop him, though, from spending millions of dollars on Washington-based consultants, one of whom is alleged by the government to have helped Blagojevich craft a scheme to sell the Senate

Shop Talk: Back to the Future

Judd Gregg’s (R-N.H.) re-election in 2010. But Republicans aren’t the only ones changing the guard in the Granite State.

Obama Seat Still a Prize

Mark Kirk (R) and Melissa Bean (D) could be tempted to run because they would not have to give up their seats to do so.

Ensign Prepared to Block Auto Bill

John Ensign (R-Nev.), the incoming chairman of the Republican Policy Committee, said that short of significant changes to the deal, he would place a hold on the legislation.

Auto Bill Poses an Obstacle Course

“But I will not support a bill that provides the patient with taxpayer dollars yet doesn’t [require] the commitment that the patient change its ways so that future help isn’t needed.” Though Democrats

Crafting a Cleaner Bailout

While Tesla officials haven’t taken a public stance on the bailout bill, they don’t like paying for the immediate cash flow needs of Chrysler, General Motors Corp., and Ford Motor Co. with

Tailors to the Presidents

Joe Lieberman (ID-Conn.), Chris Dodd (D-Conn.) and Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), as well as Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and former Vice President Walter Mondale.

GOP Vows to Get Along

House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) have coordinated on issues from energy policy to the Iraq War over the past two years, and Republicans

Illinois Scandal Rocks Politics

Mark Kirk (R) would be a formidable candidate, sources said, because of his moderate profile and ability to raise lots of money quickly — a plus for a special election that could be held within the next

DCCC to Members: Fork It Over

Even if Members don’t come through, Congressional Democrats are likely to look to their new ally in the White House for some help in retiring their debt early on in the 2010 cycle.

Heard on the Hill: No Holder-ing Back

We noted, thanks to a geeky tipster and a college professor, that he wouldn’t officially be elected president until the Electoral College votes on Monday.

Will 2010 Haunt GOP?

“You can’t have a cycle like 2008, when you were only playing defense,” fretted one GOP strategist.