Boehner Calls Novak Brain Tumor “Stunning”
House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) called the news that syndicated columnist Robert Novak had been diagnosed with a brain tumor stunning in a statement on Monday.
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Road Map: Senate Republicans to Ponder Reid’s Offer
They said they couldnt leave town without doing something about high gas prices, and Senate Democrats and Republicans are trying to find a way to do just that before heading home for the August recess
The Farm Team: Districts Gerrymandered to Favor Incumbents
Wally Hergers (R) eventual successor in the Republican-leaning 2nd district could be state Assemblyman Doug LaMalfa (R) or state Sen. Sam Aanestad (R).
DeMint Launches Own ‘Whispering’ Campaign
Jim DeMint (R-S.C.) and his co-author, J. David Woodard.
Redistricting Must Be Fixed Before Census
Zach Wamp (R-Tenn.) introduced H.Res. 1365, advocating the use of nonpartisan redistricting commissions to draw Congressional districts.
Chris Vs. Chris
This fall, Carney faces wealthy businessman Chris Hackett (R), whose willingness to put his own funds into the race is a critical help as paltry fundraising plagues the National Republican Congressional
Democrats: There’s Plenty of Work Still to Be Done This Year
John McCain (R-Ariz.) have a lot they need to show voters in order to win their confidence that they are the best candidate to fix the job market and lower prices for gas and groceries.
How Long Are the House Democrats’ Really Long Shots?
John Culberson (R), or in Californias 50th, where Nick Leibham (D) is challenging Rep. Brian Bilbray (R), or in Virginias 5th, where Tom Perriello (D) seeks to upset Rep. Virgil Goode (R)?
Campus Notebook: Ford Eatery Moves
Gorbey represented himself during the trial, and he still hasnt given up: He has filed several motions since his conviction.
Votes Set for 11 a.m. Saturday
If there was any doubt that Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) wouldnt make good on his threat to hold a weekend session, that glimmer of hope seems gone.
All Eyes Looking to Saturday
Other than housing, the proposals that Reid intends to bring up are unlikely to move because Republicans plan to continue blocking consideration of any legislation that doesnt address high energy
Heard on the Hill: Dorisgate — Happy Endings
You havent seen anything yet.
GOP Jumps the Gun on D.C.’s Firearms Legislation
s gun laws despite the fact that the city doesnt yet have permanent laws in place. Rep.
Gasoline Prices Energize GOP
And it certainly didnt help when the Conferences Change You Deserve agenda slogan was found to be the same as an anti-depressants.
Sheik Lobbying on Capitol Hill
Dana Rohrabacher (R-Calif.), providing a glimpse inside a closed-door meeting between a Member and those seeking to influence him.
High Gas Prices Produce More Games Than Gains
Next, lets acknowledge that proposals to suspend federal gasoline taxes arent fooling anyone.
Bundling Rules a Comin’
The FEC is set to meet today for its second public meeting since it was reconstituted, and although the provision isnt on the commissions docket yet, ethics lawyers and government watchdog
War Erupts in Twain Country
Kenny Hulshofs (R) district agree that there is widespread frustration with the November ticket and the partys direction this year.
Senators Now Sparring Over Energy Negotiations
Reid also noted that he discussed with Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) a vote on a handful of amendments and not just a deal on one package that would include various energy-related items
Parties Spar Over Medicare
Democrats sprung this at the last minute hoping no one would notice that they are ignoring Medicares financial woes, said Nick Simpson, spokesman for House Minority Whip Roy Blunt (R-Mo.).