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But a set of bills stitched together to avoid opposition from a GOP Senator likely wont come up until next week.
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Female Members Growing Their Families and Parties
McMorris Rodgers didnt announce her pregnancy until after her competitive 2006 re-election. After knocking off Rep.
Illinois Senate: Trying to Create Something Out of Nothing
You cant manufacture a competitive race with a poll and a press release.
Illinois: Durbin Challenger Mounts PR Offensive
First, the poll doesnt inspire confidence. Its an automated poll of 1,500 likely voters taken on a single day.
Bush Undercuts GOP on Housing
Im deeply disappointed the White House will sign this bill, said House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio), who ripped it as a multibillion-dollar bailout for scam artists and speculative lenders
New York: Straniere Squired Around Washington
Long-Shot Against McCarthy Goes On Air Mineola Mayor Jack Martins (R), who is waging an uphill battle against six-term Rep.
Protesters Overrun GOP Event
. Michael Steel, spokesman for House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio), said GOP leaders hadnt heard of the planned protest until about an hour before the event.
Obama Makes Gains Among Workers Hurt By Bush Economics
They dont say so directly, but I would: What Obama is offering and eloquently is hope for a better deal, while Republicans are offering more of the same. And, to the extent that Sen.
Remembering Friend, Protector John Gibson
He was as tough as iron, except when he wasnt, and then would emerge the doting, beloved father of three.
Heard on the Hill: Lance Says McCain, Obama Can’t Hang
John McCain (R-Ariz.) hed rather have as a workout buddy. [IMGCAP(1)]The diplomatic Armstrong tried at first to avoid the question.
An Early Ballot Test
Dave Reichert (R) and 2006 nominee Darcy Burner (D), the new system has unclear consequences for their respective campaigns.
Road Worriers
A plan originally drafted by Senate Finance Chairman Max Baucus (D-Mont.), ranking member Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) and Sen.
McCain Earned Reputation for Opposition to Earmarks
Jim DeMint (R-S.C.) that revised the personnel management practices of the Transportation Security Administration.
Shop Talk: Live Strong
Mitt Romney hasnt let a little thing like losing the Republican presidential primary keep him out of politics.
Oberstar Is Man of the Hour in Infrastructure Debate
With the bridge collapse and increased interest in alternative modes of travel resulting from record-high gasoline prices, transportation advocates say reauthorization couldnt come at a better time
Process Debate Saps Energy Bill
They both fail and we all go home, complained Energy and Natural Resources ranking member Pete Domenici (R-N.M.).
Kentucky: Yarmuth Tops Northup in New Poll for Media
Anne Northup (R) was favored by 43 percent. The poll of 621 likely voters was taken July 18-20 and had a 4-point margin of error.
Paulson Presses Republicans
Sam Brownback (R-Kan.) said Paulsons attendance was to make the case for the housing bill, which is slated to include language to allow unlimited government credit to Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae.
Heard on the Hill: Reid’s Gender Gaffe
Chip Pickering (R-Miss.), who accidentally clocked a fan in the head with an errant bat at the Annual Roll Call Congressional Baseball Game last week, as the possible culprit.
Republicans Warming to Coburn Tussle
Tom Coburn (R-Okla.) in his one-man fight with Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.).