Senate Republicans Mum on Stimulus Plans
In fact, Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) is engaged in an intense race against his Democratic challenger, millionaire Bruce Lunsford.
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Pelosi Rules Out Economists’ $300B Stimulus Pitch
Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) doesnÂ’t envision bringing forward an economic stimulus package with a price tag of $300 billion, a figure suggested by economists, and she said House Democratic leaders
Officer Testifies in Fossella Drunk-Driving Case
Vito Fossella (R-N.Y.) appeared in Alexandria, Va., district court to face a charge of driving while intoxicated. The trial began at about 11 a.m. and recessed at about 1:05 for a 30-minute break.
Democratic Poll Shows Feeney Trailing Badly
A new Democratic poll suggests central Florida voters arenÂ’t buying Rep. Tom FeeneyÂ’s (R) recent pleas for forgiveness for a trip to Scotland he took with incarcerated lobbyist Jack Abramoff in 2003.
Stevens Friend Likens FBI Interview to ‘Waterboarding’
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) who oversaw the renovation at the Senator’s Alaska home in 2000 and 2001 said his first encounter with the FBI “was like being mentally waterboarded,” which may account for any inconsistency
Catherine Stevens Unhappy With Aspects of Renovation
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska), testified in his criminal trial on Thursday that she was in charge of the 2000-01 renovations at their Alaska home and that she believed the carpentry company she paid employed
Subprime Lending Spree Is at Heart of Latest Debacle
Chuck Hagel (R-Neb.) and Elizabeth Dole (R-N.C.), and co-sponsored by Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) among others, went nowhere as Democratic leaders blocked consideration.
Stevens’ Friend Says Senator Aimed to Pay Bills
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) denied Wednesday that he had ever suggested the Senator did not intend to pay bills for the renovation of his home.
Missouri: NRCC TV Ad Hits Baker on Tax Policy
Kenny Hulshof’s (R) northeastern district Wednesday, this time attacking first-term state Rep. Judy Baker (D) on taxes and the economy. “In these tough economic times, every dollar counts.
Should Congressional GOP Throw McCain Under the Bus?
John McCain (R-Ariz.) slipping into a hole that in all likelihood is inescapable, GOP House and Senate strategists — and individual candidates — must decide whether to do the same thing.
Mahoney Gets Cold Shoulder
Emanuel and Van Hollen, and the American people deserve the truth,” said Michael Steel, spokesman for House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio).
California: New Andal Ad Attacks McNerney on Energy
Former state Assemblyman Dean Andal (R), hoping to oust Rep. Jerry McNerney (D) in the Republican-leaning 11th district, has unveiled a new television ad that focuses on gas prices.
Heard on the Hill: Chuck on GG? OMG
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska), who is in court facing corruption charges — he probably wasn’t thinking of the Alaska Republican’s footwear.
McCain Has a Shot At a Bigger Maverick Moment
John McCain (R-Ariz.) has arrived at what could be the most maverick and historic moment of his career: stopping the hate and fear that his feverish presidential campaign has fostered, fueled by the inflammatory
North Carolina: Hayes Has $1.1 Million in Bank for Final Weeks
Robin Hayes (R) raised nearly $673,000 during the third fundraising quarter, according to his campaign.
Stevens and Wife to Make Case Today
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) will boil down to a family affair today, as the Senator and his wife are scheduled to testify as the last two witnesses called in his defense.
DCCC Bolsters Mitchell
had spent $1.21 million as of Monday in defense of Mitchell in the Phoenix-area 5th district, a majority Republican seat that has never appeared in danger of flipping to challenger David Schweikert (R)
Witness: Stevens’ Friend Said ‘Eat’ $19,000 Bill
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) said the Senator’s friend who was managing the project told him to “eat” a $19,000 invoice for his work that he intended to send to the Senator.
The Realities of Drill, Baby, Drill
“There will be time for us to reflect on it, time for others to act on it, so I don’t see this as an emergency situation,” Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) said before the ban lapsed Sept
Drake Finds Herself in Democrats’ Cross Hairs
Thelma Drake (R). Drake eked out a 5,000-vote victory in 2006.