YouTube Accord Eludes House
“It seems that the Senate has come up with a good resolution.” The surprise move seemed to anger both Capuano and Chairman Robert Brady (D-Pa.), who told Ehlers he wasn’t following parliamentary
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Heard on the Hill: Finger-Pointing
Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) kicked up a controversy on Thursday when she pinned the mess on former President Bill Clinton (yawn) and minorities (now Democrats are listening).
Members Say Deal Near; Boehner Disagrees
Bob Bennett (R-Utah) said he was encouraged by the bipartisan nature of the talks.
Exhibit Reveals What the Candidates Are Made Of
John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Barack Obama (D-Ill.) are really made of. Israeli artist Hanoch Piven figures theyÂ’re made of golf balls, skateboards and marbles.
Bush’s Team Digs In
“To be fair to the candidates and to Congress, we have a lot of expertise and resources that they don’t,” said one of the many harried White House officials struggling to meet the demands of the
Campus Notebook: Texas Gunslinger
Kay Bailey Hutchison (R-Texas) moved to have the legislation passed by unanimous consent, but Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) objected, saying the D.C.
Reid Says Negotiations Continue
House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) sent out a press release during the negotiations saying that the agreement did not have his blessing.
Tax Extenders Back to Rules Committee
A $100 million discrepancy is not “small potatoes,” Rules Committee member Doc Hastings (R-Wash.) said.
Recalling Atwater the ‘Boogie Man’
Barack Obama (D-Ill.) and John McCain (R-Ariz.) heats up in the next few weeks, a new documentary has come out at a perfect time.
McCain Returns to the Senate
John McCain (R-Ariz.) returned to his day job Thursday, lobbying fellow Republicans to support President BushÂ’s plan to bail out Wall Street while receiving Democratic brickbats.
‘Stolen Vote’ Report Recalls Chaos
Rules ranking member David Dreier (R-Calif.) criticized Democratic leaders for trying to cram through too many bills at the end of the session.
Overseers Get Last Briefing on CVC
This plan hasnÂ’t changed much in recent months, despite MembersÂ’ outspoken criticism.
Bailout Fallout Could Hit in 2010
Many of us were glad we werenÂ’t on the ballot in 2006, and that we werenÂ’t this year.
Heard on the Hill: Real-World Lobbying
Charlie Bass (R-N.H.) who is taking time off from her undergraduate studies at the University of North Carolina, could have a future in the family biz — if Hollywood doesn’t come calling first.
Earmarks Pass by the Thousands; Foes Fume
Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) threatening individual projects.
Bailout Roils RSC Election
The RSC vote wonÂ’t be until after the leadership elections.
New York: Treadwell, Gillibrand Punch, Counter-Punch
“Now rest assured, Sandy’s personal attacks don’t hurt me,” Gillibrand says. “I expected it.
Wall Street Plan Finds Support
“I was fearful that we wouldn’t get it done,” Sen. Mel Martinez (R-Fla.) said.
Energy Dissipates for GOP Messaging Efforts
John Cornyn (R-Texas) said. “I don’t know if we pass something this week, does it sort of recede for people?
North Carolina: Battling Dole Slams Schumer on Mortgages
Elizabeth DoleÂ’s (R) campaign finally tried to stop the bleeding on Wednesday, attempting to link Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee-backed challenger state Sen.