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Charlie Dent (R-Pa.).
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Hill Climbers: Political Beginnings
John Cornyn (R-Texas), a position she stepped into in mid-July.
GOP Pans Democratic Energy Bill
This week, Democratic leaders “wasted time doing a lot of suspensions and not dealing with this issue,” Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) said.
House’s Extended Vote Rule Should Be Repealed
The GOP jab is fair play but canÂ’t trump the fact it was a silly rule to begin with.
Stevens’ Attorneys Clash Again With Prosecution
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) clashed again with federal prosecutors on Friday over exchanging evidence in preparation for the upcoming trial.
NRCC’s Spending Points to Potential Hot Spots
Jon Porter (R). The rapid population growth and Democratic trend of the district makes PorterÂ’s task extremely difficult.
Democrats Claim Souder Is Vulnerable — Again
Mark Souder (R). But the results show Montagano still has some considerable ground to make up, and the polling looks similar to two years ago, when Souder ended up winning by 8 points.
Beyond Congressional Battleground, Close Gubernatorial Races Lurk
Historically, Republicans arenÂ’t usually in this position. Perdue won the Democratic nomination by a convincing margin over a well-financed statewide officeholder.
Lobbying: It Ain’t Rocket Science, Web Videos Say
Mike Oxley (R-Ohio), and a team from Villanova UniversityÂ’s School of Business have put together a series for the do-it- yourselfers out there.
Auto Companies Lobby on Bailout
The credit-crunched companies want Congress to let them qualify for the loans even if the cars produced arenÂ’t much more fuel efficient than existing car models, an automaker lobbyist told Roll Call.
Energy: Deal or Dry Hole?
doesnÂ’t provide incentives to states.
DCCC Expands Red to Blue Again
.” While the DCCC has already reserved $53 million in TV ad time, Van Hollen reminded his colleagues that the committee currently doesn’t have enough money to fund all of the races party leaders
Fight for Energy Reform Begins With ‘All of the Above’
John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin (R) both advocate an “All of the Above” approach to energy reform.
GOP Senators Pulled in Two Directions
obviously a calculation our leaders will have to make, and they’ll probably get a lot of input from our Members who are up about their desire to get back home,” Senate Chief Deputy Minority Whip John Thune (R-S.D
Colorado: Freedom’s Watch Feelin’ Groovy With Attack Ad
Bob Schaffer (R) are battling for the right to succeed Sen. Wayne Allard (R), who is retiring.
Medicare Reform: a Tough Sell
“Lawmakers don’t think they’re responsible for the next 40 years, just the next two or four.” With one exception, Cannon added: Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.), who has made a push for such reforms.
Congress Must Act on Energy, Health IT to Ease Public Anger
And even a no-brainer, widely endorsed proposal to set standards for computerizing health records — and, eventually, saving lives and lots of money — isn’t assured of passage.
Alabama: Love Loves Palin, Is First to Put Her in Ad
John McCain’s (R-Ariz.) running mate. Love’s 30-second ad includes an image of McCain standing with the Alaska governor as Love states, “I’m supporting pro-lifers John McCain and Sarah Palin.
Craig’s Lawyer Argues Before Appeals Court
Larry CraigÂ’s (R-Idaho) attorneys made one more attempt to clear his name after his criminal conviction last year in a sex-sting operation at the Minneapolis airport.
Republicans Not Entitled to Their Own Set of Facts
In 2006, House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) said that the “economic policies put in place by Republicans are working as planned to spur economic growth and reduce the deficit.” But the facts say