Heard on the Hill: Pearls Before Swine
” the chauvinistic fellow asked, presuming that the young lady wasn’t planning a career in public life but perhaps just trying to land a husband with prospects.
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Not All Members Lose Shirts
Mary Bono Mack (R-Calif.) reported holding several Fannie Mae notes and bonds worth at least $110,000. Rep.
New Jersey: Polls Finds Zimmer Is Little-Known to Voters
Dick Zimmer (R) is down by 11 points and is unknown to more than 40 percent of New Jersey voters, according to a new poll from Fairleigh Dickinson University.
Primary Roundup: Along Came Alice
Tom Reynolds (R-N.Y.), Alice Kryzan (D) was an afterthought. But theyÂ’re not ignoring her now.
Cooper Sounds the Cry of Alarm: Is Anybody Listening?
Frank Wolf (R-Va.), urging Congress to create a long-term bipartisan spending reform commission that would hold town hall meetings and create a report on spending and revenue scenarios.
Rangel Wants to Keep Gavel
.” Rangel said he felt embarrassed for House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio), who he suggested felt politically compelled to request that Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) strip Rangel of his
Could Andrews’ Comeback Hurt Party?
Jim Saxton (R).
Highway Bill Stalls in Senate
Budget ranking member Judd Gregg (R-N.H.) blasted Democrats for excessive spending and their attempt to use money from a general treasury, instead of the Highway Trust Fund, which is normally used
Democrats Lack Votes to Extend Drilling Ban
Waxman said Democrats donÂ’t have the votes and that it would be better for California to be able to control its own destiny.
Stevens’ Attorneys Target Indictment Language
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) and government prosecutors sparred in federal court Wednesday.
Judge Rejects Several Motions to Dismiss Stevens Case
Ted Stevens (R). Judge Emmet Sullivan did not rule on constitutional “Speech or Debate” issues in the case but is expected to do so in coming days.
Cantor Peddles an Agenda
John McCain’s (R-Ariz.) vice presidential running mate — Minority Leader John Boehner’s (R-Ohio) ability to hold onto his post still hinges largely on the extent of expected GOP losses this fall.
Kissell of Death?
Robin Hayes (R-N.C.).
Norton Gun Bill Passes Out Of Oversight Committee
Dan Burton (R-Ind.) defecting, the committee approved D.C. Del.
Franken Regains Footing
Norm Coleman (R-Minn.). Democrats see Franken in a better position to take on Coleman than a few months ago, when his campaign was dragging from months of bad headlines.
Taking Aim at Entitlements
John McCain (R-Ariz.) or Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) wins the White House.
Business Gears Up for 401(k) Warfare
Harkin said in a statement, “It is absurd that millions of Americans rely on 401K plans for their retirement security and yet they aren’t told what fees they are paying to maintain these accounts
Gang of 10 Gives GOP Heartburn
John Thune (R-S.D.), one of the original members of the group, acknowledged that the party is split over the approach. “There’s no question it’s stirred up a debate,” Thune said.
Energy Bill on House Floor This Week
Permanently,” Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) said.
‘Worst Ever’
It got extended to Oct. 1 because Congress thought it couldn’t process appropriations bills in just six months — but could in nine months.