Gingrich to Join GOP Protest
Jim McCrery (R-La.), the ranking member of the Ways and Means Committee, brought his 12-year-old son Clark to the Capitol for the event.
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Republicans Return to House Chamber to Protest Energy Policy
“The microphones aren’t on, the lights are dim, the cameras are off, but we’re here because you’re here,” said Rep. Tom Price (R-Ga.), talking to a chamber filled with tour groups.
Republicans Return to Empty Chamber to Protest Energy Policy
“The microphones aren’t on, the lights are dim, the cameras are off, but we’re here because you’re here,” said Rep.
Members Map Coordination
Barack Obama (D-Ill.) and John McCain (R-Ariz.) crammed in private sessions with House and Senate lawmakers last week to finalize strategies and enlist their help before officially becoming the presidential
Heard on the Hill: Get Off My Cloud
John Ensign (R-Nev.) to strike a deal on renewable-energy legislation.
Bush Trips Up McCain
“Any vote on [Korea] or any free-trade agreement doesn’t play well here in Michigan,” said David Dulio, a political scientist at Oakland University in Rochester, Mich.
‘Tele-Town Halls’ Become More Popular on Hill
Feinstein and Rules and Administration ranking member Bob Bennett (R-Utah) sent out a notice of the change Thursday.
Mis-disclosure
David Dreier (R-Calif.), John Dingell (D-Mich.), Diana DeGette (D-Colo.), Mary Bono Mack (R-Calif.) and Joe Barton (R-Texas). ItÂ’s a bipartisan and bicameral problem. In another case, Rep.
Hill Climbers: Called to Serve
[IMGCAP(1)] “I don’t take it for granted, where I get up to go to work in the morning,” Beckelman said.
Lobbyists Try to Enter Congress
That race pits Franklin County Commissioner Mary Jo Kilroy (D) against Steve Stivers (R), who was vice president of government relations at Bank One in Columbus until 2003 when he became a state
Oklahoma: Rice Hires DSCC Vets, Calls for Six Debates
James Inhofe (R) to meet him in six debates across the state.
Wal-Mart Sends Mixed Political Signals
But Wal-Mart isnÂ’t just another company; itÂ’s AmericaÂ’s largest corporation.
The Farm Team: Berman Could Protect Berman in Redistricting
Last cycle, McNerney upset House Natural Resources Chairman Richard Pombo (R). Most Golden State House Members donÂ’t plan on retiring.
GOP Ends Takeover of House Floor
.” “I think it took a couple of hours for people to understand we weren’t giving up, and the Speaker thought she could roll over us, but this is the biggest issue before the American people right
Pelosi Faces Unease on Oil
This issue can’t be ignored any longer.” But so far, Pelosi doesn’t appear to be budging.
Senate Garners Mixed Reviews
“The voters are frustrated that we haven’t done more,” Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) said.
Van Hollen Talks Strategy With CHC
“We weren’t included in that process,” CHC Chairman Joe Baca (D-Calif.) said. “With Chris, he’s trying. It’s not just, ‘How can we win back the House?
Parnell Won’t Switch to Alaska Senate Race
Sean Parnell (R) has no intention of running for Senate — and he doesn’t expect his boss, Gov. Sarah Palin (R), to run in place of Sen.
DCCC Eyes Texas Two-Step in GOP Districts
10th will be the easy ride theyÂ’ve been for the Republicans since being redrawn in 2003 as part of the redistricting of Lone Star State House seats engineered by then-House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Texas
Departing D.C., Members Grab for the Gold
Robert Aderholt (R-Ala.). “This is the time of year when you just scurry around.” The Democratic lineup included a defense industry breakfast with Rep. John Murtha (Pa.) for Rep.