Heard on the Hill: Stevens — Forgive and Forget
Boehner, a heavy smoker, called the bill “boneheaded” and said there isn’t a smoker in America who doesn’t know that smoking doesn’t do the body good.
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Money Can’t Buy Them Love
They say money canÂ’t buy you love, but donÂ’t tell some House candidates that the adage can also be true in politics.
Will Third-Party Candidates Make the Difference in Top Races?
Steve Stivers (R) and Franklin County Commissioner Mary Jo Kilroy (D) are battling for the open seat vacated by Rep. Deborah Pryce (R).
Senate Takes Wait-And-See Approach
Arlen Specter (R-Pa.), John Thune (R-S.D.), Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), Jim Bunning (R-Ky.), Pete Domenici (R-N.M.), Mark Pryor (D-Ark.) and Blanche Lincoln (D-Ark.), who offered a hug.
Stevens Welcomed Warmly by Colleagues
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) was welcomed warmly by his longtime Senate colleagues.
Roskam Fighting Local Hero
“The Clintons couldn’t attack him on those things because of their own lack of credibility on some of those issues,” Roskam said.
Ohio Candidates Cozy Up to Popular Governor
It seems Buckeye State Congressional hopefuls can’t get enough of first-term Gov. Ted Strickland (D). “Gov. Strickland is wildly popular, and Ted and I are very close,” said Ohio state Sen.
Minnesota: Independence Party Is Backing Sarvi for House
John Kline (R), according to a release from the DemocratÂ’s campaign.
‘Shared’ Staffers Face More Regulation
“It’s their actions that unfortunately make these requirements necessary,” ranking member Vernon Ehlers (R-Mich.) said at Wednesday’s hearing.
House Seeks More Control of AOC Selection
Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.) and Zach Wamp (R-Tenn.) announced a bill that would hand the entire appointment process over to Congress.
Pakistan’s Democracy Deserves Full Support, Not Double Messages
.” Some former mujahedeen are now Taliban, still assisted by the ISI and now in cahoots with al-Qaida — as if the CIA didn’t know.
DCCC Money Could Tip the Balance in Races at the Wire
It is difficult to believe that the DCCC wonÂ’t be able to exceed that figure this time, especially since the committee had much more money in the bank on June 30 this year than it did two years ago.
Boehner Demands Pelosi Fire Beard
House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) is asking Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) to immediately fire Chief Administrative Officer Dan Beard, citing his “complete disregard for the interests of American
Boehner Calls Upon Pelosi to Remove CAO Beard
House RepublicansÂ’ long-standing distrust of Chief Administrative Officer Dan Beard came to a head Tuesday with Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) calling for his immediate removal.
Obama, Others Trip on Disclosures
“We hadn’t heard that we had done anything wrong,” Brown said. After Roll Call asked about the report, Barton filed an amendment. Rep.
Hill Climbers: Energy Influx
With energy issues in the spotlight right now, Campbell said she couldnÂ’t pass up the opportunity to be part of the policy process.
Sen. Ted Stevens Indicted
Bob Bennett (R-Utah) as he left the NRSC meeting. “Sen.
Heard on the Hill: There Once Was a Photo in Nantucket
“If it wasn’t for these photographs, the voters probably wouldn’t have even known that John Kerry was in Massachusetts this year,” state Republican Party Executive Director Rob Willington said.
Republican Seat in Great Peril
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) has held for 40 years is as unclear as his personal future.
Lamborn Primary Redux: A Tough Fight
Doug Lamborn (R-Colo.) survive his Aug. 12 primary, he might want to send a thank-you card to retired Air Force officer Bentley Rayburn, one of his two GOP opponents.