Extenders’ Plight Sends K St. Into Funk
“R&D stands for renewed in December,” said a lobbyist working for the R&D tax-credit extension.
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K Street Files: Iranian Americans Feel the Love
The Public Affairs Alliance of Iranian Americans may be just a year old, but it didnÂ’t take long for the group to learn the ways of Washington, D.C.
DSCC Invests Early on Field
.” Some Republican Senate strategists contend that the NRSC doesn’t have to duplicate what Schumer is doing because it can rely on the RNC, which as of June 30 led the DNC in cash on hand by nearly
Shift to Renewables Long Overdue
It doesnÂ’t take an economist to recognize that our addiction to oil is undeniably unsustainable.
Ethanol Isn’t Causing Cereal, Gas Shortage
Rice and wheat, two other major global commodities, arenÂ’t used for biofuels. Their high prices are being driven by global weather, export controls and high-priced oil.
Reinstate the Popular Credit for Renewables
It wasnÂ’t always this way. Sens. Maria Cantwell (D-Wash.) and John Ensign (R-Nev.) worked together to craft S. 2821, which has 44 co-sponsors. Sen. Cantwell explained why she worked with Sen.
Nuclear Power Must Be Revisited
barriers to a variety of market-based alternative energies to ensure we have a diverse portfolio of resources — including wind, solar, geothermal, hydroelectric, clean coal and even technologies we haven’t
Peterson Says Energy Group Doesn’t Answer to Leadership
John Peterson (R-Pa.), the organizer of a new bipartisan energy working group, said Wednesday that he doesn’t need GOP leaders to “tell me what to do” when it comes to finding workable solutions to lowering
Races Not Quite Bubbling
That isnÂ’t likely to be the case this cycle.
Democrats Have Cash Edge
Marilyn Musgrave (R-Colo.) and Jon Porter (R-Nev.) outraised the incumbents during the past three months, while the challenger to Rep.
Heard on the Hill: Emergency Makeover for Congress
.” In other words, don’t talk about yourself too much.
Parties Face Internal Strife Over Oil Moves
Zach Wamp (R-Tenn.) said he and a bipartisan group of Members have sent a letter to Bush asking him to consider the idea. “It’s hard to regulate speculators,” he said.
Senate Plots Two-Week Dash
Tom Coburn (R-Okla.). And as of press time, the Senate was closing in on passage of President BushÂ’s global AIDS bill.
Where’s Bill Shaheen?
John Sununu (R-N.H.).
No Sweet Home Alabama in Two Races
“When it comes to this guilt-by-association stuff, I think in the South voters see through it as long as [Republicans] don’t have anything issue-wise to back it,” Anzalone said.
The Politics of Gender
You can’t make it up as you go along,” Gillibrand said of the lessons she took away from the program.
Obama Errs on Iraq, McCain on Economy, to Placate Party Bases
John McCain (R-Ariz.) on Iraq policy.
New Mexico: Tinsley Wants Multiple Town Halls With Foe
Wealthy restaurateur Ed Tinsley (R) is challenging former Lea County Commissioner Harry Teague (D) to a series of town hall debates as he seeks the advantage in their race for the open 2nd district seat
New York: GOP Grudgingly Taps Toxic Figure for S.I. Seat
Vito Fossella (R).
The Big 5: Picking the States That Will Pick the President
John McCain (R-Ariz.) has either held the 2000 and 2004 George W. Bush Electoral College coalition together or been able to offset one or two losses with a previously Democratic state of his own.