Campus Notebook: Hit and Run
“Making the Speaker’s rostrum more accessible is an important symbol of our understanding that we must ask Americans to do as we do, not just as we say,” House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio
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Colorado: Defenders of Wildlife Going After Musgrav
Marilyn Musgrave (R), who is running for re-election in the Republican-leaning 4th district against former Senate aide Betsy Markey (D).
Five Judicial Nominations to be Considered on Tuesday
While Reid didnÂ’t name the judges to be considered, sources said the Majority Leader is looking to advance two outstanding circuit court judges and three district court hopefuls.
FEC Nominees May Finally Get Vote
A vote on the nominees fell through late last week when Reid asked Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) for more time on behalf of an unnamed Senator. On Monday, aides to Sen.
Obama’s Funding Decision Won’t Have Long-Term Impact
John McCain (R-Ariz.) does not come into this debate with clean hands, his reputation for campaign finance reform notwithstanding. Though not unexpected, ObamaÂ’s decision is disappointing.
GOP to Employ Mass Procedural Mischief
Randy Kuhl (R-N.Y.) also will file a discharge petition on HensarlingÂ’s bill. Both parties feel pressed to act before the recess to show that they are responding to skyrocketing gas prices.
Cannon’s Political Fate Decided Today
(R). The Utah polling firm Dan Jones & Associates released a survey over the weekend of 312 registered voters that gave Cannon a 4-point lead.
Ridge Files Very Late for Albania
John McCainÂ’s (R-Ariz.) presidential campaign and has been mentioned as a potential vice presidential running mate.
Senate Turns to Legislating on Housing Bill
Kit Bond (R-Mo.), it had been over a month since the Senate last voted on a legislative amendment to any bill.
Heard on the Hill: Woodward Who?
Clearly, “All the President’s Men” isn’t huge on YouTube.
McClintock Won’t Campaign With Doolittle
John Doolittle (R). McClintock, a state Senator, said that Doolittle has offered to introduce him to his Republican supporters in the district.
Are Senate Races Moving in One Partisan Direction?
Democrats, of course, donÂ’t need movement in any of the contests. They lead in all three.
Deals Break the Logjam
Ross said most Blue Dogs ultimately voted for the funding because they didn’t want to “punish” veterans because Senate Republicans wouldn’t support a tax on the rich.
Hoyer, Blunt: Friends Over All
Each week when Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) and Minority Whip Roy Blunt (R-Mo.) deliver a colloquy on the House floor, both seem to relish the gentlemanly discussion of the schedule for upcoming
Publicity With a Conscience
.” Redemptive Value The trio isn’t out to market just anything.
Wedding Gifts OK Under Rules
While the waivers don’t suspend the regular gift rules in their entirety — lobbyists are still prohibited from handing out trinkets — they do allow Members or aides to accept gifts valued at more
McClellan Slams Rove
“I don’t have any direct knowledge on that,” McClellan said.
A Resurgent Dogfight Over Tanker
“I don’t think we should change the rules of the game yet,” he said.
North Carolina Result Is No Shocker
Robin Hayes (R) is vulnerable. This is a surprise? A newly released Democratic poll showed challenger Larry Kissell (D) edging out Hayes in a general election matchup.
K Street Files: Panic Mode
The new, dreaded lobbyist disclosure 203 forms have not yet been unveiled by the House or Senate, but that isnÂ’t stopping the cottage industry of ethics experts from holding pricey seminars on how to fill