GOP Woos Its Own on K Street
Castellani, president of the Business Roundtable; Duberstein Group lobbyist Eric Ueland, the one-time chief of staff to then-Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.); Dave Hoppe, a lobbyist with Quinn
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Georgia: Lanier Wages Guerrilla Warfare Against Senator
Saxby Chambliss (R) this fall, but his unusual campaign style and unique Internet videos have brought him some attention from Peach State newspapers in the crowded primary campaign.
Money Matters: Mulligan on McCain
John McCain (R-Ariz.) opted into the presidential public financing system.
Hill Climbers: A Lucky Move
Joyce Rose didnÂ’t want to work in transportation and infrastructure. Having earned a degree in music education, she planned to become a teacher.
Radio Static
Their old-fashioned analog radios are incompatible with modern, digital systems and canÂ’t connect with other departments. They frequently go dead in certain areas of the Capitol.
Rocky Mountain Lows
Even with a national political headwind blowing smack into Colorado Senate candidate Bob SchafferÂ’s (R) face, polling has shown him in a competitive race with Rep.
Party Time in Minnesota: State Committees Flush
For a state that prides itself on being Minnesota nice, its political parties donÂ’t seem to play by those rules.
Obama Factor Spells Trouble for Dole
Elizabeth DoleÂ’s (R-N.C.) train to a second term may have already left the station.
Cannon: Foe Should Be Challenging Matheson
Chris Cannon (R) has been forced to walk a fine line in his bid to survive another tough challenge from a candidate within his own party.
Heard on the Hill: Thune’s an Easy Date
John Thune — but it isn’t cheap.
Surprise! There’s Actually Good News About the Budget
This shouldnÂ’t be something that needs to be celebrated and commemorated, let alone the topic of a column.
Road Map: Dodd and Democrats Focus on Mortgages
“The housing crisis isn’t going to take a hiatus while the Countrywide loan controversy continues. … The timing isn’t ideal, but neither is the housing crisis.” Plus, housing industry lobbyists are
Hoyer, Blunt Push Deal on FISA Bill
House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) faces conservatives in his party who support full retroactive immunity and liberals who donÂ’t want any immunity.
Kanjorski Vs. Kanjorski?
Paul Kanjorski (D-Pa.) might hope thatÂ’s what voters say this cycle, especially now that he faces his most formidable opponent since 2002, when he defeated Hazleton Mayor Lou Barletta (R) in their first
66 House Lawmakers Late to File
Becoming familiar with those definitions may slow down the process of producing Congressional disclosure forms for accountants who havenÂ’t done them before.
Kansas: Ryun Hits Airwaves With First Ad of Race
“Lynn Jenkins may not have set a world record in track, but she has 20 years experience as a certified public accountant, knows wasteful spending when she sees it, and won’t wait 11 years to fight
Virginia: Clyburn, Scott Slated to Headline Event for Nye
Thelma Drake (R) in the southeast Virginia 2nd district.
A Mixed Legacy Explored
Swint said he wrote the book because Ailes is a “fascinating character” and less is known about him than other media figures because he “doesn’t seek out the limelight,” though his ruthless practices and
The Farm Team: Weiner Desires Move From the Hill to the Hall
Vito Fossella (R) has given Democrats a rare opportunity to compete for his Staten Island-based seat, which the GOP has held with relative ease since the early 1980s.
Conrad, Dodd Deny Wrongdoing in Countrywide Case
.” But Stefan Passantino, an ethics law expert at McKenna Long & Aldridge who served as counsel to former Speakers Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) and Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.), suggested the mortgages could