Democrats Tout Unity at DNC Rally
John McCain (R-Ariz.) in the fall would be another four years of President BushÂ’s policies.
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Exiting Staffers Still Favor K St.
I was impressed with how much the auto industry invests in technology R&D and how fast the technology is changing.” Technology was also a driving force behind Barry LaSala’s decision to join Microsoft
Kitty Literature
“Like they say, ‘You just can’t make this stuff up,’” one former staffer tells HOH.
Democrats Plan to Push Energy Until Year’s End
Though that measure isnÂ’t expected to survive through the day, Democrats said the legislation is just the first in a long string of energy-related items they will be pursuing during what portends
Blue-Collar Seats May Vex DCCC
Kirk Schuring (R) are seeking to follow in the footsteps of retiring Rep. Ralph Regula (R). Clinton defeated Obama, 59 percent to 39 percent, in the 16th district.
Maine, Virginia Lead Today’s Calendar
In South Carolina, the primaries arenÂ’t particularly competitive, but that didnÂ’t stop presumptive GOP nominee Sen. John McCain (Ariz.) from cutting two broadcast ads for Sen.
The Supermarket Wars
Henry Brown (R-S.C.), a former executive for Piggly Wiggly supermarkets, is expected today to advance easily to the November general election.
Democrats Smell a Victory on GI Bill
Bush and House Republicans have signaled a willingness to negotiate on the politically potent GI bill, provided that it isnÂ’t offset with a tax increase.
A Bumpy Path to the Hill
There arenÂ’t too many Members whose life actually fits the storyline perfectly, but former Rep.
Minnesota: Jarred by Criticism, Franken Gets DFL Nod
“It kills me that things I said and wrote sent a message to some of my friends in this room and people in this state that they can’t count on me to be a champion for women, a champion for all Minnesotans
Reapportionment Could Cut Delegation Size
Felix Grucci (R) was upset by Democrat Tim Bishop on Long Island. Two years later, Democrat Brian Higgins won the Buffalo-area seat of retiring Rep. Jack Quinn (R).
Specter Criticizes Reid Over ‘Filling the Tree’
Tom Coburn (R-Okla.).
GOP: President’s Dinner Will Be Well-Done
Jim McCrery (R-La.) as an example. McCrery, the ranking member on Ways and Means, has pledged to transfer $150,000 to the NRCC account.
Democrats Plan to Move Unemployment Measure
The stand-alone bill, sponsored by Ways and Means Committee members Jim McDermott (D-Wash.) and Phil English (R-Pa.), would extend unemployment benefits by 13 weeks for most states, while states
The Coalition That Could Have Been
Those who followed American politics in the 1990s would likely find it hard to believe that President Bill Clinton and Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) secretly plotted to unite in a centrist coalition to
Texas Transplants
Michael McCaul (R-Texas).
Appropriations Encounters Turbulent Start
It’s about the committee not doing its work. … It doesn’t matter what the president or the Senate will do. We have jobs.
Staying in the Black
Orrin Hatch (R-Utah.).
GOP Gambit Questioned
But then Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) decided on Wednesday to stall action on the measure by forcing the Senate clerk to read the nearly 500-page bill aloud for almost 10 hours.