The Congressman and the Clinton-ite
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.), certainly arenÂ’t doing much to convince us of it. The pair, rumored to be dating, were spotted in the Capitol on Thursday.
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Oregon: Smith: Oregonians Vote for the Person, Not Party
Gordon Smith (R), bracing for a tough fight for re-election against state Speaker Jeff Merkley (D), cautioned not to make too much of his stateÂ’s recent lurch to the left.
Nation: Upton Raising Money for Vulnerable GOPers
Fred Upton (R-Mich.) knows there’s no “I” in “teamwork,” but there is an “R.” Upton has launched a series of sports-themed “All Star Team Events” fundraisers for his more vulnerable Republican colleagues
Louisiana Senate: A Tossup All the Way Until Election Day
The Louisiana Senate race isnÂ’t likely to be any of those contests or scenarios just cited. Instead, the contest between Sen.
Senate GOP Lies Low
Norm Coleman (R-Minn.), one of the most imperiled incumbents this year, said Senate RepublicansÂ’ new approach to 2008 doesnÂ’t mean abandoning their principles or long-held views, but it does mean focusing
Tough Primary Season Helped Campaigns Shake Out Bugs
Rick Renzi (R-Ariz.) because of the Justice DepartmentÂ’s involvement.
Fix It Gently
As the saying goes, “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” Yet, there’s a possibility that the House Administration Committee could bureaucratize financial and information technology services to Member and
Book Offers Prescription for Trimming Bureaucracy
“Don’t hide cost by passing it on to contractors.” In what might be a good sign for enacting change, Light said Capitol Hill has escaped some of the recruitment problems plaguing executive branch
Rhetoric Heats Up as Gasoline Prices Spike
The drip, drip, drip of higher gas prices has ratcheted up rhetoric on both sides of the aisle as Democratic and Republican lawmakers face the voters over the Memorial Day break, but donÂ’t expect much
Van Hollen Wants Colleagues to Pony Up
Steve Chabot (R-Ohio), Lincoln Diaz-Balart (R-Fla.), Thelma Drake (R-Va.), Tom Feeney (R-Fla.), Mark Kirk (R-Ill.), Randy Kuhl (R-N.Y.) and John Shadegg (R-Ariz.), for their “present” votes on an Iraq
Senate Votes to Override Farm Bill Veto
“We’ll deal with that at some other point, which shouldn’t be a problem,” Harkin said after the veto override. “We’re not sure where we’re going to be when we come back,” said Sen.
GOP Wants Ethics Probe Into Farm Bill Glitch
Tom Coburn (R-Okla.), a vocal opponent of the farm bill — to block a unanimous consent agreement to take up the Senate measures and pass them.
Enrolling Error Snares Farm Bill
“We voted to override a bill that was never considered by the House and the Senate, and I don’t know how that is constitutional,” Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) said.
Boehner Sees NRCC Involved in Primaries
“Our policy hasn’t changed,” Cole said Wednesday.
Stop Criticizing Lobbyists for Being Involved
WeÂ’re damned if we do, and weÂ’re damned if we donÂ’t.
Chariots Afire
Roger Wicker (R-Miss.), who was appointed to the Senate in January following the retirement of Sen. Trent Lott (R).
Can GOP Reform to Avoid ‘Kennedy Scenario’ for 2008?
Barry Goldwater (R-Ariz.), 61 percent to 39 percent.
Pennsylvania: Roggio Has Condolences but Does Not Apologize
Jim GerlachÂ’s (R) opponent might want to have his people call the CongressmanÂ’s people.
Davis Savors Special Election Wins as He Ponders Future
Richard Shelby (R).
McCain Yet To RSVP for Gala
Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), who is Senate chairman of the dinner, said Wednesday that while McCainÂ’s presence would help boost Republican coffers, he wouldnÂ’t see his absence as a slight.