GOP Rank and File Take Opportunity to Vent
Vernon Ehlers (R-Mich.), adding those are energy and pork. “Don’t call them earmarks. They’re pork.
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Whitman, Foes All Calling for Change
Mike Ferguson (R), state Sen. Leonard Lance and former Congressional aide Kate Whitman have emerged as the two frontrunners in the GOP contest.
Hoyer Says Ethics May Be Required to Probe Fossella
Vito Fossella (R-N.Y.).
‘Shared’ Staffers Draw Scrutiny
One staffer said offices donÂ’t want to hand off important duties such as running a Web site or keeping office finances to a legislative assistant who has other responsibilities and no technical expertise
Senate Approves Agee
Yet a deal that was made between Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) and Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) still hinges on Democrats, as Reid agreed to send to the Senate floor three judicial
McCain’s Battered Lobbyists
John McCainÂ’s (R-Ariz.)
Model Mess
HOH was an English major, so forgive us for a going a little heavy on the symbolism here: The GOP on Tuesday had to shed some dead weight, and Minority Leader John Boehner (Ohio) notably didnÂ’t get the
Rules Committee to Grill Three FEC Nominees
presidential campaign lawyer, also rode to McGahnÂ’s rescue Tuesday, rebutting Campaign Legal CenterÂ’s Meredith McGeheeÂ’s criticism of McGahnÂ’s one-time representation of former Majority Leader Tom Delay (R-Texas
About Time
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) said Democrats had established a dismal precedent in blocking a qualified nominee from the bipartisan FEC.
Young Hunter Is Favored to Win Race
Duncan Hunter (R), retiring from the solidly conservative 52nd district upon the conclusion of his current term after an unsuccessful presidential bid, remains immensely popular at home, and his son looks
Pyrrhic Victory
“We made investments in 16 states this month as we ramp up the field programs that delivered victories in close states last cycle — even with those investments, which Republicans aren’t making, we
Kennedy News Stuns Hill
Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), who worked closely with Kennedy during last year’s immigration reform negotiations, said that while “he doesn’t agree with Sen.
It’s Down the Homestretch in Kentucky
In Kentucky, todayÂ’s primary contests arenÂ’t expected to offer a whole lot in the way of a good old-fashioned political horse race.
Baby Steps Used for Immigration Bills
“You don’t shove the entire apple in your mouth. You take a bite at a time,” the aide said.
New York: Tonko Making It Official, With CWA in His Corner
The question is whether businessman Richard Hanna (R) has entered the 24th district race too late.
Missouri: Barnes’ New Ad Calls Graves Pathetic and Sad
Sam Graves’ (R) recent criticism of her “San Francisco” values. “Eight years in Congress and all Sam Graves has to show for it is this?” the ad begins.
House GOP Gathering Again to Discuss Future
.” Republican leadership aides said Members didn’t feel they had ample time to express their views about where the party is headed during two GOP Conference meetings last week, amid the fallout of
Massachusetts Vacancy Would Create ‘Free-For-All’
Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) might be a legend, but even he canÂ’t live forever.
Beaver Tales
Gordon Smith (R) in November. In the open 5th district Democratic primary, former gubernatorial aide Steve Marks faces a tougher assignment, but he is still in the mix against state Sen.
George W. Bush May Yet Be a Unifier — for Democrats
Tom Davis (R-Va.) was correct when he told GOP leaders and strategists in a memo recently: “Members instinctively understand that the Republican brand is in the trash can.