New York: Fossella Stays Mum, But Jockeying for Seat Starts
Vito Fossella (R) continued to keep mum about his political future Wednesday, Staten Island Republicans are looking ahead to Wednesday.
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Scratch That Thought
But afterward, he told HOH that he worried his message wasnÂ’t reaching the right ears.
Mississippi Special: Why Childers Won and Why Davis Lost
Hypothesis No. 1: Davis lost because he failed to unite the GOP after a bitter primary and failed to win the votes of supporters of former Tupelo Mayor Glenn McCullough (R).
Sweet (Now) Home Alabama
Woody Jenkins (R) on May 3 in LouisianaÂ’s 6th district, a 59-percent Bush district.
Boehner Says Change in the Air After Mississippi Special
House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) said Wednesday that GOP leaders would be discussing changes that might be necessary at the National Republican Congressional Committee in light of the partyÂ’
Kansas: Ryun Smokes Jenkins in His Own Poll on Primary
.” “We haven’t spent a dime on advertising and sit here today with more money to spend on the primary than Ryun,” Leopold said.
DCCC Looking South
Democrats didnÂ’t just win three key special election battles this spring, party operatives said, they broke the back of the Republican Party in its own backyard.
GOP Tries to Press Its Case Over Floor Imbroglio
“I don’t think there’s a question of culpability, other than a mistake Mr. McNulty admitted,” said Rep.
Lenhard Backs McGahn for FEC Post
John McCainÂ’s (R-Ariz.) share of the presidential public financing money.
Reid’s Pledge to Move Three Before Recess Fails to Appease Minority
John Thune (R-S.D.) said.
Armey’s Camouflage
John Shadegg (R-Ariz.) and Tom Lee of the American Federation of Musicians to promote the Performance Rights Act of 2007.
Senators Pass Veto-Proof Proposal to Halt Oil Shipments to Strategic Petroleum Reserve
Wayne Allard (R-Colo.) was the only Senator to vote no.
Movin’ On Up
Jeb Hensarling (R-Texas), mistaking the Congressman for a friend.
Fiscal Hawks Eye Farm Bill
Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) will vote against it, but leadership is divided.
Lunsford Favored in Kentucky Senate Primary
The winner of Tuesday’s primary will earn the right to take on Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R) — who faces a token primary challenge of his own next week — in November.
Hot Lunch, Safe Halls
Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) last month served notice that he wonÂ’t be a rubber stamp for the Capitol improvements budget in his new role as ranking member of the Appropriations Subcommittee on the Legislative
Enviros Take on Ethanol
The environmental groups arenÂ’t strangers to the ethanol issue.
Foreign Gifts Test Rules
Even as new ethics restrictions have made it difficult for Members and staff to accept gifts — aside from token baseball caps or T-shirts — one area remains where lawmakers and their staffs can collect
Farm Compromise Heads to Floor Next Week
“I don’t think this farm bill represents our best effort,” Boehner said.
A Push for E-Prescriptions Nationwide
The coalition –– made up of groups such as the AARP, the National Association of Chain Drug Stores, the American Medical Group Association and companies like Dell, AT&T, and Oracle –– formed last