Nation: Romney Writes Checks to Targets of DCCC
Mitt Romney (R) announced Monday that he is cutting $1,000 checks from his political action committee to help a group of House Republicans being targeted for their vote against the stimulus bill.
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Romney PAC Aids Targeted Republicans
Mitt Romney (R) announced Monday that he is cutting $1,000 checks from his political action committee to help a group of House Republicans being targeted for their vote against the stimulus bill.
Bunning Apologizes for Ginsburg Comment
Jim Bunning (R-Ky.) on Monday apologized for comments he made Saturday suggesting that Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg would be dead from pancreatic cancer within nine months, saying he did not
Obama Challenges Hill
“We welcome the opportunity to listen to the president’s speech, but we’ve got a lot of questions that need to be answered,” said Antonia Ferrier, spokeswoman for House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio
Staffers’ Easy Guide to Weathering Congress
Jim Talent (R-Mo.).
California: Open Primary Proposal Vexes Political Parties
Arnold Schwarzenegger (R) has vowed to campaign for it. The proposal was engineered by state Sen.
GOP Expresses Doubt on Obama Outreach
they are willing to listen to us and back off some of these tax increases, we might enjoy real success on the policy front and on behalf of American families,” Ways and Means ranking member Dave Camp (R-Mich
Blunt’s Departure Sets Off Scramble
Kit Bond (R) in 2010 means a reliably Republican district will be up for grabs in the Show Me State next year.
Road Map: Obama Parrots Bush’s Promises of Deficit Cut
[IMGCAP(1)]ThatÂ’s a neat trick, given that ObamaÂ’s reported deficit projection in four years is a whopping $533 billion, which itself would be a record if it werenÂ’t for the current yearÂ’s ocean
Tell the Truth, Even if the News Is Not Pretty
I had to take this information to then-Senate Majority Leader Howard Baker (R-Tenn.), so I checked with Alice to make sure the numbers were right.
Heard on the Hill: Usher: Yeah! It’s Still On
The R&B crooner is expected to appear before the House Education and Labor Committee at a Wednesday hearing on national service and volunteerism.
Internal GOP Battle Looms
What to do about the nation’s housing crisis is becoming a family feud Republican leaders aren’t keen to talk about — or even acknowledge.
The Rose Garden: Biden’s Ambitions May Define His Role
John McCain (R-Ariz.) turned 72 while running for president last year, and former Sen. Bob Dole (R-Kan.) was 73 during his failed campaign in 1996.
Are Republicans Ready to Mount a Comeback in the Northeast?
In the Mid-Atlantic, things arenÂ’t much better for Republicans.
Can the Senate Ethics Committee Expel Roland Burris?
Jim Durkin (R) asked whether Burris had spoken with anyone associated with Blagojevich about his desire for the Senate seat. Durkin threw out a list of names as examples.
$50 Million Arts Stimulus Points to a New Regime
Rick Santorum (R-Pa.), the effort to oust Democrats nearly cost Glickman his job, as it allegedly did to top Democrats at the Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of America, the Investment Company Institute
Man on the Move
Ray LaHood (R-Ill.) was not an obvious choice to become President Barack ObamaÂ’s secretary of Transportation.
Environmental Review Process Can Stall Projects
If we donÂ’t take dramatic action to improve our transportation infrastructure system, growing congestion and deteriorating pavement conditions will choke the U.S. economy.
Norton Applauds Savior of Japanese Trees
These trees may die in time, but so do people, and we don’t kill them without exhausting all possibilities for life.” AOC spokeswoman Eva Malecki said officials considered removing the trees for
Cantor ‘Very Concerned’ About Upcoming Housing Bill
House Minority Whip Eric Cantor (R-Va.) on Monday said he was “very concerned” about the direction of President Barack Obama’s $50 billion housing bill.