Pelosi Says GOP Was Treated Fairly
“I’ve got to tell you that with everything I’m hearing about this so-called deal, I’m very disappointed,” House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) said Wednesday night.
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Stimulus Conferees Adjourn, Proclaim the Deal Done
But conferee Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa), ranking member on the Senate Finance Committee, complained about a lack of GOP input in reaching the final agreement, causing a testy Senate Majority Leader Harry
New Beehive Buzz
Mitt Romney (R). Former Rep. Chris Cannon (R), who lost his seat in a 2008 primary, also shouldnÂ’t be counted out, nor should wealthy former state Rep.
Tight Budgets Hit House Panels
But the Senate Rules and Administration Committee hasnÂ’t had a public hearing on any requests and could provide no details by press time.
Hot Battle Likely if Gerlach Moves On
“That race just isn’t in the cards for him.
Lobbyists’ Money as Popular as Ever
President Barack Obama may have promised a new world order in Washington, D.C., but that hasnÂ’t stopped the Congressional campaign committees from hitting up lobbyists and corporations for political action
GOP Questions Outreach
Though the administration’s marketing of its bipartisan hard work has been outstanding, the actual work has been almost nonexistent,” said Brad Dayspring, spokesman for House Minority Whip Eric Cantor (R-Va
Believe It or Not, Rush Limbaugh Was Right on Stimulus
I canÂ’t believe IÂ’m writing this, but Rush Limbaugh actually has (or had) a good idea on the stimulus. Or, at least the germ of one.
Stimulus Totters Home
Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) said on CNN on Wednesday. “It was written by House appropriators with the attitude ‘We won.
Senate Panel Moves D.C. Voting Bill to Floor
John McCain (R-Ariz.).
D.C. Voting Rights Bill Headed to Senate Floor
John McCain (R-Ariz.). The bill has widespread support in the House, but it has yet to be voted out of the Judiciary Committee.
Deal or No Deal? House Still Being Briefed
John McCain (R-Ariz.) that was heavy on tax cuts and half the cost of the deal he agreed to. “But in a legislature, you don’t get everything you want.”
Shop Talk: Virginia Is for Consultant Candidates
Terry McAuliffe isnÂ’t the only political puppeteer running for office in Virginia in 2009.
Judiciary: Partisans Welcome
John Cornyn (R-Texas) also feigned surprise, exclaiming, “You don’t say!
Census Already Drawing Knives
Darrell Issa (R-Calif.), the Oversight ranking member, said the GOPÂ’s specific concern is that Democrats might try and use statistical estimates in the census rather than counting every person individually
‘We Got Along’ — Big John Dingell Remembers
It wasnÂ’t perfect, and we certainly fought a lot, but we werenÂ’t paralyzed by partisanship either.
K Street Files: Try and Try Again
“We hope they restore much of what the Senate version doesn’t have,” National Education Association lobbyist Randy Moody said.
Fisher to Explore Ohio Senate Bid
George Voinovich (R-Ohio). Fisher would be the first Democratic candidate to enter the race, although a handful of other Buckeye State elected officials are looking at a bid. Gov.
Hoyer Criticizes Specter for Unwillingness to Compromise
Arlen Specter (R-Pa.) is vowing to withdraw his support for economic stimulus legislation if the final plan doesnÂ’t mirror the Senate version of the plan.
Stimulus Plan Still in Flux
Ben Nelson (D-Neb.), Joe Lieberman (ID-Conn.), Susan Collins (R-Maine), Arlen Specter (R-Pa.) and Olympia Snowe (R-Maine) struck a deal last week with Senate Democratic leaders to pare the Senate bill