Voinovich Drops Out of Stimulus Talks
George Voinovich (R-Ohio) has pulled out of negotiations on a bipartisan compromise on the Senate’s economic stimulus bill. Three Republicans — Sens.
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Heard on the Hill: Clinton Nixes Curvy Comic
But when comic creators Bluewater Productions offered a sneak peak of ClintonÂ’s cover art a few months back, Madame Secretary apparently wasnÂ’t pleased with the depiction.
New Shop on the Square
“It took me a week to realize we didn’t have a trash can,” Ackil recalled of the firm’s early days in an interview last week.
K Street Files: Still Waiting
Financial services lobbyists havenÂ’t heard yet what the Treasury DepartmentÂ’s edict on limiting lobbyistsÂ’ influence on Troubled Assets Relief Program funds actually means.
Collins, Specter Put Stimulus Over the Top
“I would doubt if it would occur tonight,” Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) said.
Hill Foundations Attract Cash
The practice of corporations contributing to charities associated with Members of Congress first came under scrutiny after it was revealed that then-House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Texas) had
Heard on the Hill: Our Favorite Filing, Ever
That visit led them to take personal action — Joel said his daughter, Harlow (mom is socialite Nicole Richie) doesn’t own any electronic toys, while Benji hasn’t gotten a new BlackBerry in years,
More Members Looking Home to Move Up
Michael McCaul (R-Texas), might look to return to their roots.
Stimulus Faces Knife
Durbin didnÂ’t mention the leadership-driven proposal but said he hopes NelsonÂ’s plan will attract broad support.
Alabama: Race for Davis’ Seat to Kick Off Tomorrow
Bob Riley (R) has served two terms and is term-limited out of office in 2010.
GOP Reconsiders Use of Filibuster
So we’re, I think probably, inclined to exercise the powers that we have procedurally if we don’t at least get a chance to make some improvements to it,” Sen. John Thune (R-S.D.) said Wednesday.
New Hampshire: Hodes in for Senate, Swett for Congress
Judd Gregg (R) in 2010, but Gregg’s impending departure from the Senate for the Obama administration made it the “right time” to run.
Hodes Officially Jumps Into Senate Race
Judd Gregg (R) in 2010, but Gregg’s impending departure from the Senate for the Obama administration made it the “right time” to run. Gregg is stepping down to become Commerce secretary.
Minnick in the Cross Hairs
Despite MinnickÂ’s early voting record, Republicans arenÂ’t impressed.
Did Republicans Get Rolled in the Granite State?
Judd Gregg (R-N.H.) would be appointed Commerce secretary were invariably followed with a caveat that Gov.
Stimulus Bargain Is Hard, but Debt Bargain Is Harder
If this group can’t agree to put taxes “on the table” to solve a dire dilemma, just imagine the difficulty Obama is going to have getting Republicans and Democrats to come together.
Shop Talk: The Winning Steele-ers
John Warner (R-Va.), Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), former Rep. Tom Davis (R-Va.) and the Republican National Committee. Steering Portman. Former Rep.
Ex-PM Blair Expected to Address Prayer Breakfast
Vernon Ehlers (R-Mich.), who is co-chairing this yearÂ’s breakfast with Rep. Heath Shuler (D-N.C.).
Heard on the Hill: Taxi, Please
Spending on fancy perks by bailout recipients isnÂ’t sitting so well with Members of Congress these days.
McConnell Embraces Spotlight
Johnny Isakson (R-Ga.) said, adding that “he’s a good spokesman” for the party as Republicans struggle with how to rebuild their party.