Murtha Got Payback in ’08
“It wasn’t a secret that he was in trouble,” Kobran said.
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Pelosi, Boehner Reaffirm Positions on Stimulus
Meanwhile, on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) did not directly respond when asked whether the stimulus package would pass without Republican votes, but he said that
Heard on the Hill: Lady in Red
John McCain (R-Ariz.) just hasnÂ’t seemed like his usual jovial self. Oh, wait, he never was a big cutup, unless you count the biting sarcasm.
2010 Senate Races: Another Tough Cycle For the Republicans
Just donÂ’t pay too much attention to the early polling in that state. After those contests, the focus turns to candidate recruitment against incumbents, with Sens.
Cornyn Plotting to Rob Peter
“Now, that doesn’t mean they can’t make gains, and certainly they can.
Senate Frosh Cope With Tight Temporary Quarters
There are doors to the outside, too — which don’t open. Kyle Hines, spokesman for Sen.
Battle Afoot Over Earmark Cut
John McCain (R-Ariz.), was promising to eliminate all earmark spending outright.
May Capitol Hill Staffers Sell Their Personal Items?
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska), who was convicted last year of failing to report hundreds of thousands of dollars in gifts.
GOP Money Woes Could Get Worse
Bobby Jindal (R) has been tapped to headline its March dinner, which raised $8.6 million for the committee in 2008.
Gillibrand Appointed to Succeed Clinton
But the political drama isnÂ’t completely over: Gillibrand could face tough competition in both the Democratic primary and general election in 2010, and the special election to fill her upstate House seat
Pelosi Defends Democrats’ Vetting of Stimulus Plan
Yes we won the election, but that doesn’t mean we don’t want sustainability or Republican support,” Pelosi said.
Heard on the Hill: Predictions for an Unpredictable 2009
“I can’t wait to start hurting people.” Seeing no hope in overtaking Sen. Robert Byrd (D-W.Va.) as the longest-serving Member of Congress, Rep.
2009 Marks a Year of Notable Anniversaries
There hasnÂ’t been a Republican elected to the Senate from West Virginia since.
Senate Democrats Say Stimulus Will Go to Work Immediately
“I don’t know what other conclusions one could reach,” Conrad said Tuesday.
Democrats Hope to Avoid Pitfalls of 1994
He would have been dean of the House had he returned to Congress in 1995, but Steve Stockman (R) had other ideas.
Obama Promises a New Approach to Hill
Olympia Snowe (R-Maine). Her opposition to BushÂ’s Social Security effort was a major factor in it never getting off the ground.
GOP Looks to Divide Democrats
Jack Kingston (R-Ga.) said of Obama’s Tuesday inauguration. “Wouldn’t it be nice if Washington could quit being Washington?
Clinton Confirmed; Holder Held Over
Despite efforts to slow the appointments of a handful of President Barack ObamaÂ’s nominees, Senate Republicans donÂ’t appear interested in ultimately trying to vote any of them down.
Tuesday Ticket Trouble Ticks Off Hill
“I don’t think anything went wrong. It was just the sheer volume of people.” But Rep.
RNC Race Too Close to Call as Election Approaches
And even though Duncan surely isnÂ’t responsible for his partyÂ’s problems, even party insiders understand that they need to send a message of change.