Gregoire Offers Recount Advice to Franken
Al Franken certainly isnÂ’t the first candidate to endure a long recount. Washington Gov.
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Hoyer Says No Deal, No Votes
Across the Dome, the Senate is scheduled to come back on Monday at 3 p.m. but Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) wouldnÂ’t say on Tuesday whether the chamber would hold votes.
CVC Opens in Invitation-Only Ceremony
John Mica (R-Fla.) — a big proponent of the CVC — held a small reception.
Cornyn Gets 2010 Wake-Up Call
Mel Martinez’s (R-Fla.) decision not to seek re-election in 2010 the same way most everyone else did — via the media.
New Hampshire Senate: The Polls Didn’t Lie
John Sununu (R) trailed former Gov.
Prosecutors Want Fossella to Serve Five Days in Jail
Vito Fossella (R-N.Y.) to 180 days in jail for drunken driving, with all but five days suspended.
Leahy Vows Quick Vote on Holder
Arlen Specter (R-Pa.), the ranking member on the Judiciary Committee, to try to package votes on all ObamaÂ’s top Justice appointees.
GOP Says McCarthy is Ready to Rise
The ascension of newly minted House Minority Whip Eric Cantor (R-Va.) and Chief Deputy Minority Whip Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) to the upper tier of GOP leadership represents a changing of the guard within
Light Turnout in Georgia Runoff Has Both Camps on Edge
Sarah Palin (R) sought to fire up the party base for Sen.
Specter Ready for Matthews Challenge
Arlen Specter (R-Pa.) said Sunday that he is ready to take on anybody who goes after his seat in 2010, including cable TV host Chris Matthews. “I’m going to have an opponent.
Collins Demonstrated Widespread Appeal in Victory
But her support with liberals and voters in the middle didnÂ’t hurt her among the GOP base.
Heard on the Hill: That’s Mr. Obama to You
“I personally haven’t eaten at the cafeteria in a month and a half,” one diehard protester insisted to HOH, although he allows that others haven’t been as faithful to the cause.
Bill Thomas Looks Back Serenely at House Career
Bill Thomas (R-Calif.) chaired two committees and steered dozens of pieces of legislation during his 28-year career.
Business Groups, Team Obama Play Well
John McCain’s (R-Ariz.) presidential campaigns more than six months ago and that now the president-elect and the business sector “have a mutually shared interest” in turning the economy around.
Louisiana: Parties Spend Heavily in McCrery Seat Race
Jim McCrery (R). In that contest, Democrat Paul Carmouche reported raising more than $362,000 from Oct. 16 to Nov. 16, according to Federal Election Commission reports filed last week.
Will Obama Opt for Pragmatism in Energy Policy?
John McCain (R-Ariz.) during his presidential campaign — revising the “mark to market” accounting rule and limiting “short-selling” by speculators, both of which are depressing bank stocks.
Stevens’ Attorneys Claim Prosecutors Violated Court Rules
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) on Wednesday accused federal prosecutors of violating court procedures and demanded access to a private communication authored by the government.
Can Anyone Bring America Together in an Era of Division?
Sarah Palin (R) is a good example.
Member Losses Wreak Havoc on Staff
“But it doesn’t seem to be that way.” The aide, whose boss lost last month, specializes in health care and was looking forward to working on health insurance legislation in the upcoming session.
One Exception
We don’t know, or care, what architectural critics may say, but we’re sure that fiscal critics will greet the opening with guffaws about the CVC’s price tag — $621 million, six times its original