Heeding the Bikers’ Call
Richard Burr (R-N.C.).
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Appointees May Leave Surpluses
“They can invest the money, so they can earn interest, but they wouldn’t necessarily be taking contributions or spending money for political purposes while they’re serving in the administration,”
Democrats Say 60 Isn’t Always Magic
Even with 58 seats, “60 is within striking distance on most bills, and it doesn’t raise false expectations that we can do anything we want,” the aide said.
Taub Is at Your Service
Dave Martin (R-N.Y.); Rep. Sherwood Boehlert (R-N.Y.); and Austin Mitchell, a Labour Party member of Parliament from Great Grimsby during a semester abroad at the University of Leeds.
K Street Files: Flying Solo
Former Senate Majority Leader Tom DaschleÂ’s expected appointment to secretary of Health and Human Services wonÂ’t be a loss just to his current firm, Alston & Bird.
Senate Leaders’ Rapport In Tatters
In the hours and days following his re-election win, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) fielded dozens of congratulatory calls and reached out to Democratic and Republican lawmakers, as well
A New Conservative Agenda Can Trump Democrats’ Three Agendas
I think a Republican agenda that looks like Ronald Reagan’s or the “Contract with America” won’t work — the country has moved on.
Lawyer Hopes to Subpoena Chambliss
Saxby Chambliss (R-Ga.), a Georgia attorney said he will argue that the lawmaker went outside the bounds of constitutional Speech or Debate protections when he met with accident victims earlier this year
Messy Elections
Ed Munster (R) The initial vote showed Gejdenson ahead by two votes out of more than 186,000 cast.
Congress, New President Must Put Our Fiscal House in Order
Jim Cooper (D-Tenn.) and Frank Wolf (R-Va.) are pushing a similar proposal that deserves serious consideration.
Stevens Happy Expulsion Vote on Ice
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) said Tuesday that he was happy Sen. Jim DeMint (R-S.C.) decided to postpone a vote to expel him from the Republican Conference.
Heard on the Hill: Sleeping on the Job
no-show at the reception at the Botanic Garden that the committee is hosting tonight: A copy of the program shows that Lofgren, not Brady, will welcome the guests and that ranking member Vernon Ehlers (R-Mich
2010 Senate Playing Field Likely to Grow
Trent LottÂ’s (R) resignation and Wyoming Sen. Craig ThomasÂ’ (R) death brought two more GOP seats into the mix, for a total of 35 Senate seats up for election earlier this month.
Coleman: Franken Wants Senate to Resolve Election
Norm Coleman (R-Minn.) and comedian Al Franken (D), ColemanÂ’s campaign on Tuesday accused Franken of trying to delay the recount in hopes that the Democratic-controlled Senate would eventually vote Franken
Court to Rule on Protected Speech in Murtha Case
Cass Ballenger (R-N.C.) by the Council on American-Islamic Relations for disparaging remarks he made in a 2003 interview — Murtha did not give one interview, but repeated the remarks over a period of several
Health ‘Sector’ Must Be Made Into Health ‘System’
DonÂ’t let it.
Big Business Finding It Tough to Alter Its Stripes
Hugh Scott (R-Pa.), leads the Association of American Railroads; former Rep. Jim Greenwood (R-Pa.) is head of the Biotechnology Industry Organization; former Rep.
Artist’s Photo Collages Span the Ages
“It can’t be literal, like storytelling,” Barnard said of his work.
New Members Getting Schooled in D.C.
Never write anything in an e-mail that you wouldnÂ’t want to see running on the front page of your local newspaper, she told the incoming class. Rep.
Cornyn Already Putting Up Drapes at NRSC
CornynÂ’s task wonÂ’t be easy. But he is hoping to the lay the groundwork for the following cycle. In 2010, 19 Republicans seats are up, compared with only 15 for the Democrats.