We Can Win the Battle Over Climate Change
Alternatives are not as well-developed and therefore less efficient, and what’s more, carbon-based energy producers don’t pay for the costs of pollutants entering our atmosphere — costs that we all must
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Republican Senators Prepared to Start Over
Johnny Isakson (R-Ga.) said Tuesday, arguing that Republicans should take note of the partyÂ’s history.
Staff Hunt Starts For 2010 Cycle
While they wonÂ’t officially assume their new jobs until January, speculation over who will fill the top staff leadership roles at the committees is already swirling.
The Daley Dose
Michael Patrick Flanagan (R). The then-freshman lawmaker went on to lose in 1996 to Blagojevich, who is married to the daughter of a prominent Chicago alderman.
House Members Get Strict 198-Ticket Allocation
Frank Wolf (R-Va.) has a list 6,000 strong and growing. In Illinois, Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. (D) had to stop at 4,000 requests. A few Members, such as Illinois Republican Reps.
Georgia Runoff Gives GOP Angst
Saxby Chambliss (R-Ga.) and former state Rep.
Frosh Inundated at Orientation
Freshman Members of the 111th Congress learned Monday that class pictures and orientation arenÂ’t just for students.
Franken Camp Wants State to Delay Vote Certification
Norm Coleman (R) finished 206 votes ahead of Franken in the Senate race.
Heard on the Hill: Before They Were [Barack] Stars
But Gibbs probably doesn’t want to follow the Ohioan’s career path — Traficant remains behind bars stemming from his 2002 conviction on racketeering, tax evasion and other charges.
Remini’s ‘Short’ History Packs Whole Lot of Punch
“Do you know people don’t know how their government works?” “That’s something!” he adds, his voice getting louder. “It’s not just the history of the country.
DCCC Touts ’08 Inroads in GOP Areas
House Democrats made history this month by posting significant gains in two successive election cycles — and the victories this year largely came in districts where President-elect Barack Obama didn’t
Minnesota: Final Tally Likely Today; Coleman Hits D.C. Visit
Norm Coleman (R) finished 206 votes ahead of Franken in the Senate race.
Road Map: Bush, Democrats Face One Final Showdown
House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) came out hard against giving the auto companies $50 billion before first seeing whether $25 billion would work.
Hutchison Plans Set Off Scrum
Rick Perry (R) should accelerate in short order.
Lieberman Looking Safe
Jodi Rell (R). “There is value in having Joe Lieberman in the caucus,” said one Senate Democratic aide, whose boss has been angry with Lieberman’s actions on the campaign trail.
GOP Looks to Re-Brand
“I don’t expect that to pop out in January or February or March. But it will come.
Lame-Duck Session Could End Up Lame
“I don’t think much is going to happen next week,” said one Democratic Senator.
House Leaders’ Races Lack Zest
Dan Lungren (R-Calif.), he is expected to survive easily after engineering a leadership shuffle underneath him that tilts to the right.
Republicans Face Tough Job Market
Ray LaHood (R-Ill.) said last week.
Even in a Wave, Some Get Just What They Deserve
It isnÂ’t easy being a candidate for Congress.