North Carolina: In Blow to Democrats, Miller Forgos Senate Bid
“Obviously, a big part of me wanted to run for the Senate … but I like what I’m doing in the House right now,” Miller told The Associated Press.
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House Office Fields Game Memorabilia
Two years ago, the office conducted an oral history interview with Glenn Rupp, a 1930s-era Congressional page who later donated his 1932 game program to the House’s collection.
Conyers Warns of Contempt Citations for White House
If the House passes a contempt motion — a rare occurrence — the matter would, ironically, be referred to the U.S. attorney of the District of Columbia.
Thompson’s Seasoned Hand
some of the early pioneers in the business.
Partisan Dilemma in Wyoming?
Dave Freudenthal (D) is likely to select the strongest Republican available to him as a replacement to the late Sen.
Energy Fight Looms Again in Fall
In an interview Wednesday, Dingell insisted that he and Pelosi are working together, and that he and Boucher chose to take out items divisive to both Democrats and Republicans to meet Pelosi’s July
Talk-Show Host Quits, Eyes Hunter House Seat
Conservative talk-radio host Mark Larson (R) acknowledged late last week that he is considering running for Congress in the 52nd district, and he stoked the rumors by resigning from his show effective
Wyoming GOP Chooses Possible Senate Picks
The National Republican Senatorial Committee is confident it will hold the seat regardless of who Freudenthal selects.
Shrum Looks Back on Nearly Four Decades of Political Campaign Work
“This book is not an authorized book in any way, shape or form,” he said in an interview. “I didn’t check with anyone.
Kitty Dish
Harris mentioned the book during an interview with The Washington Post in October. “I’ve been writing it all year,” she told the Post. “It’s going to be a great book.”
Wyoming: State GOP Expected to Vote on Senate Tonight
the late Rep.
Energy Plus Immigration Equals Weekend Work
According to a Democratic leadership aide, Reid was expected at press time Monday to begin the process of bringing the revived immigration bill to the floor by Friday at the latest.
For Hill GOP, Rove Has Mixed Legacy
At the same time, the longtime Bush loyalist — one of the last remaining senior aides from the administration’s original lineup — has found himself embedded in some of the GOP’s worst headlines in
The Grassley Is Greener
Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) said last week that he will pitch in if need be to help the Iowa Republican Party recoup the money it stands to lose following the announcement that two of the 2008 presidential
‘Bridges’ Brings Islamic Youths to U.S.
on terrorism and the crises in the Middle East.
Reid Plots to Block Conservatives
To use the tactic, Reid will have to bring a new bill to the floor — likely the existing bill with the new package of border spending measures — and then offer the first amendment to the measure.
Groups Hit GOPers on Hot Topics
issues of the day.
Kucinich Stands Alone: Progressive Members Have Yet to Support His White House Bid
Kucinich is active in both the Congressional Progressive Caucus as well as the Out of Iraq Caucus.
Lynne Cheney Does Not Apply for Wyoming Senate Vacancy
The list appeared to offer few surprises, and is headed by known interested parties like Colin Simpson, the Majority Floor Leader of the Wyoming House of Representatives and the son of former Sen
Wells’ Hands-on Approach Earns Praise on the Hill
After the endless City Council hearings, the intense staff meetings, the neighborhood visits and the scattered public appearances, Ward 6 Councilman Tommy Wells (D) often retires to his reserved seat at