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Local Democrats to Discuss Obey’s Seat This Weekend
David Obey’s (D) seat after the weekend.
Congress Won’t Fight D.C. Weed Bill
Serrano is part of the reason that the D.C.
Hispanics Divided Over Immigration Debate
Although the partisan divide in the Senate makes passage less likely, Grijalva said that should not stop the Senate from taking up a bill, in part because the debate would give Democrats an opportunity
Obama Threw Ice’ on Immigration Reform, Gutierrez Says
to pass a bill out of the Senate.
Brown Joins Push to Strip Terrorists of Citizenship
of an enemy of the U.S.
GOP Walks Fine Line With Security Criticisms
issues — on which the GOP believes it holds the political advantage.
Allies Eye Each Other Warily Since Spill
manned the platform.
Shop Talk: Tuesday’s Top Winners and Losers
The Winners: • Both Public Opinion Strategies (polling) and the Faulkner Group (direct mail) scored four wins each in the Hoosier State.
Obama, McConnell: Perfect Strangers
Despite McConnell’s position as the most senior elected Republican in the country, the leader of the “loyal opposition” never fields calls from the commander in chief and sees him only at White House
Obama, Biden Interview Judge Wood About High Court Vacancy
President Barack Obama and Vice President Joseph Biden separately interviewed Diane Wood about the Supreme Court vacancy on Tuesday, according to a source with knowledge of the conversations.
A Conversation With Robert Hurt, Va. 5th District Candidate
Robert Hurt (R) is a leading candidate in the Republican primary for the seat of freshman Rep. Tom Perriello (D).
LeMieux Says He Urged Crist to Stay in Republican Party
LeMieux, in a brief interview with reporters just off the Senate floor, declined to speculate as to what help he might provide Rubio in the general election, saying: “I haven’t crossed that bridge
K St. Files: Pickens Drills for Congressional Supporters
Pickens also offered his thoughts on the massive oil slick now approaching the shores of the Gulf of Mexico.
Ports of Contention: Truck Fight Parks on Hill
If they can help the Teamsters force the government to change the federal law, it will allow the Teamsters to organize much more easily the trucking industry in the ports.”
Hill Climbers: Louie Gohmert’s Staffers Take It All in Stride
“I am a huge history nerd and he is, too, and so we were trading stuff in my interview,” she said. “I was like, Oh, did you know this about the Capitol?’ He was like, No, did you know this?’
Terror Suspect Triggers Hill Debate
“There’s probably about 350 different charges he’s guilty of: attempted acts of terror against the United States, attempted murder,” McCain said Tuesday on the syndicated radio show “Imus in the
Senate GOP Has Plan for Supreme Court Fight
in the GOP’s initial response to the nominee, as will other members of the committee.
Markey’s Pointed Letter Has a Colleague in a Lather
In an interview last week, Myrick derided Markey’s use of the committee’s letterhead, characterizing his efforts to ban the substance as a personal campaign.
Cockroaches’ Brag of Survivor Mentality
too unwieldy and expensive, so the Potomac Institute now runs the supper club, they said in an interview Friday.