Lieberman, Collins Won’t Quit on ‘Don’t Ask’ Repeal
determine a way to pass the defense measure before the Senate adjourns for the year, likely on Dec. 17.
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Debt Panel Punted on Health Care Cost Plan
It’s the bipartisan proposal by the panel’s health care subcommittee, former White House budget director Alice Rivlin and Rep.
O’Donnell Gets in Conservative Underdogs’ Corner
“It’s to help the underdog candidate find their way,” the Delaware Republican told Roll Call in an interview Wednesday.
Noem Gets Early Star Treatment
“When people start to spend a lot of time with me they realize that I’m a hard worker,” Noem said in an interview Tuesday at the Renaissance Mayflower Hotel downtown.
Democrats Down on Tax Deal Hope There’s Time for Tweaks
If the Senate approves the deal by the end of the week, Members could send it to the House for consideration sometime next week.
Foreign Governments Look for Support on K Street
It was hardly a client lunch at the Palm.
Thune Quietly Gathers 2012 Advice
You try and have as many data points as you can to make a decision like that,” the South Dakota Republican said in a brief interview with Roll Call on Tuesday.
START Ratification Still Looks Like No-Go Before Year’s End
The prospects of the Senate considering the new Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty during the lame-duck session are growing increasingly dim, Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) said Monday
Kingston Has List of Ideas for Capitol Hill Cost Cuts
Angling for the chairmanship of the House Appropriations Committee, Rep.
Feingold Couldn’t Re-Create ’92 Magic
By the end of the race, Feingold’s greatest strength was sapped.
New House Whips Work in Tag Team
McCarthy said the Illinois Republican was the obvious choice; the two have worked closely together since they arrived in the House as a part of the small Republican class of 2006.
Schumer: Caucus Controls Its Own Destiny
“The caucus is going to be the decision-maker,” the New York Senator said in an interview Friday, tamping down talk that his new role has enhanced his own clout or made him the heir
Democrats Resist Retirement Pull
“When the reality of being in the minority sets in, I think Democrats need to be prepared for a very aggressive effort to keep Members here,” the aide said.
GOP Wants START Vote to Wait
During a brief interview late Thursday afternoon, the Arizona Republican expressed the Republicans’ viewpoint on dealing with START before Christmas.
Boehner’s Panama Connections
Nowakowski, Jackson and Papadimitriu worked together on the staff of the House Republican Conference in the late 1990s when Boehner was the Conference chairman.
House GOP Transition Team Eyes Cost Cuts
“There’s no aspect of the legislative branch of the federal government that we are not focused on,” Goodlatte said during an interview Tuesday.
Money Defines RNC Chairman’s Job, Panelists Say
during the 2010 cycle.
K Street Files: Aristotle Launches a PAC; Judd Gregg Stays Put
In an interview Tuesday, Mason said the PAC may eventually raise money from Aristotle employees and contribute to federal candidates but that there are no immediate plans to do so.
Republicans Will Hold Firm With Obama
The president and Democratic leaders have so far opposed extending tax cuts for people who make more than $250,000. All the tax cuts are set to expire at the end of the year.
RNC Candidates Attending Panel to Be Ranked by ‘13 Leadership Criteria’
The first criterion on the list is “a positive attitude and vision for the growth and success of the Republican Party with practical ideas to achieve their goals.”