Editorial: Go to Camp David
And Republicans will denounce the process as an unfair power play resorted to as the only means by which Democrats could force their unpopular plans on the public and avoid the spectacle of failing
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Testing the Murtha Connection
The wife of the late Rep. John Murtha (D-Pa.) is out of the race, but former Murtha staffers are hoping one of their own can carry the banner in the special election for his seat.
Heard on the Hill: Kennedy’s Baby Puke and Doughnut-Scarfing
Kennedy, according to the story, handled the spit-up without blinking an eye, reassuring the “mortified” mom — who was trying to clean up the mess herself — that “they have folks here to do that.
Democrats Waiting on Garcia in Florida
In an interview last week, Garcia would say only that he’s “very pleased” with his job in the Obama administration. “That’s what I’m busy doing right now.
D.C.’s Black History Gets Gentle Nudge
Along the way, readers will learn that the National Mall was the best place in town to sell slaves because of its prime location along the Potomac River; that the Architect of the Capitol originally
Under New Management
“He winds up sorta pounding on the table in this coffee shop and says, I guarantee you that son of a bitch won’t be governor,'” Yepsen recalled in a recent interview.
Brown Delivers Helping Hand to Haiti
In the weeks after the catastrophic earthquake that struck just 700 miles from Florida, Rep.
Kaniewski: Congress Should Consider Its Own Failures in Attempted Bombing
It was for this reason that CBP officers planned to interview and further inspect Abdulmutallab upon arrival in Detroit. But alas, it was too late.
DCCC’s Vogel Translates Emanuel and Races
Seeing the Chicago area code meant that Rahm Emanuel, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee chairman in the 2006 cycle, was on the line.
Armey Aligns With Tea Party
Former House Majority Leader Dick Armey (R-Texas) may not be the head of the conservative “tea party” movement, but these days he seems to have more love for the grass-roots group than the party he once
Schumer Is Latest Democrat to Urge Reid to Embrace Public Option
In doing so, Schumer became the highest-profile Senate Democrat and biggest Reid ally to sign on to a letter originally sent to the Majority Leader by Democratic Sens.
Murtha Special to Be Held May 18
Ed Rendell (D) has set the special election to fill the late Rep.
List of Senators Grows Asking Reid to Pursue Reconciliation
Additionally, these Members are asking that Reid embrace the public insurance option as part of a final bill — a provision was not included in the $871 billion package that cleared the chamber late last
Republicans Continue to Voice Skepticism on Health Care Summit
On Wednesday, the GOP responded contemptuously to Sebelius’ declaration, although Brad Dayspring, an aide to House Minority Whip Eric Cantor (R-Va.), referred to a television interview in which his
S.D. State House Leader Joins Race Against Herseth Sandlin
Blake Curd in the GOP contest. The National Republican Congressional Committee has been impressed enough with Curd to put him in the first tier of its “Young Guns” program for promising recruits.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: PETA Goes After King
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals has weighed in on Rep.
Cheney: Palin, Other GOP Contenders Have Much Work to Do
“Whoever it is is going to have to prove themselves capable of being president of the United States. And those tests will come during the course of campaigns, obviously,” Cheney said.
King Calls for Brennan’s Ouster
Homeland Security ranking member Peter King (R-N.Y.) told Roll Call in an interview that he made his decision to call for Brennan’s removal after hearing about Brennan’s comments during a speech
Graham: Bipartisanship Is Doable if White House Changes Course
Graham contended in a television interview on “Fox News Sunday” that he is willing to meet Obama more than halfway on national security issues, but he said the White House needs to change course
Massachusetts’ Delahunt Won’t Rule Out Retirement
Bill Delahunt (D-Mass.) did not rule out retirement in an interview with the Boston Herald published Saturday.