Road Map: Democrats Struggle to Reach 60 on Bankruptcy
helpful during the current meltdown of the nation’s housing market.
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Politics & Poker: A Political Dynasty Searches for New Royalty
It wasn’t all that long ago that Time magazine devoted a cover spread to “The New Kennedys— — the next generation of the storied Democratic family who were going to carry the political legacy of Jack,
DNC Slams Boehner in New Web Ad
The ad makes reference to an interview Boehner gave to the New York Times, published Saturday, in which he appeared to suggest that Congressional Republicans are not obligated to offer alternatives
Heard on the Hill: Steele’s Measuring the Drapes
In a little-noticed portion of an interview with GQ magazine published last week (in which Steele’s lenient views on abortion drew heavy criticism from his fellow Republicans), Steele offered that
Hill Climbers: Behind the Scenes
Some people thrive on being the public face of a political campaign, enjoying the spotlight and being out front.
Gillibrand Stars in New Murphy Ad
Gillibrand faces the camera during the entire 30-second ad, which went on the air Friday, and explains why she’s supporting venture capitalist Scott Murphy (D) in the March 31 contest.
Shop Talk: Conant Has Left the Building
Republican National Committee Communications Director Alex Conant — the organization’s chief mouthpiece during the tumultuous first month under the leadership of its new chairman, Michael Steele — will
A Moderate Superstar Retires From the DLC
, we could have people support us again,— From said in an interview with Roll Call.
Meet Mike: Right-Winger, Reformer
For one, the Democrat said he isn’t even going to try to predict his committee assignments. He said in a phone interview that some Members “smirked— when he expressed his preferences.
Ethics Leaders Promise Tech Upgrade
the primary targets for improvement.
Bayh Bolsters Centrism
“To get balanced budgets, sometimes you have to cut spending in tough times,— Bayh said Wednesday in an interview.
New Poll Shows Simmons, Dodd in Virtual Dead Heat
Although Simmons has not announced his candidacy yet, the former Congressman said in a phone interview Tuesday that he thought the poll was “fantastic— and “unbelievable.— “I’m not even a declared
K Street Files: Union Wars
Newmark is a board member of the Sunlight Foundation and the Consumers Union.
Census Control Clarified
The director of the 2010 Census will report to the Commerce secretary, a White House official said Tuesday, offering the clearest statement yet about the chain of command on the census and possibly allaying
Montana: Rehberg Could Face Off Against McDonald
McDonald said in a phone interview that he has been traveling throughout the state for the past three weeks while considering his options.
Thrill and Chill of Energy Shortages
In a phone interview, the author pointed out that the U.S. cannot continue the pattern of exchanging money for natural resources with authoritarian regimes.
Chiefs Eschew Partisanship
And so the Senators — some of the Senators — suggested that maybe we should …— “They ran us out of the Senate dining room,— said Russell, jumping back into the conversation to finish Ingram’s sentence
Street Talk: Kaiser’s Book Details Decline of the Old Way
“In a larger sense, it’s what’s happened to my hometown in the last 35 to 40 years,— Kaiser said in an interview.
Snowe Flexes Moderate Muscle
“I think there’s a case to be made to protect minority rights,— Snowe said in an interview Friday. “Majority rules, but you have to respect minority rights.
Gregg Is Happy to Be Home
the Senate Republican leadership and working with the Democrats on pressing issues.