Trailblazer Mikulski Celebrates a Milestone
After 35 years in Congress, the late Rep. Edith Nourse Rogers said, “The first 30 years are the hardest.” Sen. Barbara Mikulski doesn’t see the challenges diminishing anytime soon.
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House GOP Budget Impasse Continues
of the blueprint hangs in the balance.
‘Wonk Rock’ Worship
HOH’s interview with the “wonk rock” band the Consensus Bureau is completely nonsensical, which means we now consider this group of four (and sometimes five) players our new house band.
Timothy Johnson Says He’s Not Bound by Anti-Tax Pledge
In the middle of the interview, Johnson called his chief of staff, Mark Shelden, to double-check.
Hawaii: Linda Lingle Explains Being Wooed to Run
The story of how former Gov. Linda Lingle (R-Hawaii) decided to run for Senate in a year President Barack Obama tops the ballot dates back to the middle of her second term as governor.
Marcy Kaptur Shifts Her Focus to Appropriations Panel
Dennis Kucinich on Tuesday, and in an interview, the veteran lawmaker said she interrupted her campaigning briefly last week to make calls on the Appropriations opening.
Jim DeMint In Line for Commerce Chairman
But Republican operatives who follow the Senate predicted that GOP leaders would not stand in the way of DeMint becoming the ranking member or chairman of the committee.
Democrats Willing to Tinker With Health Care Law
House Republicans’ latest attack on the Affordable Care Act isn’t expected to go far, but it will show disagreements within the Democratic Caucus as the Supreme Court begins hearing oral arguments on the
Showtime’s Nevins Got His Start at the DSCC
at the time by Sen.
Maine: Indie Angus King Set to Run for Olympia Snowe Seat
Angus King (I) will throw his hat into the race to succeed retiring Sen. OIympia Snowe (R), according to local reports. He will make the announcement tonight at Bowdoin College.
Member-Vs.-Member Races Begin in Ohio
The tenor between the two Ohio Democrats, once allies and now opponents, became increasingly ugly in the final weeks before the Super Tuesday primary — the first of 13 projected Member-vs.
Budget Standoff Rhetoric Begins to Appear Routine
Even if the House budgeteers succeed in lowering their topline number, Senate Appropriations Chairman Daniel Inouye indicated in an interview that there is little interest among Senate Democrats
In Utah, ‘Hatch or Snowe?’ No Longer Works
The issue is now moot.
D.C. Autonomy Deal Still Hinges on Policy Riders
Three months into the second session of the 112th Congress, dynamics are shifting on legislative efforts to give the District of Columbia control of its own budget.
Marcy Kaptur, Nita Lowey Seek to Fill Top Democratic Appropriations Spot
In an interview, the Ohioan was quick to state how good her seniority on the committee could be for Ohio.
Weiner Says He Contacted FBI About Grimm
In the fall of 2010, then-Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-N.Y.) informed the FBI that now-Rep.
Foreign Policy Is Back for Elections
. soldiers burned copies of the Quran at a military base in the country.
Gary Condit’s Son Set to Launch Bid for Congress
However, a story published on ivn.us includes an interview with Condit in which he confirms he is running. Several calls to a phone number listed on the website went unanswered.
Romney Campaign Says He Backs Blunt Amendment
Earlier today, however, the former Massachusetts governor had said he did not support the proposal.