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Bachmann, 3 Others Under House Ethics Panel Review
“The Committee notes that the mere fact of a referral or an extension, and the mandatory disclosure of such an extension and the name of the subject of the matter, does not itself indicate that any
Harry Reid Says He Needs More Meetings With Mitch McConnell
The relationship between the Nevada Democrat and Minority Leader Mitch McConnell has undoubtedly soured, particularly with the level of discord over the Senate’s rules and the treatment of filibusters
Reid Assumes Cory Booker Will Win Special Election #NJSEN
in a recent interview.
Minnesota Businessman Eyes Peterson Challenge #MN07
Peterson, D-Minn., in the 7th District.
Landrieu Race Pivotal to Political Futures in Bayou State | Farm Team
The 2014 Senate race in Louisiana is shaping up to be one of the most competitive of the cycle and may ultimately determine which party commands that chamber’s majority.
No Easy Steve King Solution for GOP
Removing mischief-making members from plum committee assignments didn’t work so well at the start of the current session, when the conservative lawmakers whose seats were revoked became, in the words of
Republican Worlds Cross Paths in the Capitol
On the other, members and senators gathered with the party’s conservative base to discuss the legislative agenda for the future.
Voting by Remote Control Is a Recipe for Voter’s Remorse
“It’s incumbent upon me to try and upgrade the institution and to carry that flag as the congressman for innovation” he said in an interview with my colleague Chris White for the just-released 17th
Nunn to Announce Senate Candidacy Tuesday #GASEN
Nunn, the daughter of Democratic former Sen. Sam Nunn, will enter the race for the open seat that her father once held, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported Monday night.
Want to Run for Congress? Prepare to Ask People for Money 8 Hours a Day
And it’s no wonder that most potential candidates pause before taking the plunge into a congressional race because of the burden of fundraising.
Bob Dole’s 90th Conjures Visions of Senate Long Gone
They were the bluntest articulation possible of the Senate’s profound challenges. “The biggest problem today is the lack of trust,” he said in an interview Monday with CNN.
California Labor Group Lists Controversial Consultants | Shop Talk
The same controversy prompted the break-up of the direct-mail firm Mack|Crounse Group last winter.
Retired General Criticizes US Response to Iran
Stars and Stripes “Answering questions by CNN’s Wolf Blitzer before an audience at the Aspen Security Forum, Mattis said he found it inexplicable that the plot was dealt with as a law enforcement
Boehner Declines to Take Hard Stance on Immigration
In an interview Sunday on CBS’ “Face the Nation,” the Ohio Republican declined to say whether he supported legislation that would facilitate a pathway to citizenship for the nation’s 11 million undocumented
Ron Johnson Seeks Common Ground in the Numbers
The senators say the foundation of those discussions is a search for some common ground with the White House on defining the scope of fiscal issues, including how government spending and the national
Soldier’s Fist Bump with Obama: Trying to Go Viral
wants to share with the world.”
DeFazio Tapped as Top Democrat on House Natural Resources Panel After Rival Withdraws
DeFazio was the favored candidate from the beginning, touting a 20-year tenure on the committee and holding down the No.2 spot among Democrats behind Markey.
Trayvon Martin Hearing Requests Draw ‘No Comment’ From Judiciary Chairman
In a Wednesday interview with MSNBC, Gutierrez, who is a member of the Judiciary Committee, also addressed recent comments about the case from another member of Congress.