Mad Men: Madison Avenue’s Advice to the GOP
Ask the modern day “Mad Men” on New York’s Madison Avenue about the GOP’s efforts to rebrand and they point to the recent episode involving Rep.
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K Street Files: Former Obama Health Care Guru Heads to K Street
The lobbying boutique Avenue Solutions has scored a major new hire from the administration: Yvette Fontenot, who played a key role in the health care overhaul.
Rules of the Game: Lame-Duck FEC Invites Scofflaws
“I’m concerned about the pace of enforcement,” Weintraub said in an interview.
Rules of the Game: Lame-Duck FEC Invites Scofflaws
“I’m concerned about the pace of enforcement,” Weintraub said in an interview.
Mitch McConnell Plans Final Four Trip
Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., said in a Friday radio interview that he planned to be at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta for Monday night’s NCAA men’s basketball national championship game to root on the team from
Pryor Still ‘Undecided’ on Gay Marriage
In a Friday interview with a local television station, the Arkansan said he recently has been lobbied on the issue but has not made a decision on whether to support or oppose same-sex unions.
Reid Hints at Using ‘Nuclear Option’ on Judges
of the potential for the chamber’s rules to be modified at any point in the year, not just at the opening of a new Congress.
Rand Paul Gets Presidential Profile Treatment From CBN
“The Special Rand Paul Edition of The Brody File,” as Brody described it, has the look and feel of the kind of profiles that are given to serious presidential candidates — including questions about
New Hampshire: Local Republicans Skeptical on Scott Brown
“I saw the article. I read it. It was the last thing on my mind with Scott Brown being a Massachusetts resident.”
Tough Budgeting Places National Weather Service In an Uneasy Orbit
The bulk of the weather service budget always goes toward the Local Warnings and Forecasts base budget — $655 million in the case of fiscal 2013.
Louisiana: Fleming Opts Out of Senate Race
John Fleming announced Thursday he would not join the Louisiana Senate race, saying his entrance into the contest could thwart a GOP pickup of the Democratic-held seat.
Grieboski: Congress Should Investigate Polisario’s Terrorism Ties
Cupp broke the news of the developing relationship between the Polisario Front and al Qaida in the Maghreb, the story received little attention.
New Mexico: Democrat Considering Challenge to Pearce
“We’re taking a look at it, but we haven’t confirmed anything yet,” Campos said in a phone interview.
ICE Union Skewers Bill From Immigration ‘Gang’
“The question this year is whether Rubio, McCain, Graham and Flake will come to interview with talk hosts who have traveled across the country to consider their plans,” said FAIR Communications Director
GOP Race to Take On Landrieu Could Get Crowded
Jeff Landry, a favorite of local tea party conservatives, left the door open to running in an interview with CQ Roll Call this week.
The New GOP: Kids Before Conventions
The bill would move the $100 million in 10-year funding to the National Institutes of Health Common Fund but allow the expenditure to sunset after 2023.
South Carolina: Sanford Poised for Comeback in GOP Runoff
As a result, Sanford is on track to win the Republican runoff and maintains a solid position in the special election for the coastal, GOP-leaning district.
California: Khanna Will Challenge Fellow Democrat Honda in Silicon Valley
The San Jose Mercury News reported the news Tuesday morning. In a brief phone interview Tuesday, Khanna confirmed the news to CQ Roll Call, saying, “We’ve got a good team.”
Street Talk: The Curious Cases of Vanishing Lobbyists
He became the firm’s managing partner, and now, instead of traipsing up to the Hill on behalf of clients, he says he delegates those duties to others so he can run the business.
Senate’s Effort to Trim Back Could Be Cut Short
Gainer’s recommendation also comes at a convenient moment: The size of the barbershop’s staff is poised to shrink at the end of the month anyway, should four of the barbershop’s nine employees depart