House GOP Transition Team Eyes Cost Cuts
“There’s no aspect of the legislative branch of the federal government that we are not focused on,” Goodlatte said during an interview Tuesday.
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Money Defines RNC Chairman’s Job, Panelists Say
during the 2010 cycle.
K Street Files: Aristotle Launches a PAC; Judd Gregg Stays Put
In an interview Tuesday, Mason said the PAC may eventually raise money from Aristotle employees and contribute to federal candidates but that there are no immediate plans to do so.
Republicans Will Hold Firm With Obama
The president and Democratic leaders have so far opposed extending tax cuts for people who make more than $250,000. All the tax cuts are set to expire at the end of the year.
RNC Candidates Attending Panel to Be Ranked by ‘13 Leadership Criteria’
The first criterion on the list is “a positive attitude and vision for the growth and success of the Republican Party with practical ideas to achieve their goals.”
RNC Contenders Lining Up Against Steele
’s membership, the 168 Republicans who will choose the next chairman.
Members See Little Recourse for WikiLeaks
The cable does not mention a response from the CODEL, and Harman said in an interview Monday that she could not discuss it.
A Quiet Campaign for a Secret Committee
Unlike most House committees, the Speaker and Minority Leader alone choose the members of the Intelligence Committee — including the chairman and the ranking member.
Nick Calio Will Pilot Airline Lobby
“It’s an industry that’s done a lot to right itself,” Calio said in an interview Monday.
Kyl Blames Democrats for Arms Treaty Delay
Senate Minority Whip Jon Kyl sought Sunday to defend his opposition to the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, arguing that the Senate won’t sign off on it during the lame-duck session as a matter of “reality
Influence Growing for Reid’s Top Lieutenants
The only new face in the Senate Democratic leadership is Sen. Mark Begich (Alaska), whom Reid asked to lead the Steering Committee next year.
Kyl Stays Tight-Lipped on Political Future
Kyl, during a brief interview before Thanksgiving, joked that any announcement about running for a fourth term would be handled to maximize favorable publicity, but then he expressed exasperation
After Upset in ‘Fowl Race,’ Texan Prepares for Washington
In an interview Tuesday, Farenthold credited his victory with voters’ impatience with Ortiz.
Retailers in the Market for Job-Spurring Proposals
Shoppers will stampede through retail outlets across the country, kicking off the annual Black Friday ritual that marks the beginning of the holiday shopping season.
Cravaack Focuses on Knocking Back Health Care Law
Defunding the health care law — and ultimately repealing it — will be Chip Cravaack’s priority when he joins the House in the 112th Congress, the Minnesota Republican told NPR on Wednesday.
Reid’s New Chief of Staff Takes Atypical Path to Top
The rest of Krone’s résumé includes stints at Comcast; the National Cable & Telecommunications Association; the YES Network; and GlobalCenter Inc., the Internet services subsidiary of Global Crossing Ltd
Johanns Hopes to Repeal Health Care Provision in Lame Duck
In a telephone interview Monday from his home state of Nebraska, Sen.
Defeated Rep. Phil Hare Eyes Running Again
“I’m really looking at it seriously,” he said in a phone interview. “I don’t know yet. I’m not a definite.” Hare was first elected in 2006 to replace his former boss, Democratic Rep.
Obama Gets ’12 Backing From Mrs. ‘Fired Up’
Edith Childs, the Democrat who inspired Barack Obama’s “Fired up! Ready to go!” campaign chant, is tired of the bickering in Washington, D.C.
How Murkowski Made History
“It was important to make sure that all Alaskans, regardless of your political stripe, felt that they had somebody who’s going to represent their best interests,” Murkowski said Thursday in an interview