Norton Optimistic That D.C. Voting Bill Will Pass
We have got a president who was a co-sponsor of the bill, virtually ensuring that he will sign it, Norton said in an interview. We have a larger House than we got the bill through last session.
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Reid Comes Out Fighting
in the 111th Congress and will not allow an Obama White House to dictate the chambers agenda.
No Rest for the New Congress
During an interview on Fox News Sunday, House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) said that the package will be in that neighborhood of $775 billion and that a House vote is probably going to
Government Needs Joe to Get His Groove Back
Senators who prepare for hearings in order to show that they can keep up with the nominees are doing little more than speaking interview financial management or interview civil service or interview
Alaska: Poll Shows Another Tough Year for Young
The lieutenant governor also has not said yet whether he is interested in running again for the at-large seat.
Rocky Mountain High-Minded Pick
McInnis lavishly praised Bennet in an interview with the Grand Junction Daily Sentinel over the weekend.
Reid Hints He Is Open to Discussion of Burris Nomination
cloud of suspicion, but the Nevada Democrat hinted the door may be open for discussion.
Burris Hopes for Meeting With Reid
the voters can name Obamas replacement.
Franken Widens Lead in Minnesota
Ritchie said in a phone interview Tuesday afternoon that the process has gone very smoothly, and some counties have forwarded their ballots to us already. According to the Minneapolis Star-Tribune
Kondracke: Obama Should Say ‘No’ to ‘War Crimes’ Probes of Bush Team
The main reason has less to do with turning the page, uniting the country and letting bygones be bygones all good Obama impulses than with preserving the morale of intelligence professionals
Newspaper Pulls Out of Inaugural Party
Republicans cried foul over the inauguration party, charging that the event proved that the Willamette Week was politically invested in ousting the incumbent.
Senate Split Over Obama’s Stimulus Plan
To take $850 billion just because we have a new administration to rubber-stamp it would be a big mistake, incoming Republican Policy Committee Chairman John Ensign (Nev.) said in an interview
Newspaper That Made Smith Allegations Hosts Party With Democrats
Down the stretch of the bitter 2008 race that incumbent Sen. Gordon Smith (R-Ore.) lost to state Speaker and now-Sen.
Quick Pace Planned for Nominations
The Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee, which will interview Secretary of Homeland Security-designee and Arizona Gov.
Finding a New Job Is a Matter of Networking
For an informational interview to be successful, the person has to consider it a good use of his or her time.
Durbin Softens Special Election Demand
interview.
Bayh Tries to Create Senate ‘Blue Dog’ Group
I think we have a wonderful opportunity to break the gridlock that has existed in Washington for too long, Bayh said in an interview.
GOP Wary of Parliamentary Tweaks
David Dreier (R-Calif.), the ranking member of the Rules Committee, said in an interview Friday.
Presidential Speechwriters Anticipate a New Era
The venue has changed since the beginning from members basements to the Motion Picture Association of America to the Washington Post but attendance remains high.
Virginia: Recount in 5th District Will Begin on Tuesday
It has been more than a month since Perriello was declared the winner of the contest by a slim 745-vote margin, but Republicans are holding out hope that the recount will allow them to better analyze