Poetry in Motion
[IMGCAP(1)] The reading starts at 6:45 p.m. in the Montpelier Room on the sixth floor of the James Madison Building.
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But Can They Agree on a China Pattern?
[IMGCAP(1)]Mack becomes the third Member from the Sunshine State to endorse Romney, joining Reps. Ginny Brown-Waite and Tom Feeney in the former governor’s camp.
Brunch Time
[IMGCAP(1)] On the lunch menu, diners will find pastas such as mint pappardelle with lamb ragu, paninis, squash soup and a lamb burger stuffed with goat cheese with mint aioli, among other Mediterranean
Tsongas Poised to Take Seat in Congress
Tsongas outspent Ogonowski by a 4-1 margin in the unexpectedly heated race for the open seat. She is the first woman elected to the Massachusetts delegation in more than 25 years.
Cole: Conference Needs to Close Cash Gap
After paying down a large debt from the 2006 elections, the NRCC currently has a more than 10-to-1 cash-on-hand disadvantage compared with the DCCC — which announced Wednesday it had more than $28 million
Estate Tax Repeal Losing Political Bite
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) defended keeping the tax for estates larger than $7 million per couple — affecting fewer than 1 percent of estates — as consistent with the country’s history as a meritocracy
Tsongas Will Fill Late Husband’s Shoes
Tsongas, who outspent Ogonowski by about 4-1, defeated the Republican to become the first female in her state’s Congressional delegation in more than 25 years.
Working Their Way Up the Latta
[IMGCAP(1)] Parker was one of several Ney aides to be subpoenaed last year as part of the federal investigation into the then-Congressman’s dealings while in office.
Mood + Money + GOP Retirements = Democratic Bonanza
[IMGCAP(1)] National Republican Congressional Committee strategists have more than their fair share of problems.
Polls Aside, Bush Is ‘On Offense,’ White House Says
[IMGCAP(1)] From Iraq to SCHIP to the budget, energy policy, trade, terrorist surveillance, the mortgage crisis and even prescription drug costs and student test scores, top Bush aides say that events
Time for a New Constitutional Convention?
Congress and President Bush once again failed to enact any of the 12 appropriations bills prior to the beginning of the new fiscal year on Oct. 1.
Proof Is in the Sipping, but Food’s Good Too
[IMGCAP(1)] Such happiness is on display during a typical lunch rush, where you’re nearly as likely to spot a glass of vino on a table as a tumbler of iced tea.
GOP Hits Democrats’ Projects in Labor-HHS Bill
smarting from the flap they endured in the previous Congress over earmarks, they’re hoping this week that references to their controversial “Bridge to Nowhere” in Alaska will be replaced by the Democrats’$1
A Rangel by Any Other Name
[IMGCAP(1)] First, there’s the Charles B. Rangel Center for Public Service.
Republican Recruiting
“Voters recognize that they want leaders with experience,” said former Air Force B-1 bomber pilot Paul Phillips, one of three Republicans looking to take on freshman Rep. Zack Space (D-Ohio).
New Mexico: Sheriff Untouchable in First Poll on House Race
Warner, raised more than $1 million in less than three weeks after announcing his candidacy last month. Davis has not officially declared his intention to run for Warner’s seat.
Shadow Staffer
[IMGCAP(1)] Kate Nilan from the office of Minnesota Sen.
Cash Could Mean Protection for GOP Senators
Norm Coleman (R) was sitting on almost $5 million after raising $1.7 million from July 1 to Sept. 30.
Money Shaping House Elections
Mark Foley (R), Mahoney took in more than the combined total of all three of the Republicans vying to take him on from July 1 to Sept. 30, and finished the period with more than $1.1 million on hand.
Trauner Announces He’s Seeking House Rematch
Trauner held Cubin below 50 percent of the vote in 2006, losing by just one half of 1 percent.