Two Democrats Square Off Versus Cornyn
With Watts raising more than $1 million in just weeks toward the end of the second quarter — in addition to the personal money he’s already thrown in — Noriega has some catch-up to play on the financial
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Obama’s Foreign Vision Is Exciting — And Also Naive
[IMGCAP(1)] Obama promises that, as president, he will do it all — visit on an unconditional basis with five of the world’s worst dictators in his first year; get out of Iraq and fight harder in Afghanistan
Out for Summer
[IMGCAP(1)] The group, made up of GOP Reps. Jon Porter (Nev.), Dave Weldon (Fla.) and Kenny Hulshof (Mo.) and Democratic Rep.
Mirrors on the Market
[IMGCAP(1)] Shoppers at Eastern Market on Saturday are seen reflected in mirrors for sale by Bogdan Stelmach, who has been selling his wares at the historic Capitol Hill market for nine years.
Rotating Primaries
[IMGCAP(1)] Sens.
Wild Thing
[IMGCAP(1)] An HOH spy reports that Jackson’s futuristic scooter is now festooned with some unusual decorations: stuffed animals affixed to either side of the machine.
Ethics Probe Revealed
[IMGCAP(1)] Disclosure of Iglesias’ interview marks the first public confirmation that the House Committee on Standards of Official Conduct is looking into the fired prosecutors scandal and Wilson
Renegades
[IMGCAP(1)] Six Democrats — Reps.
Good Work
Correction: August 1, 2007 The editorial incorrectly stated the number of offenses for which Congressional pensions can be denied under the bill.
Top Secret
[IMGCAP(1)] Howdy! Rep. John Carter (R-Texas) has added new staff — and with them, some friendly, down-home Texas charm — to his office.
House Ethics Task Force Still Stuck in Neutral
The task force was initially supposed to complete its work by May 1. The lead Republican on the panel said there’s been little or no activity for weeks.
Architect Has Long August To-Do List
(See story, p. 1.) But AOC workers will undertake a number of general projects throughout the Capitol complex, such as painting, cleaning, conservation and sidewalk replacement.
Right Now, Congress Needs More People Like Ray LaHood
[IMGCAP(1)] LaHood has tried throughout his career to find common ground on contentious issues, to cultivate civility in politics and in the House, to fight against tribal politics, and to protect
Payin’ the Bills
He will join Baker & McKenzie on Sept. 1 as a partner.
Endorsements Galore
[IMGCAP(1)] Last week, Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) garnered the endorsements of Rep. Steven Rothman (D-N.J.) and freshman Rep.
CVC Watch
[IMGCAP(1)] With a theme of “bringing knowledge into life,” the project is described as a multimedia “visitor experience” that will feature several new exhibits and a vast online component that LOC
Guessing Game
[IMGCAP(1)] Not only did the protesters not know where he was, but his own spokesman, Don Stewart, isn’t sure whether the Senator was at the house, although he noted that McConnell wasn’t slated to
Democrats in Vermont Continue to Sit Pretty — for Now
[IMGCAP(1)] Freshman Sen. Bernie Sanders (I) does not have to face voters again until 2012. Republicans have yet to recruit someone to challenge freshman Rep.
Time for Second-Tier 2008 Candidates to Step Up
[IMGCAP(1)] Very few of us — very, very, very few —are going to be president of the United States. And that applies to most of the Republican and Democratic candidates currently seeking the job.
Senate GOP Set for Rebranding Retreat
GOP Senators will huddle Wednesday afternoon behind closed doors for the two-hour, Members-only session at 1:45 in the Capitol’s Mansfield Room.