Democrats Try to Outflank GOP on Tax Cuts
The amendment was adopted, 97-1, with only Sen. Russ Feingold (D-Wis.) voting against.
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Maki’s Back in Town
[IMGCAP(1)] Maki’s decision to open a D.C. office is a direct result of the Democrats taking control of Congress, with the individuals he hired to staff the office primarily representing energy and
Obama Shows Promise Of ‘New Politics,’ but Is He ‘The Real Deal’?
[IMGCAP(1)]There are reasons to think that he’s the real deal — a “post-partisan” reformer who can free politics from the zero-sum ideological rancor of the current generation and develop bipartisan
Gore on the Floor
[IMGCAP(1)] One Republican launched an effort to get Gore — who, as a former Congressman, would seem to have the right to traipse around on the hallowed ground of the House chamber — booted from the
California: Assemblyman Decides to Forgo McNerney Race
Aghazarian, who has twin 5-year-old boys and a third son who turns 1 in April, will instead seek an open state Senate seat.
Warning Letter
[IMGCAP(1)] Murray, chairwoman of the Health, Education, Labor and Pensions subcommittee on employment and workplace safety, specifically asked what the Architect’s office has done to decrease the
State AG Says He Could Run for Open Senate Seat
McInnis has nearly $1 million on hand from his old 3rd district campaign account. Former Rep. Bob Schaffer (R) also is considering a run, as is retired Air Force Maj. Gen.
NRSC’s Fundraising Rebounded in February
After being outraised by more than 2-1 in January, the National Republican Senatorial Committee narrowed the gap significantly in February, falling just shy of matching its Democratic counterpart in campaign
The XX Factor
[IMGCAP(1)] “Republican Women House Leaders to Talk About Why They’re Voting Against the Democrats’ Supplemental,” read the notice heralding a Tuesday briefing by GOP Reps.
Admission Ticket
[IMGCAP(1)] The newly minted Senator, whose win tipped control of the chamber to the Democrats, has made it a policy to refuse meetings with lobbyists if they are not accompanying the people they
First Stop: Travelers Aid
[IMGCAP(1)] “The other part of what we do is the social service,” Morris said. “That, I think, is where we are unique … I don’t think there’s any other agency in Washington that does that.
Democrats Trying House Race Reruns
.) — 49 percent to 46 percent — despite being outspent by almost $1 million, are attractive for several reasons.
110th Congress’ Fate Tied to Presidential Campaign Calendar
[IMGCAP(1)] The fact is that this process, still very much in the making, is impossible to scope out.
DeLay Prompts Revolt at ACU
DeLay had secured $1 million in pledges for the effort, and Keene said he believed the former Majority Leader could quadruple the 20,000 grass-roots members the organization relies on to contact
News From the Speaker
[IMGCAP(1)] Onek previously served since 2005 as senior policy analyst for the Open Society Institute/Open Society Policy Center.
Life After Congress
[IMGCAP(1)] Tim Ryan, the firm’s CEO, said Santorum will provide behind-the-scenes counsel to the firm’s clients on the legislative and regulatory process, but he will not make contact with government
Romney Support Hatched
[IMGCAP(1)] In a statement, Hatch hailed Romney’s leadership abilities, calling him “an innovative problem solver” and noting the candidate’s success as a turnaround artist when the 2002 Winter Olympics
Texas: Web Site Backs Legislator to Run Against Cornyn
McInnis has nearly $1 million on hand from his old 3rd district campaign account. Former Rep. Bob Schaffer (R) also is considering a run, as is retired Air Force Maj. Gen.
CVC Watch
[IMGCAP(1)] Wamp, ranking member of the House Appropriations subcommittee on the legislative branch, has said the CVC space should be renamed the Abraham Lincoln Hall.
Debate Over Iraq Brings Honeymoon to an Unpleasant End
[IMGCAP(1)] Shrewdly, the Democrats kicked off their newly won control with their “100 Hours” agenda, kind of a “Contract with America”-lite, designed to score some quick public relations points with