Superdelegates Should Wait to Make Their Support Public
[IMGCAP(1)]The degree to which Democratic voters are excited and invigorated about the razor-close presidential contest between Sens.
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Stumbling Into Used Books
[IMGCAP(1)]Just as Toole’s initial interest in the bookstore stemmed from a commitment to the Capitol Hill community, the Cymrots have placed Capitol Hill at the center of their business philosophy
Lantos Remembered for Ideals
He turned 80 on Feb. 1. Scores of Republicans and Democrats praised Lantos as a man who stood up for his ideals and reached across party lines to fight for international human rights.
Education And Gender In The Democratic Race
Read the full Gallup analysis Gallup has analyzed the daily tracking polls it has done between Feb. 1-7 and found that the more education a Democrat has, he or she is less likely to support Hillary
Bond Business Needs Regulation
Historically, municipal bonds have defaulted at a rate of less than 1 percent. In the past decade, many bond insurers strayed from their original mission.
Time to ‘Experiment’ With Tax Reform
, to eliminate the onerous alternative minimum tax for 20 million American households and increase the standard deduction for 50 million families, but offset the cost with a slightly higher burden on 1
Paulson Remains Bullish
On Feb. 1, he sat down with Roll Call Executive Editor Morton M. Kondracke to discuss the state of the U.S. economy and the chances of a recession.
Obama Way Ahead Of Clinton In Tuesday’s “Potomac Primary”
As in Maryland, they run neck-and-neck among white voters while Obama has a 7-to-1 lead among black voters.
Retirement Savings Shortfall Looms
According to the GAO, a 1 percentage-point increase in fees could cut retirement income by almost 20 percent over 20 years. Some fees may be reasonable and necessary.
Building Blocks
[IMGCAP(1)] The construction workers at this site northwest of the Capitol on Thursday may have been reminiscing about the warmer weather earlier in the week. Can you say where they’re working?
CQ Politics’ Top 10: Best-Funded Primary Challengers Found in Early Contests
1st District 4th District vote 1) Andrew Harris, Republican, Maryland’s 1st District ($1.1 million) 2) Donna Edwards, Democrat, Maryland’s 4th ($655,000) 3) Mark Pera, Democrat, Illinois’ 3rd ($613,000
Time Poll: Obama Would Fare Slightly Better Than Clinton Against McCain
In a poll conducted Feb. 1-4, before Super Tuesday, Time found that while Democrats favor Hillary Clinton for their nomination over Barack Obama by 48 percent to 42 percent, Obama does better than Clinton
Some Long-Awaited News
[IMGCAP(1)]The museum also announced that The Washington Post will sponsor free school trips to the Newseum during its first year for children in D.C., Maryland and Virginia.
Making Friends
[IMGCAP(1)]“Sen. McCain’s staff reached out and the plan is for him to address Members on Wednesday,” said a Republican aide, who asked not to be identified.
Hooley Departure Presents Opportunity for GOP
They also noted that Hooley’s victory margin grew in the past few cycles, despite the fact that President Bush won the district by 1 point in both the 2000 and 2004 White House elections.
Puttin’ on the Ritz
[IMGCAP(1)]The event, staged as has become tradition in recent years in the ballroom of the Ritz-Carlton Pentagon City, is set for Feb. 27.
Kennedy’s Decision to Back Obama Not So Decisive After All
[IMGCAP(1)]Almost everyone who commented on Kennedy’s Jan. 28 endorsement said it was a big deal.
Pimp My Congressman
[IMGCAP(1)]Nope, HOH would never in a million years even imply such things.
Report: Fla. Voting Machines OK
In late July, task force Chairman Gonzalez told Roll Call that it likely would cost $1 million or more.
President’s Disputed Pocket Veto Yields Quick Compromise
[IMGCAP(1)]The final version of the bill had passed both chambers by overwhelming veto-proof margins and was presented to the president on Dec. 19.