Super Tuesday Wrap-Up: Competitive Races in Tenn., Ala. And Mo.
Obama has a 2-to-1 advantage among black voters, although Rasmussen notes Clinton retains a respectable 30% of that vote.
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Lining the Shelves
[IMGCAP(1)] You can view this collection of containers from North America, South America and Central America at one of the museums bordering the National Mall. Can you say which museum?
Cafeteria United
[IMGCAP(1)]“It shows we have a good, healthy relationship starting out,” said Christopher Roell, a local union representative for UNITE HERE who was involved in the negotiations.
A Nightmare of a Congressional Race in Ohio’s 2nd District
[IMGCAP(1)]This year, I stumbled across the opposite of that Michigan race. The contest in Ohio’s 2nd district may well be the worst Congressional contest I’ve ever witnessed.
Targeted House Democrats Roll in Cash
Mark Kirk (Ill.), who ended December with almost $1.8 million on hand; Vern Buchanan (Fla.), Joe Knollenberg (Mich.) and Steve Chabot (Ohio), who each topped $1 million; Don Young (Alaska), $948,000; Robin
Taking the Floor
[IMGCAP(1)]Perez will replace Rob Cogorno, who recently announced his retirement after 25 years as a House aide.
Officials Hold Groundbreaking for H Street Trolley
The final $1 million of the $76 million total includes $225,000 for an H Street shuttle bus for customers to help businesses survive during construction.
Bringing Mardi Gras to the Hill
[IMGCAP(1)]“This was when President Clinton was [in Louisiana] giving a speech on military matters,” she said, pointing to a photo of her speaking as the former president looks on.
Slow Start
[IMGCAP(1)]With little besides the stimulus debate stirring interest on the Hill, new lobbying registrations received by the Secretary of the Senate topped out at a meager 122 in January, Senate
Incumbents Work to Offset NRSC’s Deficit
Collins raised $963,000 from Oct. 1 to Dec. 31, while Allen’s haul was $813,000.
Are Members Allowed to Sponsor Earmarks for Campaign Donors?
[IMGCAP(1)]A: There is no rule explicitly forbidding earmarks that benefit campaign donors. This does not mean, however, that such earmarks are always without risk.
Free as a Beard
[IMGCAP(1)]An HOH tipster spotted the guv last week picking up a lunch of french fries and Caesar salad in the Dirksen Senate Office Building.
With AOC Selection on Hold, Ayers Steps It Up
“When I become responsible for this project, there was no [substantial] completion date for this job, and it was our No. 1 priority to establish a completion,” Ayers said.
Hoyer: Don’t Tie Iraq Policy to Funding
In addition, he said the House will fund the war only through Oct. 1, the start of the next fiscal year. Any further funding will be considered at that time, he said.
Illinois Candidates Dig Deep
The six candidates vying to replace Hastert are sparing no expense in their attempts to replace the iconic former wrestling coach, whose well-timed retirement last year created a potential 2-1 deal
Budget Matters
[IMGCAP(1)]Citing a desire to cut costs, the Office of Management and Budget announced earlier this month that the agency wouldn’t give printed copies to Congress this year.
Murray Backs Clinton; Edwards Dropping Out
John Edwards (N.C.) set to announce his withdrawal at 1 p.m. today. Washington state Democrats are holding their presidential nominating caucus on Feb. 9. Both Murray and Sen.
New York: Most of Delegation Gets Behind Maffei in 25th
” — Josh Kurtz Correction: Feb. 1, 2008 The item originally misstated the number of Democrats in the New York House delegation. It is 23.
A Republican Reid
[IMGCAP(1)]Ashlee Reid, a former regional finance director for the presidential campaign of Sen.
For GOP, Florida Brings Another Dose of Worrisome News
[IMGCAP(1)]The bad news is that Tuesday’s balloting once again exposed a deep division with the Republican Party.