Transformational? Not Yet
—[IMGCAP(1)]So where is the long-term growth in government headed?
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Cutting Room Floor: Onward and Upward
[IMGCAP(1)]From left: Democratic Reps. John Hall (N.Y.), Jay Inslee (Wash.), Ben Chandler (Ky.), Bobby Bright (Ala.) and Jim Cooper (Tenn.) head up the East House steps Tuesday for a vote.
Editorial: Do Right by D.C.
Article 1, Section 2, Clause 1 stipulates that “The House of Representatives shall be composed of Members chosen every second year by the people of the several states.— Opponents say the D.C. voting
The Most Vulnerable Senator Up for Re-Election in 2010?
[IMGCAP(1)]Veteran Sen. Chris Dodd (D) should not be vulnerable in his home state of Connecticut.
Hill Climbers: Eyes on Finance
[IMGCAP(1)]Windle recently became the Republican press secretary for the House Financial Services Committee.
No Shortage of Political Work Overseas
— His firm, Marsh Copsey + Associates Inc., raked in more than $1 million during the 2007-08 election cycle, but the Republican media and message guru is hardly taking it easy six months into the
May Lobbyists Still Lobby for Stimulus Funding?
[IMGCAP(1)]A: As a lawyer myself, I know what it’s like to work in a profession that is not always held in the highest esteem.
K Street Files: Working the Recess
[IMGCAP(1)]AARP is taking on one of the most comprehensive pushes, focusing largely on health care reform.
Life and Death to Taxes
Creating tax incentives for the production of clean, renewable energy is the No. 1 priority for Sen.
Heard on the Hill: Let Them Eat Lobster
[IMGCAP(1)]The pricey crustacean, long a symbol of dining decadence, wasn’t the most on-message menu choice for a party preaching the equivalent of coupon-clipping for the federal government.
Photo From the Attic: That’s Showmanship
[IMGCAP(1)]While Capitol Hill has long played host to numerous celebrities, not everyone gets to wield the Speaker’s gavel.
K Street Signups High in First Quarter
The watchdog group reviewed registration forms that had been posted on the Senate lobbying disclosure Web site between Jan. 1 and March 31.
Heard on the Hill: We’re Dye-ing to Know
[IMGCAP(1)]Carper’s hair has gone from its normal distinguished silvery-gray to a decidedly more youthful shade of medium brown. HOH thinks Carper, 62, is lucky to have hair at all.
Mug Shots: A Toast to Spring
[IMGCAP(1)] Poste Poste (555 Eighth St. NW) is the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of D.C. and sip a festive drink.
A Three-Way Fix for Health Reform That Saves Money
[IMGCAP(1)]It comes from Tom Cigarran, founder of Healthways Inc., the nation’s largest disease-management company, who says that — despite politicians’ denials — some sort of health care rationing
New York’s 20th: It Is a Little Like Kissing Your Sister
[IMGCAP(1)]But in some respects it doesn’t matter who wins the seat. The results tell us something about the public mood, the district and the art of running Congressional elections.
Shop Talk: Making a Lizst, Checking It Twice
[IMGCAP(1)]Hogan, who will oversee the firm’s Washington, D.C., office, most recently served as the media and polling coordinator for the Midwest region on President Barack Obama’s 2008 campaign.
Photo of the Week: Back in the Saddle
[IMGCAP(1)]Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) chairs the Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee nomination hearing on Tuesday for Kansas Gov.
Result of N.Y. Special Still Weeks Away
Updated April 1, 12:03 a.m.Tuesday’s special election in New York’s 20th Congressional district is too close to call and isn’t likely to be resolved any time soon — depriving both national parties of an
K Street Files: Wish Upon a Czar
[IMGCAP(1)]Despite the flurry of czars named by President Barack Obama in his first three months in office, still yet to be named is the new intellectual property enforcement coordinator, or IP czar