K Street Posts a Down Year
Despite securing the No. 1 position, the firms lobbying profits were down 7.5 percent from 2007, when the firm reported $42.4 million in revenue.
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May Capitol Hill Staffers Sell Their Personal Items?
[IMGCAP(1)]A: No need to apologize for simple questions. They are my favorite kind. Unfortunately, this is not one.
2010 Senate Races: Another Tough Cycle For the Republicans
[IMGCAP(1)]After being pummeled two cycles in a row losing six seats in 2006 and what looks like eight seats in 2008 Senate Republicans face another challenging cycle.
Heard on the Hill: Lady in Red
[IMGCAP(1)]A knowledgeable source tells HOH that the California Democrat opted for Armani one of her longtime favorite designers for her inauguration-ball ensemble.
Hill Climbers: Learning on the Campaign Trail
[IMGCAP(1)]A slew of American flags had been set up at the event in Syracuse, and when one fell, Maffei ran back out into the rain to retrieve it.
House Seniority List for the 111th Congress
1. John Dingell (D-Mich.), Dec. 13, 1955 2. John Conyers (D-Mich.), Jan. 3, 1965 3. David Obey (D-Wis.), April 1, 1969 4. Charlie Rangel (D-N.Y.), Jan. 3, 1971 5.
Senate Seniority List for the 111th Congress
1. Robert Byrd (D-W.Va.), Jan. 7, 1959 2. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.), Nov. 7, 1962 3. Daniel Inouye (D-Hawaii), Jan. 9, 1963 4. Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.), Jan. 3, 1975 5.
Democrats on Fast Track to Govern
The No. 1 priority is passing the economic recovery and reinvestment plan, the leadership aide said. Were committed to our deadline.
Heard on the Hill: Predictions for an Unpredictable 2009
[IMGCAP(1)]Nevertheless, HOH pulled out our crystal ball, Ouija board and a cocktail shaker for good measure, to try to figure out what well be writing about and what youll be buzzing about
Young Demands Apology for Inaugural Mishaps
More than 1 million people poured into Washington on Tuesday to join a jubilant celebration of Obamas swearing-in.
Florida: Poll Shows No Clear Favorites In Race for Martinez Seat
Dan Gelber garnered just 1 percent. The majority of Democrats, 54 percent, were undecided. The margin of error in the Democratic poll was 4.7 points.
Tar Heel Target
Republicans are certain that Burr will be a much more aggressive campaigner than Dole ever was, and if that turns out to be the case, it means he will have learned lesson No. 1.
Heard on the Hill: Inauguration Party Update
[IMGCAP(1)]Starry guests for the soiree dedicated to arts advocacy included (deep breath) Anne Hathaway, Susan Sarandon, Matthew Modine, Dana Delaney, Kim Raver, Heather Graham, Alfre Woodard, Tony
RNC Race Too Close to Call as Election Approaches
[IMGCAP(1)]When Republican National Committee members gather in the nations capital at the end of this month to select a new party chairman, the contest will much more resemble a fraternity chapter
In Obama Era, National Service’s Time Has Come
[IMGCAP(1)]It was a demonstration of a major development thats likely to unfold in the Obama era a quantum leap in both paid national service and volunteer citizen service.
Shop Talk: The Early Candidate Gets the Good Pollster
[IMGCAP(1)]I understand that a couple of the 2010 incumbents have already hired campaign managers, Cornyn said.
Heard on the Hill: Stone’s Monologue Rolls On … and On
[IMGCAP(1)]Stones oversharing was sartorial as well as oratorical: Wearing a dark gown that plunged nearly to her navel, the Pennsylvania native delivered a rambling, 15-minute speech during the
House GOP Looks to Triangulate
Peter Roskam (R-Ill.) will hold a press conference at 1:30 p.m.
Clinton’s Nomination Tripped Up, but Still Headed for Approval
However, the panel overwhelmingly approved the nomination 16-1, with just Sen. David Vitter (R-La.) voting against.
K Street Files: Burris’ Boys
[IMGCAP(1)]His cupboard of K Street confidants is limited, but not completely barren.