Hill Climbers: Aide Brings a Focus on Education
[IMGCAP(1)]”I wasn’t even looking for a new job when one of my colleagues said, Hey, check this out. It’s like they wrote a job description for what you do!'”
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K Street Files: Meeting Barrasso’s Top Aide Is No Cheap Date
According to a June 1 Senate lobbying registration filing, McDonald’s Corp. signed up GrayLoeffler, the firm headed by former Reps. William Gray (D-Pa.) and Tom Loeffler (R-Texas).
Graham Is Pivotal on Two High-Profile Stages
[IMGCAP(1)]Judicial and legal matters are among those where Graham most often finds himself outside the party mainstream and where fellow Republican Senators view him as a wild card.
House Passes Six-Month Medicare Doc Fix’
The 417-1 vote to pass the measure came after Pelosi told reporters earlier Thursday that her frustration with Senate inaction on a broader package extending expired middle class tax cuts and jobless
Democrats Look to Build on 2009 Win
With the 2009 win, the Democrats carry a 1-0 lead into tonight’s game in the battle for the coveted Roll Call trophy in the best-of-five series. “It’s our turn,” Rep.
Sánchez Returns to Field Full of Men
Now that Sánchez’s son, Joaquin, is 1 year old, she’s able to reclaim her spot on the squad.
Torres-Spelliscy: How to End the Game of Corporate Political Dollars
[IMGCAP(1)]Both articles highlighted how money drenched federal campaigns have become. Reports from sources such as opensecrets.org show this is true.
Murphy: U.S. Risks Being Left Behind as Panama Trade Deal Languishes
[IMGCAP(1)]When President Barack Obama delivered his State of the Union address in January, he recognized the link between trade and jobs. The U.S.
Photo From the Attic: All Done by March
[IMGCAP(1)]Members of Congress leave the Capitol after the closing of the 67th session of Congress on March 4, 1923.
Hill Talk: Anacostia Museum Gets Shuttle
The 24-passenger bus picks up riders near the Smithsonian Castle between 10 a.m. and 1:20 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays through Labor Day weekend.
Hall of Fame Inductees
A three-time MVP, Largent went 5-1 as the GOP ace, finishing every game he started.
Weeks: Time for a New Approach to Campaign Finance Reform
[IMGCAP(1)]Notwithstanding the NRA’s defection to the campaign reformer’s camp, the DISCLOSE Act has reignited a familiar tug-of-war in our nation’s campaign finance debate.
GOP Leaders: Member Money Could Make Difference in Winning Majority
Minority Leader John Boehner (Ohio) pledged $1 million to the National Republican Congressional Committee’s “Battleground” fundraising effort, according to sources inside the closed-door meeting
Financial Forms Flummox Members
R-Idaho) marked the new capital gains box with a “No” on the sale of a portion of his wife’s Blackfoot, Idaho, property despite reporting capital gains income from the property valued at $100,000 to $1
Herger: Price Tag of Health Reform Law Too High
[IMGCAP(1)]This government takeover of health care and implementation of an unconstitutional mandate flies in the face of the principles that have made America great — individual freedom, competition
Bush Bashing Cuts Both Ways in Ohio Race
[IMGCAP(1)]Both narratives seek to morph November’s elections away from being a referendum on President Barack Obama and the Democratic Congress.
Obama Must Convince Public He’ll Cut Debt
[IMGCAP(1)]With the public debt due to reach 100 percent of gross domestic product next year — and heading toward record levels — Congress is making the pivot now, much to the distress of liberal
Photo of the Week: Summer Thrills
[IMGCAP(1)]Who needs bumper cars or a roller coaster when you’ve got the Senate subway? Students from the Alexandria Country Day School in Virginia arrive in the Capitol on Tuesday.
Veteran House Softball Teams Fired Up for Rivalry
“My assumption is, based on the number crunching, whoever wins will be No. 1,” Sliders co-captain Matthew Anthes said.
Marshall Wins Tar Heel State Senate Nod
Despite dumping more than $1 million into his campaign, party operatives believed that D’Annunzio’s long criminal history, his combative personality and occasional outlandish statements made him unelectable