Graves Wins Runoff for Deal’s Seat in Georgia
But Graves’ momentum can be seen in the fact that during the final six weeks of the campaign, he outraised Hawkins by a nearly 4-1 margin, according to late Federal Election Commission reports.
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Reid Touts His Credentials in Push for Energy Bill
Updated: 1:38 p.m.
Snyder Ponders 14 Years of Front-Row History
The plane stopped in Alaska at 1 or 2 a.m., and at that point, nearly everyone (including the president) had gone to bed.
Road Ahead Is Still Murky for Climate Change
[IMGCAP(1)]Kerry’s proposal is not technically a “cap-and-trade” proposal where businesses could trade energy credits, but aides said the GOP line of attack would be the same, regardless.
Tanner Fundraiser Raises Eyebrows on K Street
As of April 1, Bond’s Kit PAC had raised $339,000 and spent $293,000 this cycle, including roughly $40,000 on lodging and catering expenses in Key West, Fla., according to MoneyLine.
Health Care Battle Flares Anew
In particular, LeMieux predicted that the elimination of Medicare Advantage would be met with extreme unhappiness by the about 1 million Florida seniors enrolled in the program.
Brown: FCC Chief’s Proposal Does What Congress Wanted
[IMGCAP(1)]Last month, Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski announced his proposal to clarify the agency’s authority to oversee the likes of AT&T, Verizon and Comcast in
States Point Way for Budget; Will Policymakers Listen?
The start of the federal fiscal year was changed from July 1 to Oct. 1 when the Congressional Budget Act was signed into law in 1974.
Nation: Brooks, Gerlach Rise in NRCC Candidate Ranks
Brooks soundly defeated Griffith in their June 1 primary and will go on to face political consultant Steve Raby (D) in a district that has not elected a Republican since Reconstruction.
Langer: Agriculture’s Future Is Steeped in Science
[IMGCAP(1)]Quite often, the answer is science.
Houghton: Voters Are Right to Be Angry at Partisanship
[IMGCAP(1)]I believe that too many people in Washington, D.C., have misread the mood of the country. Yes, there is a growing and real anger among voters all across this country.
Are Proceedings Before the OCE Confidential?
[IMGCAP(1)]A: This is a more complicated question than it might seem.
Campaign Launched to Woo Obama Voters
The main reason, aides said, is because some feel the group dropped the ball when it came to mobilizing the public in support of Obama’s No. 1 priority — health care reform.
In the Delta, Everyone’s Buzzing About Barbour
[IMGCAP(1)]With Democrats controlling both chambers of Congress, Lincoln and Childers are regarded by many in this region (even Republicans) as crucial advocates for Southern agriculture.
Washington Gets Happy Seven Days a Week
On Fridays, the bar has an all-night beat-the-clock special with bottles of Miller Lite starting at $1 from 4 to 7 p.m.
Union Station Temporarily Closed After Brawl
The station was closed from 1:18 p.m. until 1:45 p.m., at which time Metro Police officers armed with M-4 assault rifles exited the station.
Free Movies, Concerts, Festivals and Museums Are Perfect for Tight Budgets
Where: National Mall When: June 24-28 and July 1-5
Slaughter: Line-Item Veto Would Create New Problems
[IMGCAP(1)]Under the plan from the president, he would submit a package of proposed rescissions, or cuts, to Congress.
Cantor’s Leadership PAC Is Tops in the House
In July 2009, Cantor and McCarthy raised more than $1 million for more than 50 whip team members to allow them to better focus on raising cash for the party.
Shuster: Don’t Regulate Freight Rail System
If just 10 percent of the trucks on the road were shifted to freight rail, America would save 1 billion gallons of fuel each year.