Obey Formally Announces Retirement, Says He’s Bone Tired’
In 2004, the 7th backed Democratic nominee John Kerry by just 1 point. Republicans immediately charged that Obey is running from a fight.
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Grumbach & Grundy: Multistakeholder Movement Needed to Renew and Reform Primary Care
[IMGCAP(1)]It is difficult enough for many Americans today to find a primary care doctor; we can only imagine how tough it will be as millions more Americans appropriately gain access to the system
Kaplan & Licitra: Congress Can Help Fight Obesity
[IMGCAP(1)]One way to do that is reflected in legislation introduced this week by Rep.
Photo of the Week: Now What Was I Saying?
[IMGCAP(1)]Sen. Bob Menendez (D-N.J.) speaks with reporters before the start of the Senate Democrats’ lunch on Tuesday.
Kentucky: McConnell Endorses, Stars in Grayson Ad
The PPP survey, conducted May 1-2, sampled the opinions of 363 Republicans and had a 5-point margin of error. On the Democratic side, the PPP found Lt. Gov.
Marshall, Cunningham Headed to Runoff in N.C.
Millionaire businessman Tim D’Annunzio, who spent about $1 million of his own money on his campaign, took just under 37 percent of the vote Tuesday night.
Henriquez: Protect Our Families Against Arizona’s New Anti-Immigration Law
[IMGCAP(1)]What’s happening in these ethnic enclaves on Mother’s Day is an outpouring of appreciation for the central role immigrant women play in their families and communities, a role reflected
DISCLOSE Act Would Alter Committees’ IEs
The key section of the Senate version of the DISCLOSE Act, Title 1, Sec. 104 (b), redefines the conduct test for coordination.
Gelinas: A Simple GOP Plan for Wall Street
[IMGCAP(1)]Republicans can say: Senators on both sides of the aisle want to end “too big to fail.”
Wall Street Bill Offers Chance for Some Chits
[IMGCAP(1)]Among them are appointed Sens.
Congress’ Busy Agenda Just Got Even Busier
[IMGCAP(1)]But it should also mean another wake-up call — about the hundredth — for Congress to do something to protect our constitutional institutions of governance from decapitation via an attack
Hill Climbers: Louie Gohmert’s Staffers Take It All in Stride
[IMGCAP(1)] But in two and a half years with Comcast, she slowly started to miss working in Congress.
Terror Suspect Triggers Hill Debate
[IMGCAP(1)]House Republican leaders punted questions on the matter to Homeland Security ranking member Peter King (R-N.Y.), who issued a statement praising law enforcement for its efforts but was
Alabama: New Sewell Spot Opens Planned Month of Ads
Sewell’s campaign went up Monday with a 30-second broadcast television buy that will stay up through the June 1 election. Sewell previously had been advertising on cable television and radio.
Wisconsin: Online Contest to Pay Off for Duffy Campaign
> As the campaign that collected the most online votes, Duffy will now get to co-host a Facebook town hall with Pawlenty, send a solicitation using the Freedom First PAC’s e-mail list and receive a $1
On, Wisconsin: Feingold Return No Sure Thing
[IMGCAP(1)]Maybe we were a bit premature.
What’s Needed on Deficit: Less Talk, More Action
[IMGCAP(1)]And that makes the song, which asks for “A little more bite and a little less bark/ A little less fight and a little more spark,” the perfect anthem for the ongoing debate about the federal
Seinfeld Rules Are Sometimes About Something
[IMGCAP(1)]Ordinarily, special rules are reserved for bills entailing considerable cost and controversy.
Honda: Embargo on Cuba No Longer Makes Sense
[IMGCAP(1)]When I traveled to Cuba on a Congressional delegation recently, it became clear that the embargo is imprudent politically, economically and socially.
Gubernatorial Turnout May Affect Murtha Special
John Murtha (D-Pa.) as too close to call, even though Democrats have a more than a 2-1 voter registration advantage in the southwestern Pennsylvania House district.