Reid Seems to Have His Groove Back
[IMGCAP(1)]He still trails Lowden in recent polls, but Reid and his caucus feel like he has begun to help them turn the tide in what appeared to be a long, deep slide to legislative and electoral
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Photo of the Week: Men in Black
[IMGCAP(1)]Delaware Democratic Sen.
Sarvis: Threading the Needle
[IMGCAP(1)]Last year, the president and his White House team agreed to a review process with Defense Secretary Robert Gates and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Adm.
Bennett & Freed: Doing Nothing on Energy Doesn’t Work
[IMGCAP(1)]Getting America running on clean energy must be part of that answer. The way to do it is by putting a price on carbon. This may seem counterintuitive.
Hill Climbers: Communications Director Is In Charge at Age 23
[IMGCAP(1)]”Working on a committee, I think you better understand some of the process and research it takes to put together what your boss is involved with,” she said.
GOP Leaving No Footprint in Hawaii
If any of the party committees transferred funds to the Hawaii Republicans and their affiliates after April 1, the transfers would not show up on federal election records until mid-May — well after
How to Expand the Center? Look Down Under
[IMGCAP(1)]We had Sen.
Shelby Back in Center of Wall Street Debate
[IMGCAP(1)]Senate Democrats say negotiating with Shelby can be difficult and frustrating, but they stop short of impugning his motives. “Shelby drives a hard bargain.
GOP Skeptical of Immigration Talks
[IMGCAP(1)]Even among Democrats, immigration reform is seen largely as a nonstarter.
Reform Bill May Inspire Democratic Battle Plan
[IMGCAP(1)]Not that the Republicans didn’t try.
North Carolina: Candidates Convert Cash to Commercials
Cunningham’s top primary opponent, Secretary of State Elaine Marshall, reported spending just $57,000 from April 1 to 14, leaving her campaign with $171,000 as of April 14.
Mottet: Why We Need the Employment Non-Discrimination Act
[IMGCAP(1)]Many LGBT people only survive in the workplace by pretending they are not LGBT. For those who do come out to their employer, discrimination too often is the result.
Road Map: It’s Time To Decide on Budget
Feingold, who is up for re-election, ripped the plan, saying Conrad’s budget exempts $1 trillion in tax cuts and entitlement spending from Senate pay-as-you-go rules, calling the move “fiscally irresponsible
Garner & Culbertson: No Clean Energy Future Without Hydro
[IMGCAP(1)]But there’s one largely overlooked solution, a major generator of clean energy that was dubbed “America’s best kept secret” by Energy Secretary Steven Chu — hydropower.
How Can a Company Comply With Gift Rules?
[IMGCAP(1)]A: With respect to the Congressional gift and travel rules, your decision to hire in-house registered lobbyists means several things.
Not All On the Radar’ Candidates Measure Up
[IMGCAP(1)]If you recall, Red to Blue candidate Sam Bennett ended up losing to Rep. Charlie Dent (R-Pa.) by 17 points, while Judy Feder lost to Rep. Frank Wolf (R-Va.) by 20 points.
Federal Budget Lessons From the Iceland Volcano
[IMGCAP(1)]At some point in the coming weeks as the Senate continues to consider a budget resolution for fiscal 2011 and the House ponders whether to consider one at all, someone on Capitol Hill
Greenbaum: Unlikely Sen. Brown Is Making Smart Moves
[IMGCAP(1)]Frankly, I never thought Brown had a ghost of a chance to win the late Sen.
Kyl Guards McCain’s Right Flank
[IMGCAP(1)]On Monday, Kyl and McCain engaged in a colloquy on the Senate floor on the new immigration enforcement legislation signed into law by Arizona’s governor.
Gordon Racks Up Miles Before Retiring
[IMGCAP(1)]In the weeks prior to his retirement announcement, Gordon and Democratic committee staffers spent more than $50,000 on two trips to Europe, the Congressional Record also shows.