Could Lieberman Hold the Senate’s Balance of Power After November?
[IMGCAP(1)]If that were to happen — and it’s still a long shot — Lieberman would become either the Democrats’ 50th vote or the Republicans’ 51st for organizing the Senate.
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Heard on the Hill: A Friend Indeed
[IMGCAP(1)]And when Ramstad presented Kennedy with an award at a charity bash Tuesday night for his efforts on mental health issues, Kennedy recalled the bipartisan friendship that he found in Ramstad
Shop Talk: Ghosts of Consultants Past
[IMGCAP(1)]Murtha employed the talents of media consultant Ed Mitchell, who is well-known in the Keystone State for working with many of the longtime Members in the delegation, such as Rep.
Financial Reform Momentum Building
[IMGCAP(1)]Shelby briefed GOP Senators Wednesday evening, but the Conference did not appear ready to sign on to a deal yet.
Obama Begins Court Vetting
[IMGCAP(1)]”A Supreme Court justice must not be a rubberstamp or policy arm for any Administration,” they said.
Climate Bill Adds New Twist to Annual Gas War
“The No. 1 issue in America today is jobs, and Republicans are determined to take our case to the American people that we can enact legislation that will put us on a pathway to energy independence
In Banking Fight, Corker Has Pushed for Balance’
[IMGCAP(1)]Not only — but perhaps partly — because of Corker’s importuning, the Senate might actually produce a bipartisan bill, though only after weeks of over-the-top finger-pointing.
Photo of the Week: A Little Bit Country
[IMGCAP(1)]Caden Baker, 7, of Neon, Ky., listens to a band at the annual Hillbilly Days in Pikeville, Ky., last week, which drew Senate candidates Daniel Mongiardo and Jack Conway as well as many local
She Reached the Heights
[IMGCAP(1)]Civil rights icon Dorothy Height, 98, died Tuesday, leaving behind a legacy of 80 years of working for the rights of African-Americans and women.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: A Little Help From Their Famous Friends
[IMGCAP(1)]Country crooner Bonnie Raitt maxed out her donation of $2,400 to fellow musician Rep. John Hall (D-N.Y.), the story says.
Hill Climbers: Staffers Enjoy Their Cowboy Boots Connection
[IMGCAP(1)]For starters, Hammond, 24, and Lasseter, 32, have similar senses of fashion: Both men wear cowboy boots on the job.
K Street Files: When K Street Freezes Over
[IMGCAP(1)]Done laughing yet? But seriously, the watchdog group sent letters to the lawmakers Monday and launched a petition drive, asking citizens to urge lawmakers — including Sens.
Roberts: Congress Provides Fairness in Medicaid Pharmacy Reimbursement
[IMGCAP(1)]It began with 2005 legislation that led to a reduction in Medicaid pharmacy generic prescription drug reimbursement by $8.4 billion over five years.
Heard on the Hill: Congressional Comedy/Comity, Take Two
[IMGCAP(1)]Organizers say former Rep. Joe Scarborough (R-Fla.) and his “Morning Joe” co-host Mika Brzezinski are still on board to emcee the evening, and the original lineup of Sen.
Griffith Still Has Democrats’ Cash
Some conservative groups have demanded he return the money that he raised as a Democrat before running in the June 1 GOP primary, where he faces stiff competition from Madison County Commissioner Mo Brooks
Early Transition Prep Would Help Fix Government
As Andy Kohut, the Pew director, describes it: [IMGCAP(1)] Just 22 percent say they can trust the government in Washington almost always or most of the time, among the lowest measures in more than
Chamber Lobbying Dips in First Quarter
The NAB spent almost $3.6 million on lobbying in the first quarter of this year, about $300,000 more than the last quarter of 2009 and $1 million more than the group spent in the first three months
NRCC Chides PACs
After breaking more than 2-to-1 for Democrats last cycle, data show, the trade association’s apparent zeal for Democratic candidates is unchanged.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: In the Dog House
[IMGCAP(1)]Pet care expert Wendy Diamond is hosting the White House Pet Correspondents Benefit on April 28 at Hotel Helix.
Both Parties See Positive Signs in New Finance Reports
The 41 “Frontline” Democrats — those whom the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has identified as most in need of added financial and logistical assistance — had an average of $1 million in cash