Hill Climbers: Witness to History
[IMGCAP(1)]The panel first passed health care reconciliation on March 15 before its send-off to the Rules Committee.
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Kentucky Battle Tests Old GOP Home
A Party Hack’ [IMGCAP(1)]Dick and Sondra Gwinn came to the Marion County Lincoln Day Dinner in Lebanon still undecided about whom to vote for in the Senate primary.
Bayh Still Sitting on $11 Million War Chest
Bayh’s operation spent $2.07 million in the first three months of this year, of which $1 million went to the Indiana Democratic Party.
White House Outlines Aggressive Election Year Strategy
Begich said a major part of the White House’s message to Senators on Thursday was to “not lose focus” on jobs legislation because it is the “No. 1 priority of the American population.”
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Blame It All on Their Roots
[IMGCAP(1)]But Members did just that on Wednesday night, belting out a rousing rendition of Garth Brooks’ country classic “Friends in Low Places” on stage at the annual GRAMMYs on the Hill event
Photo From the Attic: The Tax Men
[IMGCAP(1)]Revenue agents meet with Treasury officials in Washington on May 12, 1937, when Internal Revenue Service agents began a conference on expediting audits of tax returns.
Florida: Deutch Will Move From State Senate to Congress
Miller’s release said he had $310,000 in the bank as of April 1. The Orlando Sentinel reported Wednesday that Kosmas raised $260,000 and went into April with $1 million banked for the race.
New Mexico: Pearce Banks $708,000 for Teague Rematch
Pearce’s team said it raised $277,000 in the first quarter, pushing total receipts past $1 million. He’s in for an expensive battle against freshman Rep.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Run for the Border
[IMGCAP(1)][Insert your own chalupa joke here.]
Mug Shots: Happy Hour’s Even Happier When You Drink Outdoors
[IMGCAP(1)]Cava Mezze (527 Eighth St. SE), the Greek eatery located on Barrack’s Row, offers ample outdoor seating.
If Republicans Fail to Win the House, Look Behind the Eight’ Ball
[IMGCAP(1)]North Carolina’s 8th. Freshman Rep.
Shop Talk: Oliver Twist
[IMGCAP(1)]Oliver had been with the organized labor group since late 2008, when she left her post as communications director for EMILY’s List.
Hill: Are Americans Getting Their Money’s Worth?
[IMGCAP(1)]Europe frequently plays the punching bag role during these moments because there is a perception that the poor Europeans are overtaxed serfs.
Will Democrats Use Immigration as Weapon or Try to Pass a Bill?
[IMGCAP(1)]Democrats will be sorely tempted to use failure to pass sweeping reform as a political weapon against Republicans, but they ought to do the right thing and fix as much of a broken system
Under Your Nose: Hillwood Offers an Escape Inside the City’s Limits
[IMGCAP(1)]The estate, open Tuesday through Saturday, is located on a quiet street in Van Ness that is a short 20-minute walk from the Metro.
Waverley: New Opportunities for Nuclear Security
[IMGCAP(1)]Effective deterrent and policing measures are urgently needed to criminalize illicit trade of nuclear weapons and materials together with stiffer consequences for noncompliance by state
Heard on the Hill: Lady Jane Charms Capitol Hill
[IMGCAP(1)]Sen. Dianne Feinstein appeared alongside actress Jane Seymour on Wednesday at a Capitol Hill luncheon for Childhelp, a nonprofit dedicated to preventing child abuse.
Cornyn Signals Interest in Second Tour at NRSC
[IMGCAP(1)]Under then-DSCC Chairman Charles Schumer’s (N.Y.) leadership during the 2006 and 2008 cycles, Senate Democrats picked up a total of 14 seats, and in 2006 Schumer helped the party win back
Photo of the Week: Judicial Reflection
[IMGCAP(1)]Democratic Sens.
Fincher Poll Shows He Has Wide Primary Lead in Tennessee
during the first quarter, but that haul put him in a distant third compared with Kirkland, who will report more than $850,000 in receipts from January to March, and Fincher, who has raised more than $1