K Street Files: Cashing In on Conservatives
[IMGCAP(1)]Romney is one of several Republicans looking to cash in on the influx of GOPers this month coming to Washington, D.C., for the annual Conservative Political Action Conference.
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Gresser: A Trade Agenda for 2010
[IMGCAP(1)]Why is it right? Because American habits have changed quickly, profoundly and in ways that leave us few other choices.
Heard on the Hill: Ensign Courts Disaster?
[IMGCAP(1)]Ensign has given copies to colleagues of a book about counterterrorism efforts written by Marc Thiessen, a former speechwriter for President George W. Bush.
The Hot Plate: Lover-ly Specials in Town
[IMGCAP(1)]Are you someone’s better half? Don’t worry — Hot Plate has you covered, too.
Hill Climbers: Journalism Refugee
[IMGCAP(1)]Carpenter joins Capitol Hill from the Washington Times.
Members Retrieve Haitian Orphans
Driehaus’ office aided constituents Chris and Lori Pramuk and their 6-year-old daughter, Sophie, and 1-year-old son, Henry David, by calling media contacts on the ground in Haiti and multiple nongovernmental
Katz: Congress Needs to Change GAO Hiring Process
[IMGCAP(1)]Thirty years ago, Congress wanted more say in how the head of the GAO, a legislative branch agency, was named. The role of the Congressional Comptroller General Commission was born.
The Texanization’ of Rob Jesmer
[IMGCAP(1)]A slightly crumpled paper sign mockingly hangs on the left of the doorway of Jesmer’s office.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Brown in Good Spirits
[IMGCAP(1)]Brown, accompanied by his wife and an entourage of besuited friends, settled in at the popular Senate-side bar just moments after leaving the Capitol following his very sober oath-taking
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Television Magic
[IMGCAP(1)]ABC announced Wednesday that “Scrubs” actress Sarah Chalke has been cast in a new television pilot, “Freshmen,” as a former high-power businesswoman just elected to Congress.
Cardin: U.S. Needs to Keep Pace Developing Energy Technology
Today, we will send $1 billion overseas to satisfy our appetite for foreign oil, while the Chinese will continue their massive investment in clean energy technology.
McLernon: Foreign? Not so Much …
[IMGCAP(1)]First, let’s get the facts straight about what the Supreme Court’s decision permits.
McDermott: All Bets Are Not Off on Super Bowl Sunday
[IMGCAP(1)]Many people may not even realize betting on sports is illegal, since millions engage in the activity and “the latest line” is run in the sports pages of every major newspaper.
Lamborn: Energy Key to Economic Recovery
An increase of 1 million barrels per day of domestic production would reduce our imports by a million barrels a day.
Chu: Invest in Clean Energy Jobs
That fact that we could only fund 1 percent of the applications speaks volumes that additional research support would be money well-spent.
Photo From the Attic: Goodbye to LBJ
[IMGCAP(1)]On Jan. 22, 1973, former President Lyndon Baines Johnson died in San Antonio after suffering his third heart attack. He was 64 years old.
For Republicans, Overconfidence Poses a Growing Problem
[IMGCAP(1)]But even if the president’s poised performance brought some of them back to reality, Democratic defeats in Virginia, New Jersey and Massachusetts, as well as public opinion polls showing
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Cutting Through Red Tape
[IMGCAP(1)]Fortunately, the nice folks over at the online magazine Slate have come up with helpful advice on how to go about destroying a sex tape.
Nation: Pallone Best-Funded House Incumbent
More than 80 House Members had more than $1 million in their campaign accounts as the election year began.
Florida: Deutch Wins Nod Easily, Moves to April Special
Deutch’s fundraiser with former President Bill Clinton in January pushed his fundraising past the $1 million mark.