Three Illinois House Races Generate Big Money
She raised $526,000 from October through Jan. 13 for a total of more than $1 million raised for the cycle.
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Cutting Room Floor: Total Brownout
[IMGCAP(1)]Sen.-elect Scott Brown (R-Mass.) is greeted by the Washington press corps Thursday as he arrives for a meeting with Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) in the Russell Senate Office Building.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Slow-Jam Serenade
[IMGCAP(1)]The R&B-tinged song is the brainchild of Atlanta musicians Fred Sawyers and Keith Rawls, according to Johnson’s campaign Web site, and is being used at campaign events.
MPAA Chief Glickman to Be President of Refugees International
The one-time secretary of Agriculture will become the president of Refugees International on April 1. Glickman’s official departure has been expected for months.
Open-Seat Hawaii Race Getting Crowded
The special election is expected to be held after March 1.
Nickles: An Interesting, Challenging Year for the Budget
[IMGCAP(1)]Even for those who aren’t self-described budget “wonks,— this year is shaping up to be a particularly interesting and challenging budget season.
K Street Files: From Glam to Refugees
[IMGCAP(1)]The one-time secretary of Agriculture will become president of Refugees International on April 1.
Hill Climbers: North Dakota State of Mind
[IMGCAP(1)]Last November, Alethea Lange joined Conrad as a legislative correspondent.
Don’t Hold Your Breath for an Anti-Incumbent Election
[IMGCAP(1)]But voters’ dissatisfaction with those in charge doesn’t mean that November is likely to be an “anti-incumbent election.— In fact, it almost certainly won’t.
The Rose Garden: Allies Pore Over Mistakes in Health Debate
[IMGCAP(1)]His political magic touch seems to have disappeared. He campaigned for gubernatorial candidates in Virginia and New Jersey and a Senate candidate in Massachusetts. All lost.
Heard on the Hill: Standing Up Schwarzenegger
[IMGCAP(1)]The entire 53-member Golden State delegation was invited to a meeting with Republican Gov.
Street Talk: Women Reach the Top in Fundraising
[IMGCAP(1)]Very few lobbyists of either gender write enough personal checks to Members’ coffers to catapult them into the league of top donors, but the small collection of women who max out to candidates
Congress Is All Atwitter
— Congressional Twitter Caucus Republican Members outnumber Democrats 2 to 1 on Twitter, according to Tweet Congress.
Paul Kirk, pt. 1
RC TV - January 15, 2010: Guest, Sen. Paul Kirk, pt. 1 -
Aguilera & West: Broadband for All Should Be Priority No. 1 in Net Neutrality Debate
[IMGCAP(1)]Increasingly, if you want to communicate with your government, get service from a business, reach out to a teacher about your child, apply for a job or tell your Congressman what you think,
Guantánamo Protesters Arrested on Capitol Steps
Twenty-eight people protesting President Barack Obama’s “broken promise— to close detention facilities at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, were arrested at about 1:45 p.m.
Alexander Tells Democrats to Slow It Down
“How can a Senator be so sure that some provision stuck in a 2,700-page partisan bill in secret meetings and voted on during a snowstorm at 1 a.m. won’t come back around and slap him or her in the
Obama Will Still Be a Presence on the Trail
“The No. 1 campaigner and fundraiser has always been the president, and that’s not going to change,— Republican political strategist Carl Forti said.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Congressional Fashionistas
[IMGCAP(1)]The California Democrat appeared at an event Wednesday night in the Rayburn House Office Building sponsored by the Greater Washington Fashion Chamber of Commerce.
Lobbying World Still Adapting
— While the going rate in years past, was a $1 million compensation package for former Members joining law firms and lobbying shops, K Street sources said, that figure is now virtually nonexistent