New Jersey: 3rd District GOP Hopes to Unify Against Adler
“It is extremely important for us to avoid a primary, and that is our No. 1 goal,— Burlington County Republican Chairman William Layton said.
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GOP Senators Plan to Rally Against Health Care Tuesday
Jim DeMint (S.C.), Tom Coburn (Okla.) and Richard Burr (N.C.) will be at the 1:30 p.m. event, according to a press release from Americans for Prosperity, a group that supports limited government and free
Kentucky: Paul Unleashes Power of Papa’s Money Bomb
Part of the reason that Paul is considered a serious threat to Kentucky Secretary of State Trey Grayson — the establishment choice in the GOP primary — is because he raised an impressive $1 million in
Heard on the Hill: Arrested Development
[IMGCAP(1)]But for former D.C. Del. Walter Fauntroy (D), going back to the spot where he was arrested 25 years ago will offer a moment for celebration.
Road Map: Wednesday House Departure Increasingly Unlikely
Not only are Members unlikely to leave town by Wednesday, but their No. 1 domestic priority, health care reform, is teetering on the edge across the Dome.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Prayers for the President
[IMGCAP(1)]Movement founder Rocky Twyman and his prayer warriors — who originally joined together to pray that gas prices decrease but have since focused their spiritual efforts on everything from the
Bart Gordon to Retire in 2010
Updated: 1:25 p.m.Adding to what has become a steady drip of Democratic retirements in recent weeks, Rep.
K Street Files: Latest Dish
[IMGCAP(1)]DeFife, who has been at the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, will oversee all federal and state lobbying efforts at the restaurant association and will report to
A Six Sigma Approach to Health Care Reform
[IMGCAP(1)] The U.S. health care system wastes $700 billion annually on the kinds of systemic inefficiencies that would make a quality management guru cringe.
2009: A Busy Year in Congressional Ethics Comes to a Close
[IMGCAP(1)]What followed was a flurry of legislative activity surrounding ethics, the most significant of which was the September 2007 passage of the Honest Leadership and Open Government Act.
Jingle Bells Mean We Should Put the Budget Year in Perspective
[IMGCAP(1)]As I wrote back in October, despite the loud and angry noise some made about it over the past year, the $1.4 trillion fiscal 2009 deficit should be considered an absolute triumph for the
Lieberman Sets Off a Scramble
— [IMGCAP(1)]Even his fellow Senators expressed confusion over Lieberman’s most recent filibuster threat.
President Obama�s Moral Surge
[IMGCAP(1)] Still, the argument he gave at West Point has generated some misleading discussions about rival approaches to America�s foreign policy.
Senate Wraps Up Saturday Session With No Progress on Health Care
The Senate is expected to resume work Sunday at 1:30 p.m. and take a final vote on the omnibus at 2 p.m.
Berman Neglected to Disclose Stock Income
worth of the 441 lawmakers — including Representatives, non-voting Delegates and Puerto Rico’s Resident Commissioner — is about $366,000.House lawmakers claimed a combined minimum net worth of at least $1
Cutting Room Floor: Be of Good Cheer
[IMGCAP(1)]Members of the Capitol Police stand guard in front of the Capitol Christmas Tree after a lighting ceremony last week.
Campus Notebook: You Say Tomato
[IMGCAP(1)]Restaurant Associates is participating in a new purchasing arrangement of tomatoes from Florida.
McCaul Foe Sheds “Exploratory” Label In Texas Race
After ten months and certainly more than $1 million raised, Texas technology executive Jack McDonald (D) apparently is done with the “exploratory” phase of his 2010 challenge to Rep.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: A Very HOH Holiday
[IMGCAP(1)]In the spirit of the season, HOH decided to help our hard-working civil servants by making a list (and checking it twice) of fun politically themed gifts.
K Street Files: Internal Combustion
[IMGCAP(1)]But such plans turned out to be short-lived as Gerard, known in the industry as a fixer of ailing organizations, just finished a house-cleaning at the API that included letting about 40