Senate Set for Long Days, Late Nights
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) is using all the options at his disposal to get the Senate out of town as quickly as possible, announcing tonight that he plans a 1 a.m.
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Republicans Eye Ryan’s Spot on Budget Panel
Still, Garrett has occasionally been a thorn in GOP leaders’ side, pushing for a budget lower than $1 trillion when Speaker John Boehner (Ohio) preferred a higher number.
Luken: Economic Growth? There’s an App for That
These plans leave unchanged the cost of Internet service for almost all of us and merely require the approximately 1 percent of residential users who consume roughly 300 gigabytes a month (which is the
Mitt Romney Needs to Surge for GOP to Nab Senate
Virginia has been one of the top targets of spending at both the presidential and Senate levels, including a $1 million ad campaign launched against Kaine by Crossroads GPS on Tuesday.
Rhode Island: David Cicilline Wins Primary
At the time the Associated Press called the race, Cicilline was beating Gemma by a 2-1 margin, 62 percent to 31 percent. There will be no time for the Cicilline campaign to celebrate.
Virginia: Tim Kaine Rebukes Negative Ads on 9/11 Anniversary
A Crossroads GPS spokesman said in a release that the $1 million ad campaign highlights the areas in which Kaine is out of step with Virginia, including on issues such as education and the defense
Republicans Set to Kick Off Effort to Override HHS Welfare Proposal
Hatch said a vote would be held in his chamber by Oct. 1.
Webber: Garbage Could Be Sustainable Energy Source
Compared with traditional energy sources, the reduction in carbon emissions would be equivalent to removing 1 million cars from the road.
Dash to Finish Line Begins
One silver lining they see is the fact that Romney received a negligible 1-point jump at the end of his convention last month, according to a CNN/ORC International poll.
Congress Seeks Action on Stopgap
“I hope we can find a way to address the sequestration threat of Jan. 1,” Senate Armed Services Chairman Carl Levin (D-Mich.) said in Charlotte, N.C., where Democrats held their convention last week
9-1-1 Was a Joke in This Town (But Only for a Few Hours)
Dialing 9-1-1 is supposed to be a foolproof system for summoning law enforcement or medical help in times of urgent physical need or danger.
James Clyburn: Bill Clinton’s Speech ‘Second Best of Convention’
“I gotta give No. 1 to Mrs. Obama, but I thought it was a great speech.” Although the 2008 Democratic primary between then-Sens.
Tim Kaine Embraces His Ties to Barack Obama
running for the seat he lost in 2006, has said on the campaign trail that Kaine would be a “rubber-stamp” for the president, the National Republican Senatorial Committee refers to Kaine as Obama’s “No. 1
Barack Obama Will Ask for More Time, Outline Agenda in Speech
Obama will also outline a goal of cutting oil imports in half and adding 600,000 natural gas jobs by 2020, adding 1 million manufacturing jobs in the next four years and slowing tuition increases at colleges
Chris Van Hollen Talks House Races and Playing Paul Ryan in Debate
“No. 1, we will win seats,” Van Hollen said. “Two, the momentum is with us.
Same Goal, Altered Path for Democrats
Then, the public approved of the job he was doing by a 2-to-1 margin and today the country is evenly divided on Obama’s performance.
CQ Roll Call Daily Briefing: Vision Revision
She’ll take the stage at 10:35 as Character Witness No. 1 and testify that her husband’s life experiences guarantee he understands the struggles of most Americans — in contrast, she will imply but might
CQ Roll Call Daily Briefing: Vision Revision
She’ll take the stage at 10:35 as Character Witness No. 1 and testify that her husband’s life experiences guarantee he understands the struggles of most Americans — in contrast, she will imply but might
Partying ABCs
Local officials expect that thousands of imbibing convention goers will increase alcohol sales by as much as $1 million over what is typical for the first week in September.
CQ Roll Call Daily Briefing: The Other Ones
The visuals last week underscored how the GOP base is the province of overwhelmingly white and middle-aged costumed tea partyers and well-groomed 1 percenters.