In Minnesota, Recount Battle Goes On
Knaak confirmed once again Monday afternoon that it was highly unlikely a Senator would be seated when Congress returns on Jan. 6.
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‘Hunk’ Obama Can Help Nation Fight Obesity Epidemic
Obama, at 6-1 and 180 pounds, has a BMI of 23.7 perfect. (You can easily find out your own at the National Institutes of Health Web site, www.nhlbisupport.com/bmi/.
K Street Files: Holiday Dreams
A new stimulus measure is expected to be a top priority once the new Congress convenes Jan. 6.
Franken Pulls Ahead of Coleman but Neither May Be Seated on Jan. 6
But the counting is far from over in the Minnesota Senate race that will likely drag into the new year, and it is unlikely that either man will be seated when Congress reconvenes on Jan. 6.
Minnesota Senate Office Could Close Temporarily
Norm Coleman (R-Minn.), Al Franken and thousands of contested ballots in their Senate race isnt resolved by Jan. 6, one Minnesota Senate office will cease to exist at least temporarily.
Senate Split Over Obama’s Stimulus Plan
. With an expanded 258-177 majority, House Democrats will be positioned to approve a stimulus package to their liking after the 111th Congress gavels in on Jan. 6.
Franking Commission Dismisses Roskam Complaint
The decision comes more than a month after the nonprofit organization Public Citizen filed a complaint with the commission, alleging that Roskam sent out mass mailings after the Aug. 6 cutoff date
McCain, Unbowed, Appears Back to Old Self
indicating to journalist George Stephanopoulos on ABCs “This Week” that he intends to be a thorn in the side of both Republicans and Democrats in the 111th Congress, which is scheduled to gavel in on Jan. 6.
Quick Pace Planned for Nominations
Congress returns Jan. 6, and the following two weeks before inauguration promise to feature a flood of Obama nominees making their way toward hearing rooms for debriefings by Senators.
Reid Plans Pro Forma Sessions Throughout Holidays
The final session will mark the end of the Congress, just a few days before the 111th Congress convenes on Jan. 6.
Unsung Heroes Have the Hill’s Truly Odd Jobs
In addition to ensuring that mailings go the right place, the process also saves the House some $6 million on postage each year.
Rothenberg’s End of the Year Awards for 2008 Campaigns
Some argued that Barr had such potential appeal (possibly in the 3-6 percent range) that he might throw the presidential race in Georgia or even the White House to Barack Obama.
Heard on the Hill: We’re Really Going to Miss You, Larry Craig
The Idaho Senator was nowhere to be found while the Senate on May 6 was debating and voting on a bill to reauthorize the Federal Aviation Administration.
Put Some Sparkle in Date Night
ZooLights takes place 6-8:30 p.m. Friday-Sunday and every night Dec. 18-30 except Dec. 24-25.
Bar Fight Pits Senate Versus City
an array of possible side effects of a 5 a.m. last call that could seriously impact people getting to the inauguration, such as incidents at still-open bars and drunken drivers on the road at 5 or 6
Everyone Will Have Health Insurance — But It Will Be Costly
The bad news is that the ranks of the uninsured, previously about 46 million, probably will swell by another 5 million to 6 million because of the recession, and a similar number will be added to
Vitter’s Redemption?
Landrieu ended up winning the race by a comfortable 6-point margin.
Race for House Seat Complicated by Scandal
Although Emanuel has not said when he will resign, presumably it would be before Jan. 6, when the 111th Congress is sworn in.
White House 2012 Polls: Not So Fast
Clinton was second with 12 percent, and Gephardt was third with 9 percent, followed by Kerrey (6 percent), Iowa Gov. Tom Vilsack (5 percent), South Dakota Sen.
Auto Bailout Starts Rolling
The Rules Committee will meet at 6:30 p.m. today to report out a same-day rule for the auto bailout bill, a move that allows Democrats to bring the measure to the floor the same day as its rule.