UNH Poll: Shea-Porter Improves but Still Vulnerable
The margin of error was 4 points for statewide questions but 6 points for smaller samples of voters in the 1st and 2nd districts.
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Waters Headed for House Trial
Correction: Aug. 6, 2010 The ethics committee named Rep.
GOP Clashes Over Publicizing Schedules
“This map will build over the 6 weeks and assist our narrative that House Republicans are listening to the concerns of Americans while the Democrats hide from their constituents.”
Obama to Sign War Spending Bill Into Law on Thursday
The president will sign the proposal at 6 p.m. in the Oval Office.
Heard on the Hill: Casual Tuesday?
An HOH spy eyed the Missouri Republican on the House floor Tuesday afternoon trailed by two of his loyal aides: Ben Blunt, 6, and Charlie Blunt, 5.
Brown Tops Kerry in an Updated Tradition
The Great Scotts, led by Brown at first base, defeated Kerry’s Green Monsters 11-6. “A lot of pride is at stake,” said Colin Reed, team captain and press secretary for Brown.
House Settles for Narrow War Spending Supplemental
Updated: 6:39 p.m.
K Street Files: Hill Reaction to Spill Puts Jobs in Jeopardy, Oil Lobby Says
Lobbying by the finance and insurance sector also rose by almost 6 percent, as Congress approved a Wall Street reform package. Spending by public employees’ unions rose by 21 percent.
Hoyer, Langevin, Sensenbrenner to Commemorate ADA at White House
The Oval Office meeting will be in the late afternoon, followed by a White House event at 6 p.m. to commemorate the anniversary, the White House press office and Hoyer spokeswoman Maureen Beach said
Quit the Day Job: You Could Be Dancing
The final competition is scheduled for Oct. 6, and all groups will perform their dances at the Harman Center for the Arts before a panel of judges.
Heard on the Hill: Just an Excuse for Partying?
The singer spoke from personal experience: She was diagnosed with the disease at age 6.
Street Talk: Interest Groups Ponder the Magic of the Bus
In the SEIU’s upcoming California bus tour, Medina and his allies will be up early in the morning and driving late into the night, then crashing at Motel 6 in different cities.
Inhofe Fires Part-Timers Over Ethics Concerns
Senate reports do not detail specific travel dates, but Watts and five other House Members were in Senegal, Nigeria, Ghana and Morocco from April 6 to 11, 2001.
Campus Notebook: Voting Rights Still an Issue in Norton’s Meetings
NW) from 6:30 to 8 p.m. The District Democrat promised to start holding the meetings after the D.C.
Lugar to Vote Yes’ on Kagan Confirmation
The Senate is expected to confirm Kagan before it adjourns for a monthlong recess Aug. 6. Like Graham, Lugar also supported Justice Sonia Sotomayor’s installment to the Supreme Court last year.
Durbin Misspoke’ on Likelihood of Energy Bill Next Week
He added that the Senate schedule was packed until the chamber’s expected adjournment Aug. 6.
Durbin: Senate is Not Doing’ Energy Reform Before Recess
The Senate is set to adjourn Aug. 6.
Kagan Nomination Advances to Full Senate
The Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday approved the nomination of Solicitor General Elena Kagan to the Supreme Court by a vote of 13-6, with Sen.
Hill Talk: Bike Sharing Gets a Renewed Boost Around the City
DeMayo said the owner of the club joined with the Capital City Diner owner and appealed to Councilmembers Harry Thomas of Ward 5 and Tommy Wells of Ward 6 to add the Bladensburg Road stop to the
NRCC Fundraising Surges, but Members Are Still in Arrears
Security ranking member Peter King (N.Y.) had paid 20 percent, Veterans’ Affairs ranking member Steve Buyer (Ind.) had given 14 percent, Policy Committee Chairman Thaddeus McCotter (Mich.) had given 6