Cancer Bill May Hitch a Ride on Defense Authorization
The five-year survival rate for pancreatic cancer is 6 percent, while lung cancer’s rate is 16 percent.
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Members Introduced to Capitol Real Estate
She picked No. 6. Congressman-to-be Tom Rice, R-S.C., approached the dais with his wife, whom he called his “good luck charm,” and kissed her before selecting No. 28. An aide for Rep.
McDermott Trip Sets Travel Record
Last year, private groups spent about $6 million on congressional travel. Though only $3.6 million has been spent so far this year, it exceeds the amount spent in the 2010 election year.
Paul Wellstone Memorial Brings Together Democrats
The “10th Anniversary Remembrance Event” is scheduled to take place 6 p.m.-8 p.m. in Dirksen 106. The event is being co-hosted by Democratic Minnesota Sens. Al Franken and Amy Klobuchar.
Hispanic Caucus Unveils Principles It Requires in an Immigration Overhaul
Of House Republicans, Gutierrez said, “It’s almost as if they didn’t hear the call from voters on Nov. 6.”
McConnell’s Unseen Hand at the NRSC
The Republicans, after losing two seats in the Nov. 6 elections, need to gain six seats in 2014 to capture the majority.
Inside the 2014 Senate Races
George Allen by 6 points. Warner’s greatest competition would come from Gov. Bob McDonnell, the most popular Republican in the state.
Inside the 2014 Senate Races
George Allen by 6 points. Warner’s greatest competition would come from Gov. Bob McDonnell, the most popular Republican in the state.
Westmoreland Named NRCC Deputy Chairman
Westmoreland oversaw a very successful nationwide redistricting effort for the NRCC during the 2012 cycle, helping the GOP keep control of the House on Nov. 6.
Today at a Glance: Nov. 27, 2012
Votes postponed until 6:30 p.m.
Capital City Recognizes Pullman Porters
It is slated to run through Jan. 6. On Nov. 15, the D.C. Council approved a resolution that recognized the Pullman Porter Awareness Month.
Advocacy Group to Pig Out on Capitol Hill
The official kickoff of the EcoFriendly Foundation is 1-6 p.m. Saturday; tickets to the all-inclusive event are $35 per person.
Shop Talk: Cox Staying Put Ahead of 2014 Gubernatorial Races
Beth O’Connor, who lost her first bid for re-election on Nov. 6, and Rich Cebra, who was term- limited from running again.
Gunderson: For-Profit Schools Renew Commitment
In 2011, for-profit schools awarded 16 percent more degrees to their students than the previous year, compared with a 6 percent increase for all traditional higher-education institutions.
Dissecting Republicans’ Troubles in New England
Both of New Hampshire’s Republican congressmen lost Nov. 6.
Boehner: Obamacare to Face Vigorous Scrutiny In House
Following his surprising admission in the days after the Nov. 6 election that President Barack Obama’s health care overhaul is the “law of the land,” Speaker John Boehner appears to be fleshing out the
In Kemp, a Republican Role Model
Even if there was no way for Romney to win more than 6 percent of black votes against Obama, a Kemp-like platform could have saved him from a 44-point loss among Latinos and a 47 percent loss among
North Carolina: Rouzer Calls for Recount in Race Against McIntyre
Mike McIntyre by 655 votes, is requesting a recount in the last House race yet to be decided after the Nov. 6 elections.
Virginia: Warner Won’t Run for Governor
Kaine defeated Republican George Allen this month for an open Senate seat by a surprisingly large 6-point margin, thanks in part to running as a potential partner to Warner in the Senate.
McIntyre Campaign Slams Rouzer for Recount Expense
The 7th District race is the final outstanding House race from the Nov. 6 elections. One other House race in Louisiana will be decided by a December runoff.