Feds in ‘Catch-22’ on D.C. Marijuana Legalization
The Ward 6 Democrat pushed to lower a civil crime possession of an ounce or less of the drug, punishable with a $25 ticket, on social justice grounds.
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Feds in ‘Catch-22’ on D.C. Marijuana Legalization
The Ward 6 Democrat pushed to lower a civil crime possession of an ounce or less of the drug, punishable with a $25 ticket, on social justice grounds.
Why Freshman Week Is a Lot Like College Orientation
(Hope is still alive for GOP challengers to five Democratic incumbents in races that remain too close to call, and a pair of seats won’t be filled until the Dec. 6 Louisiana runoff.)
Why Freshman Week Is a Lot Like College Orientation
(Hope is still alive for GOP challengers to five Democratic incumbents in races that remain too close to call , and a pair of seats won’t be filled until the Dec. 6 Louisiana runoff.)
House Democrats Look for Answers, Accountability After Midterm Losses (Updated)
Several Democratic lawmakers and aides told CQ Roll Call they chafed at the postmortem conference call Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi convened on Nov. 6 , in which she, Democratic Congressional Campaign
House Democrats Look for Answers, Accountability After Midterm Losses (Updated)
Several Democratic lawmakers and aides told CQ Roll Call they chafed at the postmortem conference call Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi convened on Nov. 6, in which she, Democratic Congressional Campaign
How David Perdue Knew He Would Win
Reporters corralled Perdue at an Oct. 6 campaign event to ask about his business record, specifically comments he made during a 2005 deposition about outsourcing production at a company.
How David Perdue Knew He Would Win
Reporters corralled Perdue at an Oct. 6 campaign event to ask about his business record, specifically comments he made during a 2005 deposition about outsourcing production at a company.
7 Mistakes to Avoid When Setting Up a Congressional Office | Commentary
6. Making an early promise to give back some of your budget. Not spending all of your office budget is a symbolic gesture, and that symbolism may be very important to you.
Mary Landrieu’s Tall Task in the Louisiana Runoff
Landrieu has already made it quite clear that she isn’t going to go quietly in her bid to win a fourth term in next month’s Dec. 6 runoff. Her effort to brand Republican Rep.
Review: 6 Races Both Parties Viewed Completely Differently
A month ago, I wrote about “6 Races Both Parties View Completely Differently .” These were a half-dozen contests where strategists generally disagreed on the shape and trajectory of the race.
An Opportunity for Energy Leadership | Commentary
percent of federal offshore acreage is off limits to energy development after the president reinstated a drilling ban that had been lifted in 2008, and production is down on federally controlled lands — 6
Road Closures for Concert for Valor on Veterans Day
From 6 a.m. until the conclusion of the event, the following street closures and traffic restrictions will be in effect for vehicles: First Street between Constitution Avenue Northwest and
Tight-Knit Illinois Democrats Mourning Again, This Time for Lane Evans
Dixon, who died on July 6. The connections among Bustos, Callahan, Dixon and Durbin run deep. Callahan became close to Durbin when Callahan was chief of staff for the late Sen.
‘HillVets’ Pub Crawl to Benefit Homeless Children
Geoff Browning of the local band B Side Shuffle will perform a solo acoustic set at The Dubliner at 6 p.m.
Senate Democrats Saw GOP Wave Before Election Night
In Louisiana, the contest will be decided in a Dec. 6 runoff between Democratic Sen. Mary L. Landrieu and GOP Rep. Bill Cassidy.
Senate Democrats Saw GOP Wave Before Election Night
In Louisiana, the contest will be decided in a Dec. 6 runoff between Democratic Sen. Mary L. Landrieu and GOP Rep. Bill Cassidy.
Still Undecided: 11 House, 2 Senate, 5 Gubernatorial Races (Updated)
Updated 6:36 p.m.| After a night of historic wins by the GOP, there are still a handful of key races around the country — mostly in California — that The Associated Press had not called as of Wednesday
What Happened to the 10 Most Vulnerable House Members? (Updated)
. – DEFEATED Southerland 6. Rep. Ami Bera, D-Calif. – TOO CLOSE TO CALL Bera 7. Rep. Brad Schneider, D-Ill. – DEFEATED Schneider 8. Rep.
What Happened to 2014’s Most Vulnerable Senators?
. — WON 6.Sen. Kay Hagan, D-N.C. — DEFEATED 7. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H. — WON 8. Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky. — WON 9. Sen. Al Franken, D-Minn. — WON 10.