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GOP Unloads on Obama, President Fights Back

In fact, reporters were told initially that the question-and-answer portion of Obama’s visit would be closed to press, but an hour before the president was scheduled to arrive, the Republican Conference

K Street Mounts Campaign to Sway Obama Speech

Lobbyists and representatives for interest groups are engaging in last-minute conference calls and meetings with White House officials hoping to sway what President Barack Obama says to Congress and the

Heard on the Hill: A Game That Two Can Play

Carolyn Maloney (D-N.Y.), and Kurt Bardella, press secretary to Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.), teamed up to defeat the classic arcade game “Time Crisis 3— at the Dave & Buster’s in Bethesda, Md.

After Magazine Honor, Bernanke to Face Critics

Jim Bunning (R-Ky.) said after Time magazine’s announcement of Bernanke’s honor, perhaps previewing more fiery remarks that will be delivered before the Banking panel today.

Obama Looking to Main Street

“There are clear disagreements on some issues, but there are a lot of areas where we can work together,— White House Deputy Press Secretary Jen Psaki said of the small-business lobby.

Pelosi Plays on Rookie Loyalty

Pelosi noted that the lawmaker had recently received a big legislative assist from leaders but then declined to show up for a press conference promoting their health care reform push, sources in

Wexler Sets Off Scramble

“I have been known to get involved in primaries before, both to people’s happiness and chagrin,— he said Wednesday at his press conference in Boca Raton, according to the Associated Press.

Heard on the Hill: Second City Regrets

Wasserman Schultz wore a bright pink skirt suit to the hearing (which she would later pair with black sneakers at a press conference touting the bill). Fellow witness Rep.

K Street Files: On the Street Where You Live

J Street, the year-old pro-Israel lobby that advocates for Palestinian statehood, will announce today that more than 160 Members of Congress, including 29 Senators, are serving on the honorary host committee

Heard on the Hill: Schock, a GQ Man

Country crooner Gretchen Wilson is scheduled to be at the Library of Congress today, receiving a special award from the National Coalition for Literacy for her efforts to promote adult education.

Public Option Isn’t the Only Minefield

who led the markup of the HELP bill and is a strong supporter of the public insurance option, acknowledged the challenge of devising a trigger mechanism that could win broad support from the Democratic Conference

Lines Harden Over Wilson

The situation today is a little different than the one Republicans were dealing with on Thursday morning,— a GOP leadership aide said.

Negotiations Hobble Along

Finance Chairman Max Baucus (D-Mont.) had hoped to force a deal among the gang of six Finance negotiators before President Barack Obama presented his health care reform outline to a joint session of Congress