Feingold Amendment Could Shortchange Senate Representation
[IMGCAP(1)]It was marvelous to behold — and suggests that maybe the president should take the next logical step: real question periods.
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Appointed Senators Hit the Campaign Trail Over Recess
Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.), appointed last month to fill the seat once held by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, is meeting with community groups and local elected leaders in New York City on
Shop Talk: Virginia Is for Consultant Candidates
Adam Parkhomenko, a former aide on now-Secretary of State Hillary Rodham ClintonÂ’s presidential campaign, is in a competitive Democratic primary for an open House of Delegates seat in the Arlington
Gillibrand Appointed to Succeed Clinton
David Paterson (D) tapped the second-term Congresswoman to replace Hillary Rodham Clinton (D) in the Senate.
Clinton Confirmed as Secretary of State
Hillary Rodham ClintonÂ’s nomination to serve as secretary of State was easily approved by the Senate on Wednesday afternoon, with lawmakers voting 94-2 to install their outgoing colleague to the prominent
To Make Smart Power Work, Get the State Department in the Fight
Secretary of State nominee Hillary Rodham Clinton’s pledges to get the State Department “firing on all cylinders” and to renew U.S. leadership through a “smart power” mix of diplomacy and defense were
A Race in Graphic Detail
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.), and finally to the general election showdown between Obama and Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.).
The 111th Congress Takes Flight
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) reiterated that Franken was recently declared the winner of the race by the Minnesota State Canvassing Board and called on Coleman to step aside.
Kennedy, Cuomo Close in New York Poll
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.), who will step down imminently to become secretary of State in President-elect Barack ObamaÂ’s administration. Gov.
Making It Even Verse
Last spring, as he was putting together his political rhymes about the campaign trail, it occurred to him that he might be able to take the installments a step further, into a longer look at the election
Need for New System Is Urgent
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) in the past Congress to provide health coverage to all American kids by co-authoring the ChildrenÂ’s Health First Act.
A Senate Rises Sans Stars
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) to be secretary of State will leave the Senate lacking in star power for the national stage.
Will Obama Opt for Pragmatism in Energy Policy?
He released a step-by-step “transition plan” for energy that included “aggressively” promoting energy efficiency and alternative fuel research, but also domestic oil and gas exploration and elimination
New Members Fear the ‘Cage’
“We think it’s a step up,” she said.
The Senate’s Part
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) to be secretary of State, the Bush-to-Obama transition process seems to be proceeding apace — and more smoothly than previous transitions.
Congress, Industry Equally at Fault for Detroit’s Problems
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D) was not the only hot topic this weekend.
The New Members of the House
Hillary Rodham ClintonÂ’s (D-N.Y.) HillPAC, EMILYÂ’s List, the Defenders of Wildlife Action Fund and others.
Matthews in 2010: Will He Play Hardball?
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.), and do a listening tour around the entire state in 2009 if he wants to run. “Frankly, I think he needs to do that,” Hoeffel said.
DC Vote Optimistic About 111th Congress
Others may worry that the DC Voting Rights Act gives Democrats another seat and is a first step toward Senate recognition.
Pew Poll: Palin a Drag on GOP Ticket
At that time, 52 percent said she was ready to step in as president. Palin is viewed, however, as more “down to earth” than the Democratic vice presidential candidate, Sen.