Young State Senator Aims at Inhofe in Oklahoma
A spokesman for Henry last week declined to completely rule out a 2008 Senate bid but said in the strongest terms possible without saying “never” that the governor is inclined to keep his job in
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California: Does Capps’ Daughter’s Job Signal a Future Bid?
“As a native of Santa Barbara, I grew up with the ocean and I’m proud to join the fight to protect it,” Burton Capps said in a statement. Rep.
Summer Dreams Likely to Fade Quickly in September
Petraeus’ report will hit town just as Democrats in both chambers revisit for the umpteenth time the issue of how to bring the Iraq War to an end without cutting off funding for the troops.
Both Sides Prep For Repeat of ’95
“I cannot believe out of 435 Members of Congress anybody wants to shut down the government,” said Rep. Jeb Hensarling (Texas), chairman of the conservative Republican Study Committee.
Larson’s Niche: Utility Player
Mike Capuano (D-Mass.), who organized Larson’s campaign for the post in 2006, noted, “Vice chair is a job without a direct, immediate portfolio and he does it very well.”
D.C. Budget Autonomy Bill Held Up by Amendments
markup of the District of Columbia Budget Autonomy Act on Thursday, Members on both sides of the aisle appeared to agree on the basic premise of the bill, which would allow D.C.’s budget to go into effect without
Feingold Threatens to Block Pre-Recess FISA Deal
“I don’t feel the need to get out of here.
Judiciary Approves Southwick After Feinstein Votes With GOP
“If I believed he was a racist I would not vote for him. But I actually don’t,” Feinstein said, explaining her vote despite Democratic criticisms that Southwick supported a racist court ruling.
Capitol Police Boost Security to Deal With Threat of Pre-Sept. 11 Attack by al-Qaida
Gainer said Police Chief Phillip Morse and his command staff were “continuing to pump [the officers] up and reinforcing the need to be very vigilant.
Health Bill OK’d After a Big Push
“I believe I have done as Leader everything I said I would do, period,” Hoyer said Tuesday night, vowing to go to the Rules Committee to control debate on every bill.
Obama’s Foreign Vision Is Exciting — And Also Naive
Obama cannot speak or write without excoriating President Bush.
Blunt Won’t Challenge Boehner for Top GOP Job
“I think our team has been good, I believe our Whip team has done a great job,” he said, quipping, “I’m pretty sure any on-the-record comment you could get from our Members would verify that.”
For Pelosi, Details Key to a Big Week
Gene Green (D-Texas) said. “It couldn’t have happened without her.”
Knocking on Doors Led to Hill Career for Retiring Schelble
“I don’t think there was a bad thing you could say about John.
Emergency Systems Likely to Delay CVC
“I have for a couple of months anticipated that we would be opening sometime between September and November,” Wasserman Schultz said.
Renegades
The bipartisan stance against the legislation was best summed up by Cleaver: “I realize that … we eight will be labeled as against ethics reform. Quite the opposite is true.
Murtha Lobbies Liberals on Iraq
“I don’t think we should retreat from what we’ve done before,” Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y.) said. Rep. Barbara Lee (D-Calif.), who co-chairs the Progressive Caucus with Rep.
Competition Brews in Illinois’ 18th
Republicans believe the central Illinois district will remain in GOP hands even without LaHood.
Tough Choices for GOP on SCHIP
“None of those things I think are political winners,” Price said, calling the oxygen-tank provision “government-run health care at its worst.”
Grist for Mills
“The Speaker told me that her trips to the floor just won’t be the same without Mills stalking her in Stat Hall,” says Pelosi spokesman Brendan Daly, referring to Mills’ favorite hangout in Statuary Hall