Democrats Call for Special Counsel to Probe Gonzales; Leahy Subpoenas Rove, Jennings
Acting without Leahy but apparently with his tacit consent, Sens.
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N.Y. Hopefuls Court Conservative Party
But Long said his party is simply trying to support candidates who distinguish themselves from the Democrats. “I don’t think the way to win … is to move to the left,” he said.
‘Gang’ Courted for Southwick
But even without a formal meeting of the remaining Senators, Senate Republicans are hoping Southwick — and his allies — can help convince the group’s members to support him as a qualified, well-respected
With Recount Out, Broun Heads to Hill
“I ran as an agent of change and I think that is key, I think people are tired of the status quo in Washington,” he said Monday, pointing out that despite having “essentially the entire Republican
Awaiting Shaheen, Marchand Makes a Case
“Neither of us plan on campaigning with George Bush in 2008,” Marchand said in a news release. “But only I can campaign without George Bush’s record in 2008.”
The Gold Standard
“I thought a lot about different opportunities,” Gold said recently of his decision to rejoin Covington.
Casual Monday?
Miller was just relieved to make it in time for the votes,” he said.
Call Out the Cops — It’s Time to Reopen the Capitol Jail
I am afraid we need one more change in those plans: the addition of a new and spacious Capitol jail to house those arrested by the Capitol Police for showing contempt of Congress.
New York: Maffei Returns to Hill for Happy Hour Fundraiser
“Neither of us plan on campaigning with George Bush in 2008,” Marchand said in a news release. “But only I can campaign without George Bush’s record in 2008.”
House Democrats Spy a Winner on AMT Fix
And few of the 23 million taxpayers who would otherwise be hit by the AMT this year realize it, Cooper said. “I haven’t had one constituent ask me about this,” Cooper said.
Are Reid and Pelosi Their Own Worst Congressional Leaders?
Last week, Senate Minority Whip Trent Lott (R-Miss.), talking about deteriorating partisan relations in the Senate, told The New York Times, “Every time I think the Senate — Republican or Democrat — has
Thompson to Hold Major D.C. Fundraiser
“I was ruminating on what I was going to do as I looked at the field,” says O’Donnell, who signed on to help raise money a few weeks ago.
McConnell Still Wants Ethics Talks
“Without a conference, the minority won’t have any impact on the outcome of the bill,” said McConnell.
Ensign Sends Out an S.O.S.
“They need to do more,” Ensign said. “Some are very good, but there’s not enough of them. I can’t do it without their help.
Station Move Irks Residents
“We need you to think about our needs,” Southeast resident Bill Phillips said at a community meeting Wednesday.
Polls Stoke N.H. Rumors
“I’ve heard so many different things,” Smith said about Shaheen’s Senatorial ambitions. “I think it’s really up in the air.”
Senate Comity Slips Away
“The Senate is spiraling into the ground to a degree that I have never seen before, and I’ve been here a long time,” Minority Whip Trent Lott (R-Miss.) said.
Theater From the Fringe
“Basically, the idea came to me from reading the paper and seeing that President Bush says all he cares about is history,” Mancino said. “I thought, ‘what if history came to call on him?’”
Weak Fundraising Doolittle’s Latest Woe
“I think a whole bunch of Members may line up against him in terms of where they throw their money [in a primary],” the GOP operative said.
Dance Fever
In previous years, staffers would come away with trays of food for colleagues and could give their badges to friends and co-workers, allowing them to attend without an invite, HOH hears.