RNC Contenders Lining Up Against Steele
Texas committeeman Bill Crocker said he’s among the members who would like Steele to move on. “I think we need to make a change,” he said.
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Body Scanners Are Not a ‘Junk’ Budget Issue
Instead of applauding better government service at a lower cost, they’ve said the cameras are just another example of Big Brother.
Unions Attack Pay Freeze, While Boehner Gives It Props
“I welcome President Obama’s announcement, and hope he will build on it by embracing much-needed steps to reduce both the size and the cost of government, including the net federal hiring freeze
Upton: Don’t Dilute Energy and Commerce Clout
Without proper oversight, our economic freedom is at risk. The voters do not want to see inside-the-Beltway squabbles.
Kyl Stays Tight-Lipped on Political Future
That is what’s screwing up our system, because there’s no time out to do legislation in a bipartisan way or without the press of elections. And, so I said, I’m not going to be a part of that game.
Redistricting Advantage in Illinois Keeps Democrats in Play
map without much Republican input this time around.
Coleman to Miller: Give Up on Recount
“I understand Joe’s frustration. … I had some of those concerns in Minnesota on a much, much, much closer race,” the Minnesota Republican said on C-SPAN’s “Newsmakers” program, set to air Sunday.
Van Hollen Looks Ahead to Budget Position
His memo said that without the tough decisions made by the DCCC, they would have lost another 15 to 20 Members.
Rockman Exhibit Explores the Raw Power of Nature
“Paintings are a way of listing the things that I care about or am interested in,” Rockman said. And what he cares about is obvious.
Inhofe Is Happy to Stand Apart
In an interview last week, he recalled a time when one of his grandchildren “came up to me and said, ‘Pop-I, Why do you always do things that nobody else does?’
Hill Climbers: Staffer Goes from O-Line to Online
“I think it’s just an industry standard now; everybody’s on Facebook and Twitter,” said Michael Babyak, press secretary for Rep. Patrick McHenry.
Freshman Lottery Doles Out New Office Space
Gardner’s trick, he said later: practice. “I practiced pulling tissues out of the box,” he said. “I’d pull 20 to 25 until I decided that my form was good.”
House Democrats Face New Budget Realities
“I can’t imagine, with what Republicans have said in the ‘Pledge to America,’ with starting with budget cuts in their own backyard … that they will be amicable to increasing the minority’s budget
Clyburn Vows Independence as Assistant Leader
Democrats moved from bill to bill without taking the time to sell their work to the public, he said, adding, “You can’t be too busy to explain what you’ve done.”
OMB Nominee Confirmed After Landrieu Ends Hold
“Tonight I received a commitment from Interior Secretary Ken Salazar to provide certainty and regulatory clarity to an industry that has operated in the dark for months with shifting rules,” she said in
Reed Cleared to Be Released From Hospital
“Our district has gone far too long without a voice and advocate,” Reed said in a statement. “I feel strong and am anxious to get to work.”
Man Arrested for Wearing Congressional Pin
“I was wearing a pin that was given to me by a late relative, and I regret any misunderstanding,” he said in an interview, though he declined to say on the record who the relative was.
Reid Announces New Chief of Staff
I am pleased that he will continue to be an invaluable resource to all of us as our next Secretary of the Majority.”
Boehner, Reid Make First Overture
“I think that they can learn to work together. They both have the personalities, I think, to do that.”
D.C. Looks to Dutch to Keep Up Bike Progress
“We have the potential to one-up the Dutch in bike-sharing,” Klein said.